ASML shares surged more than 30% this year. Here’s where Wall Street sees the stock going
ASML shares have soared on the buzz around artificial intelligence — but it’s facing a number of risks. CNBC Pro finds out Wall Street’s take on the stock.
Asia markets mixed as investors weigh economic data from the region
China will release its 1 and 5-year loan prime rates, while Australia will see its June unemployment figures.
Dow rises more than 100 points to notch first 9-day rally since 2017. Nasdaq tumbles 2%: Live updates
Stocks were mixed Thursday as traders weighed the latest batch of corporate earnings reports.
This new ETF offers 100% downside protection for investors who can be patient
A new Innovator fund is designed to give investors full downside protection over a two-year period, in exchange for capped upside.
Bitcoin’s chart shows a new cycle is taking hold and investors should make use of current sluggishness, says Canaccord Genuity
Bitcoin has been stuck at the $30,000 level for nearly a month.
The tech sector is officially in a bubble, and Citi says investors should join the hype
The Wall Street bank expects the ‘AI bubble is still meaningfully cheaper than the 2000 internet bubble,’ and can persist for some time.
‘Barbenheimer’ opening weekend could top $200 million, a jolt for Hollywood’s soft box office
Warner Bros.’ “Barbie” and Universal’s “Oppenheimer” open this weekend. Dubbed Barbenheimer, the two films are expected to dominate the box office.
These cheap stocks pay safe and high dividends
The overall dividend payment for companies in the S&P 500 actually fell 2.3% in the second quarter from the prior period.
Former Google recruiter’s No. 1 resume red flag: ‘There’s zero chance you’re going to move forward’
Former Google recruiter Nolan Church has seen his share of resumes. His biggest red flag: text blocks.
Microsoft and Activision agree to extend $69 billion deal deadline in wait for UK approval
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard agreed Wednesday to extend their deal deadline to give themselves more time to address concerns from competition regulators.
