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Paul Tudor Jones Says AI Bull Market Has 'Another Year or Two,' Comparing 2026 to 1999 Before Dot-Com Peak
Legendary hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC the AI bull market is 50-60% complete with another year or two to run, comparing the current environment to 1999.
Whirlpool Warns of 'Recession-Level' Decline as Iran War Crushes Consumer Confidence and Big-Ticket Sales
Whirlpool slashed its 2026 EPS guidance roughly in half and suspended its dividend, blaming the Iran war for a 'recession-level' collapse in U.S. appliance demand.
IDF Chief Zamir Says Israel Has 'Powerful and Broad' Iran Operation Ready as Target List Grows
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir says Israel is on high alert with a fresh target list inside Iran ready to be struck if the fragile truce collapses.
AMD's Su Explains What's Behind Massive Forecast Change as Stock Roars 15% on Earnings
AMD shares surged after Q1 2026 earnings crushed expectations. CEO Lisa Su pointed to accelerating AI infrastructure demand and a data center segment now generating more than half of total revenue.
Anthropic, SpaceX Announce Compute Deal That Includes Space Development
Anthropic has secured exclusive access to all compute capacity at SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center in Memphis, gaining over 300 megawatts and 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs while exploring orbital AI computing.
Iran War Possibly Motivated Trump Dinner Shooting Suspect, US Intel Report Finds
A newly surfaced US intelligence assessment indicates that the suspect behind the attempted assassination at a Trump dinner event harbored grievances tied to the Iran conflict, immigration enforcement, and other polarizing political issues.
Central Banks Risk a Recession by Raising Rates to Tackle Iran Oil Shock, Strategist Warns
Central banks face a painful dilemma as the Iran-driven oil shock pushes inflation higher: raise interest rates and risk tipping economies into recession, or hold steady and let prices spiral. Here is what strategists say the fallout could look like.
What the Growing Gap Between Americans With Good and Bad Credit Says About Today's Economy
The financial divide between super prime and subprime borrowers has widened past pre-pandemic levels, revealing a two-speed economy where creditworthy Americans thrive while millions fall further behind.
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib: Israel Has Re-Embraced Hamas Rule in Gaza
Palestinian-American analyst Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib argues that Israel has effectively allowed Hamas to reconsolidate power in Gaza despite military gains, raising questions about the long-term success of the Board of Peace framework and transitional governance.
EBay Pops as Ryan Cohen Says GameStop Could Issue Stock to Pay for Takeover of Much Bigger Retailer
GameStop made a blockbuster unsolicited takeover bid for eBay at $125 per share, a cash-and-stock deal valued at roughly $55.5 billion. Here is what investors need to know about financing, strategic rationale, market reaction, and what comes next.
U.S. Military Denies Iran's Claim It Struck American Warship in Strait of Hormuz
The Pentagon pushed back forcefully against Tehran's assertion that Iranian forces damaged a U.S. warship in the Strait of Hormuz, calling the claim fabricated propaganda amid the broader military standoff.
Lebanon's Hezbollah-Allied Parliament Speaker: No Talks With Israel Until War Ends
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, a longtime Hezbollah ally, is blocking direct negotiations with Israel despite a US-brokered ceasefire and White House efforts to broker lasting peace between the two nations.