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Emerging-market stocks have broadly crushed the U.S. equities market this year, in one of the biggest market surprises of 2025.

Hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio is the latest in a slew of deep-pocketed contributors and companies ready to pour money into Trump Accounts, the investment accounts for American children that will be available starting in 2026.

Many are energy stocks that have been crushed as the price of oil has declined — but analysts expect a tremendous rebound for the group.

Southwest Airlines’ stock was riding a wave of renewed optimism about U.S. airlines in the new year, including a prediction from Barclays that the once no-frills air carrier will be more profitable in 2026.

New rumors of stalled data-center funding have sent Oracle’s stock lower, but some experts argue the negative narrative has gotten too harsh.

The U.S. jobs market isn’t so hot, investors learned this week, but inflation is hotter than anyone would like. Just how much? We’ll find out Thursday.

“What happens to her if I die before starting to collect my Social Security benefits?”

The Facebook parent company headlines Rosenblatt’s list of top first-half stock picks, but Applied Optoelectronics and Magnite shares also make the cut with major upside projected.

Loyalty programs aren’t what they used to be —but retail experts say these six put the customer first instead of simply harvesting personal data.

“Fraud became an integral component of Tricolor’s business strategy,” U.S. prosecutors said.

The artificial-intelligence trade has become so popular that it is causing currencies in Asia to artificially weaken as locals trade their money for dollars, presumably to buy hot AI stocks.

Waymo, the Alphabet-backed robotaxi startup, has been on a tear. Soon it could be worth $100 billion.