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Goldman Sachs Group posted strong Q1 2025 earnings, beating expectations in both EPS and revenue.

It may seem like a gaming company might be vulnerable to recessions, but this one should be just fine.

​​​​​​​Energy companies are facing a double headwind: proposed tariffs that threaten to dampen demand.

The crisis that would unfold would make 2008 look like a picnic.

Wells Fargo posts higher Q1 earnings but misses revenue estimates as analysts highlight stable forecasts, rising credit risks, and market uncertainty.

FCOJ closed much higher in response to the pause on tariff implementation made by the White House.

Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) is expanding U.S. chip production with a $500 billion AI infrastructure plan. Partnering with Foxconn, Wistron, TSMC, and others, Nvidia is building supercomputers and Blackwell processors in Arizona and Texas. The initiative is expected to boost domestic manufacturing, create thousands of jobs, and power next-gen AI data centers known as "AI factories."

It’s still all about trade but there are a few other things to watch this week.

Sonder Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: SOND) are trading higher Monday after the company announced a set of financial and strategic actions aimed at improving its balance sheet and operational efficiency.

Stocks are firmly higher Monday, as a surprise tariff exemption from President Donald Trump sparked a rally in the tech sector.

An antitrust lawsuit against Meta Platforms could see the company forced to divest or spinoff Instagram and/or WhatsApp.

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at reviving America’s coal industry. The order outlines an ambitious strategy to reclassify coal as a critical mineral and provide federal support for coal-fired electricity and coal exports.

Tariffs on foreign semiconductors may remake supply chains and spook markets. Investors focus on ETFs with heavy chipmaker exposure.

Micron shares are moving higher on Monday after President Donald Trump and his administration announced that electronics are exempt from the 145% reciprocal tariffs on Chinese goods.

CBOT corn ended sharply higher amid a further collapse in the U.S. dollar and the lack of retaliation from importers.