For years, the conversation around artificial intelligence hardware has been dominated by a fierce rivalry between Nvidia and AMD. While Nvidia established itself as the undisputed king of the mountain early on, AMD has spent recent months proving it is a formidable challenger. In fact, looking back at 2026, AMD’s stock performance completely overshadowed its
Rumors of impending layoffs are swirling through the corridors of Netflix as the streaming powerhouse prepares for its third quarter earnings report on October 20. Despite maintaining a commanding lead over its competitors and wielding a massive twenty billion dollar content budget, the company finds itself at a crossroads. What was once seen as a
Jim Cramer has long been an admirer of Elon Musk’s aerospace ambitions, but even his enthusiasm has its limits when it comes to price tags. While discussing the current state of private equity and high growth companies, the CNBC host described SpaceX as the quintessential company he would love to have in a portfolio, praising
Bitcoin (BTC) fell around 2% to $84,035, slipping below the key $85K level as the momentum weakened. The bull market support band is climbing with price, but a retest could be a crucial test for the broader uptrend. The largest and dominant asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is entering a critical phase after slipping below the $85,000
Skydance Media faced a rocky start to its life as a public company on Tuesday, with shares slipping three percent during its debut on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading under the new ticker symbol SKYD, the stock ended its first session at nine dollars and fifty one cents. This dip follows a larger downward
The push to stop members of Congress and their families from trading individual stocks has hit a wall in Washington following the Senate’s recent rejection of a key piece of legislation. Despite widespread public appetite for reform, the bill that previously cleared the House died last week when Senate Democrats voted it down. While there
Capitol Hill remains a place where rhetoric often clashes with reality, particularly when it comes to the promises of transparency and fairness for the average American. In a move that critics say exposes a deep hypocrisy within the party’s platform, Senate Democrats recently blocked a bill aimed at restricting members of Congress from purchasing new
The rise of AI agents is fueling a massive surge in global web traffic, turning the quiet work of internet infrastructure into a lucrative frontier for investors. On a recent episode of Mad Money, CNBC’s Jim Cramer highlighted how the explosion of automated AI activity requires specialized services to keep the internet stable and fast.
When artificial intelligence first burst onto the scene as a transformative global force, investors were quick to predict the demise of several legacy industries. For a while, it seemed that consulting firms were doomed to be replaced by algorithms, leading to sharp and unforgiving losses in their stock prices. However, recent market movements suggest that
The United States Senate blocked a Republican led effort to restrict stock trading by members of Congress on Wednesday, falling seven votes short of the threshold required to even begin a formal debate. In a party line divide, every Democrat and independent voted against the Stop Insider Trading Act, which had previously cleared the House