MongoDB shares sink 23% after management trims guidance
CEO Dev Ittycheria cited slower-than-expected cloud database consumption growth during the quarter, which led MongoDB to lower its fiscal 2025 guidance.
False right-wing reports about Trump trial jury instructions fuel threats against judge
False reporting and social media commentary about the jury instructions in Trump’s hush money trial has spurred calls for the assassination of the judge overseeing the case.
Pending home sales in April slump to lowest level since the start of the pandemic
Pending home sales were down in every region of the country, but they fell hardest in the Midwest and West.
Amazon to expand drone delivery service after clearing FAA hurdle
The FAA has allowed Amazon to fly drones out of sight of a ground spotter, enabling it to fly farther distances.
Argentina’s ‘anarcho capitalist’ Milei meets with Sam Altman, Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai in a bid to spur investment
Analysts say Milei’s Silicon Valley tour is likely designed to position Argentina as an attractive place to invest.
3 reasons why it may be time to break up with your financial advisor — and how to do it
If you are wondering whether it is time to move on from your financial advisor, here are three factors you may want to consider.
Amazon Prime now includes a Grubhub food-delivery subscription
Amazon has added to its stable of Prime program benefits as it looks to attract and retain members. It’s now adding Grubhub food delivery as a permanent perk.
Salesforce shares plunge 16% on first revenue miss since 2006
Salesforce issued a disappointing forecast in its quarterly earnings report on Wednesday.
It may be time to take some profits in Nvidia, chart analysts say
More investors worry Nvidia is overvalued after its latest leg up post-earnings results.
American Airlines shares tumble 13% after sales strategy backfires; carrier cuts growth
American cut its profit and unit revenue forecast for the second quarter, which coincides with some of the busiest travel periods of the year.
