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DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach is so convinced of his weak dollar view that he used his own money to buy gold miners and land last summer.

“My home is paid for and has an estimated value of $700,000.”

Shares of SAP were hammered on Thursday as the German software giant reported slower backlog growth than expected in the fourth quarter and also guided to a slight deceleration this year.

Ahead of an expected SpaceX IPO later this year, a much smaller satellite company is headed for the public markets.

Investors focused on the balance between AI spending and AI revenue wanted more juice from Microsoft’s cloud business in the latest quarter.

Seagate says prices could go higher for its storage products as supply remains tight due to AI.

The S&P 500 on Wednesday blew past another psychological barrier, hitting 7,000 for the first time in history — before pulling back.

Shares of the software company were set to extend declines despite a better-than-expected forecast.

Southwest’s five-decade era of open seating ended on Tuesday.

American “is not in a position of strength as a business” to weather the reputational hit, which may further weaken customer preference for the airline, at least in the short term.

People can’t contribute money to the tax-advantaged accounts for children until July, but they can start the process of opening one now

Pampers parent P&G and Huggies seller Kimberly-Clark, who were once locked in a price war, are now pushing premium versions of their diapers.