JPMorgan upgrades Taser maker: ‘Pullback we were waiting for came sooner than expected’
The Wall Street bank said the risk-reward is ‘more favorable at these levels today’ after Axon’s latest earnings results.
FAANG stocks could soar up to 50% this year, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee
Tom Lee said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” that tech shares could build up even further from an already successful year.
Trump pushes false election claims, mocks E. Jean Carroll to applause during CNN town hall
The town hall comes one day after a jury found Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in a civil case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll.
Palantir dumps $50 million gold investment less than two years after buying precious metal
After buying $50 million worth of gold bars in 2021, the company said in its quarterly filing on Tuesday that it sold that investment for a minor gain.
FDA advisors recommend sale of birth control pill without a prescription
FDA scientists raised concerns about whether the general public will understand the drug label and use HRA Pharma’s Opill in the right way.
Lawmakers press companies that collect U.S. consumer data to reveal how they buy and sell it
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pressing over 20 data broker companies to reveal the types of information they collect on consumers and how they distribute it
Geopolitical grains: Utilizing agricultural ETFs in a time of oversupply
Despite Russia mulling a pivotal deadline that could affect the global grain supply, one expert doesn’t see a disruption to the downturn in commodity prices.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to testify before Congress for the first time next week
The day prior, Sam Altman will join a bipartisan group of lawmakers for dinner, according to a copy of the invite obtained by NBC News.
Bank of America double upgrades this telecom stock, says it can jump 30%
The Wall Street firm said the telecom company has a robust pipeline, and a growing total addressable market.
Antitrust enforcement can help the U.S. stay ahead of China on tech, FTC Chair Khan says
Khan said lessons of the past suggest that more aggressive enforcement at home will actually benefit the U.S. on the international stage.
