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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is generating heat in the financial markets because of its investment in conversational/generative artificial intelligence (AI). As Microsoft threatens Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) search-engine dominance, MSFT stock will likely head higher throughout the year. In the 2020s, Microsoft can’t count on its Windows operating system to keep the company relevant. Machine learning is all the

““Ya’ll know what happened to me, getting slapped by Suge Smith … People are like, ‘Did it hurt?’ It still hurts! I got ‘Summertime’ ringing in my ears.” ” That was Chris Rock addressing The Slap. It’s been almost a year since the Oscar slap that shocked the world, and Rock came back swinging at

Given Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) tendency to trade on not just fundamentals, but hype as well, going bearish on TSLA stock is a risky move. You may think that the electric vehicle maker’s shares are on the cusp of capitulation, only for the investing public to send shares significantly higher on moderately promising news. That’s exactly what

Dear Quentin, I have a moral dilemma that I hope you can help me with. A contractor was recommended to me by a dear friend. He built a set of bookshelves for her living room, and she said he was very professional, didn’t leave an ounce of dust behind, and did a very thorough job.

Everybody and their uncle assumes that Google and YouTube parent company Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) will lose to Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) in the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race. However, assumptions are often proven wrong in the financial markets. Just maybe, GOOG stock can stage a powerful comeback and investors will regret it if they just cut and

Dear Quentin, I’ve been with my wife for 15 years. We’re in our 40s, have two children and are very happy. We both have good jobs and make about $400,000 a year combined. My wife’s grandfather made a decent-sized fortune for himself and left his kids a thriving business and sizable trust funds.  The trusts

From drawing Lamborghinis and Ferraris as a kid to founding a $200 million-plus electric vehicle (EV) company, Bollinger Motors founder and CEO Robert Bollinger has put his life’s work into developing electric trucks. After receiving a degree in industrial and product design from Carnegie Mellon, Mr. Bollinger dedicated most of his professional career to John

The U.S. housing market has been flashing signs of revving back up this year after its stratospheric climb during the pandemic — this despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool demand and force inflation lower with sharply higher interest rates. The Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, a go-to source for mortgage and housing data, added to

Source: PopTika / Shutterstock.com The stock market is still struggling as the 10-year Treasury yield and the U.S. dollar continue higher. In the midst of it all, earnings keep rolling in as well, making a few hot stocks for tomorrow. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY) is down modestly in midday trading on Thursday.

Hello! Welcome back to Distributed Ledger. This is Frances Yue, crypto reporter at MarketWatch. Silvergate Capital Corp. shares SI, -57.72% closed down over 57% Thursday, after the crypto-friendly bank said in a regulatory filing Wednesday that it would not be filing its audited 2022 annual report on time and it is evaluating a series of events’ impact

“We’re all smiles today, but by no means are we out of the woods yet,” warned AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) CEO Adam Aron on Tuesday’s Q4 earnings call. “Our success could literally vaporize in an instant if we misstep.” The 68-year-old Aron might as well have been talking about AMC shareholders. Prices of the meme stock

Oil futures settled Thursday at their highest in two weeks, supported by signs of improving demand in the U.S. and improving economic data out of China. Hot inflation readings, however, stoked expectations that global central banks will continue to tighten monetary policy aggressively, possibly setting the stage for a later economic downturn that could eventually

Source: shutterstock.com/G-Stock Studio The S&P 500 has been struggling for upside and is now quietly down for three straight weeks. In the meantime, a number of hot stocks for tomorrow continue to report earnings and make key announcements as we head into March. Amid the recent pullback, several stock market warning signs have begun to

London Stock Exchange Group PLC LSEG, -2.42% said Thursday that pretax profit for 2022 rose on the back of lower costs and supported by positive progress across all divisions, and raised its dividend. The FTSE 100 stock-exchange and financial-information company reported a pretax profit of 1.24 billion pounds ($1.49 billion) compared with GBP894 million in

This is an excerpt from Tom’s guest article in the InvestorPlace Digest e-letter. To sign up for this newsletter, please click here. Last week was a terrible, horrible, no-good week for stocks. Home Depot (NYSE:HD) and Walmart (NYSE:WMT) reported surprisingly downbeat guidance, and the Federal Reserve signaled more rate hikes to come. The Dow Jones

Snowflake Inc. is well positioned to beat expectations on product revenue for the latest quarter, according to some Wall Street analysts, but all eyes will be on the company’s outlook. After Snowflake’s SNOW, +0.34% management gave an initial forecast for 47% growth in fiscal 2024 product revenue on the company’s last earnings call in late

Shares of AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) surged 23% on Monday after a Delaware court announced it would delay the conversion of APE units into common stock. The theater chain is now barred from amending its certificate of incorporation until at least April 27. These moves have obviously frustrated arbitrage traders. Share conversions are a normal course of

J Sainsbury PLC said Wednesday that it will close two depots by 2026 as part of its automation and modernization plans in a move that will affect 1,400 workers. The U.K. grocer SBRY, -1.11% said that it will integrate its general merchandise logistics network in England with a proposed investment of around 90 million pounds

Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:BRK-B) and right-hand man to Warren Buffett at the company, made declarations that might alarm some of Walt Disney’s (NYSE:DIS) investors. Yet, there’s no need to panic-sell DIS stock now. It could run higher during the next few years and reward loyal investors with share-price appreciation and dividend

Three of the Federal Reserve’s regional banks — Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Cleveland — voted last month to raise the discount rate for banks by 50 basis-points to 5%, according to minutes of discount-rate meetings released by the central bank on Tuesday. Seven district banks voted to raise the rate by 25 basis points to