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by Scott Matherson//3 minute read
American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) resumed flight operations after a technology issue prompted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to temporarily halt departures across the carrier's network.
by Kayode Adeoti//3 minute read
Huge-cap technology stocks are almost always rewarded for spending big on artificial intelligence, but this week investors will demand proof.
by Scott Matherson//3 minute read
The Social Security Administration has announced new Supplemental Security Income (SSI) reforms aimed at reducing payment errors, speeding up claims processing and improving customer service.
by Ryan Perrakis//4 minute read
South Korea's KOSPI plunged 10.84% after Samsung Electronics and SK hynix led a sharp AI semiconductor selloff, as investors weighed rising Chinese competition and concerns over chip valuations.
by Scott Matherson//3 minute read
Morgan Stanley says a potential SpaceX valuation decline could imply investors are assigning little to no value to the company’s artificial intelligence ambitions, despite its growing AI infrastructure potential through Starlink, satellite data, and xAI partnerships.
by Best Owie//3 minute read
The Wall Street Journal has highlighted four companies that could shape trading activity on Monday, with developments spanning artificial intelligence, semiconductors, luxury goods and energy.
by Scott Matherson//4 minute read
United Airlines and Delta Air Lines explored a potential merger behind closed doors last year, according to the Wall Street Journal, a move that could have created the most powerful airline in US aviation history.
by Moyo Odunuga//5 minute read
There is a strange habit shared by some of the world's most successful billionaires. Most stock investing advice boils down to "let your winners run."
by Moyo Odunuga//5 minute read
Not every heavyweight is running from AI stocks. While some famous names have pulled back, such as Peter Thiel emptying his public stock holdings heading into 2026.
