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As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, air traffic controller shortages are worsening nationwide, leading to mounting delays and disruptions at major airports across the US.
Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) price hit the $100,000 mark in the early hours of Saturday, despite experiencing its worst performance since 2018 with a 3.7% decline as October concluded. This milestone comes amidst an increase in volatility and outflows from Bitcoin ETFs.
Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet beat Q3 estimates with revenue and earnings growth. Trump and Xi conclude high-stakes meeting with trade, soybean, and resource agreements, potentially impacting U.S.-China economic relations and global markets.
The Future Fund's Gary Black sees two factors driving Tesla's stock: optimism for unsupervised autonomy and approval of Musk's $1 trillion compensation plan.
President Donald Trump on Saturday warned of possible military intervention in Nigeria and called on the West African nation to take action against the killing of Christians. He has directed the Department of Defense to prepare for what he described as "fast" action and announced an immediate halt to all U.S.
In a Friday appearance on The Joe Rogan Podcast, Elon Musk defended President Donald Trump, stating that while Trump is "not perfect," he is also "not evil."
Charlie Munger once explained that he and Warren Buffett refused to short stocks because they found it unpleasant and unproductive — a lesson rooted in Buffett's early experience buying "lousy companies" and later reinforced by the duo's shift toward owning high-quality, brand-driven businesses like See's Candies and Coca-Cola.
As Donald Trump revives U.S. nuclear testing after three decades, Kevin O'Leary warns that artificial intelligence—not atomic weapons—will determine global military power in the future.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman credited Microsoft and CEO Satya Nadella's early conviction and multibillion-dollar investment for transforming the ChatGPT-maker into a global AI powerhouse.
Democrats blasted President Trump's focus on a White House bathroom renovation while millions of Americans brace for soaring health insurance premiums.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed U.S. security fears over chip sales to China, saying the country already makes "plenty" of AI chips and warning it's "foolish to underestimate" Huawei's growing technological power.
Jeff Bezos' net worth surged by $12 billion to $265 billion following Amazon's strong third-quarter earnings, while Mark Zuckerberg lost $35 billion amid Meta's 13% stock plunge.
Elon Musk's $1 trillion Tesla compensation plan has drawn mixed reactions, with supporters including Cathie Wood, Jim Cramer, and Gary Black praising its potential, while critics call it excessive and risky.
Two federal judges on Friday ordered President Donald Trump's administration to resume funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), directing the use of emergency reserves to keep the nation's largest food aid program running during the ongoing government shutdown.
Obama warned that over 47 million Americans, including one in five children, lack steady access to nutritious food amid rising reliance on SNAP benefits.
Elon Musk warned on The Joe Rogan Experience that the U.S. faces bankruptcy as national debt tops $38 trillion and Social Security nears insolvency by 2032—arguing only AI and robotics can save the economy.
