These two commodity-related stocks could be big winners from this inflationary surge we've seen of late. Here's why they may be worth buying, even after a big run higher.
Intapp (NASDAQ:INTA) executives said artificial intelligence is emerging as a demand driver for the company’s professional-services software platform, particularly as large law firms, accounting firms, consulting firms, investment banks and private capital firms look for compliant ways to automate w
Earlier this year, Anthropic launched Claude Cowork -- a suite of tools that can perform functions similar to those of the programs offered by many legacy SaaS providers.
Investor Anthony Scaramucci said Wall Street may be ruthless, but Washington politics is even worse, arguing that finance professionals attack people openly while political insiders work behind the scenes to take people down.
Crypto companies are trying to prove they can survive the next downturn by becoming infrastructure businesses instead of pure Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) price bets.
Warsh's AI-driven easing thesis meets a bond market running on structural deficits and depleted reserves, setting up the most consequential yield curve trade of 2026.
Haseeb Qureshi said institutional investors largely ignore Bitcoin's popular four-year cycle narrative, instead taking a simpler long-term approach focused on continuously accumulating BTC. He argued crypto is entering a new phase where institutions increasingly view blockchain as core financial infrastructure
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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is approaching two key price levels that could decide whether the market enters its next expansion phase or extends its ongoing reset lower.
California has made it easier for many homeowners to build ADUs. That matters because smart planning can lower costs before work begins. In Woodland Hills,
U.S. equity markets are dark Monday for Memorial Day, but global risk assets are roaring. S&P 500 futures moved sharply higher, European bourses rallied to 4-month peaks and crude plummeted as Washington and Tehran inch toward a deal that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
