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TD Cowen analysts flagged the company’s “shifting narrative on affordability” as a risk.

NBA star LeBron James is having a major financial impact on the Philadelphia 76ers and Philadelphia, boosting sponsorships, ticket sales, and economic activity

The caliber of bonds matters, especially the higher rates go, UBS says.

The New York City Council issued a subpoena to Musk, requiring that he or another representative of SpaceXAI testify in an investigation concerning AI safety.

Environmental groups had called for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to recuse himself from the case involving ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy.

It’s important to have guardrails around your legacy.

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

Hugging Face saw a flurry of deal interest before Nvidia agreed to buy the open-source platform for roughly $13 billion, CNBC has learned.

The judge said FEMA never explained how the election changes it wanted were "tied to the goal of shoring up vulnerabilities to terrorist attacks."

“My sister always chooses places where it’s cheapest for her to fly.”

There were no major breakthroughs on big issues including AI, Iran and Taiwan.

The company said Sonnet 5.5 doesn't advance the frontier, but that it is better at coding and knowledge work tasks than its predecessor.

Almost half of the stocks in the S&P 500 have a negative beta, evidence of a chasm between the entire index and its individual components.

Micron reports after the bell Wednesday.

Velli previously served on the boards of Paychex, Cognizant and Computershare.

The Senate is due to vote Monday on the bill, which would create a national framework for name, image and likeness deals in college athletics.

Here are some of the companies making headlines in midday trading.

Micron is no longer the company it was before the AI boom, and one analyst says it’s time that investors fully appreciate that.

Trump's announcement with Mesabi Metallics comes as Americans' souring views of the economy are poised to shape the upcoming midterm election.

Nvidia's $150 billion worth of additional buyback firepower is a major step in the right direction.