The legendary investor offers advice for investors, his thoughts on the market, and why it’s important to stay around young people. | Continue reading
Founder Nathan Anderson talks about his firm’s bet against electric-truck maker Nikola, and his desire to “put bad guys in jail.” | Continue reading
The remix of the French impressionist’s famous water lilies speaks to environmental degradation and consumerism | Continue reading
General Motors unveiled its “Ultium Drive” on Wednesday. It sounds high-tech, but it isn’t science fiction. | Continue reading
People who can show they are knowledgeable are now allowed to buy into products such as hedge funds and venture capital. Until Wednesday, a certain level of wealth was required. | Continue reading
In the first quarter, subscriber counts for the cable, telco, and satellite-TV services fell at about an 8% annualized rate, accelerating from declines of 5.4% last year and 3.3% in 2018. | Continue reading
The trading app has attracted millions of new investors, but some critics say it encourages risky trading. | Continue reading
Human Rights Watch said Monday it was seeking a new international treaty to halt the race towards fully autonomous weapons, claiming a growing number of countries wanted an outright ban. | Continue reading
With high-end buyers focused on second-home markets, developers in major U.S. cities get creative to close details | Continue reading
RBC Capital’s Mark Mahaney notes that Uber is seeing a slower-than-expected recovery in its ride-sharing business. | Continue reading
The deal makes Amazon a serious long-term threat to Uber and Lyft—and possibly to the auto makers as well. | Continue reading
Lemonade has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $100 million in an initial public offering, with plans to trade on the New York Stock Exchange. | Continue reading
Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi says Apple ought to take a look at privately held DuckDuckGo. | Continue reading
If workers didn’t already have enough to worry about with rising coronavirus-related unemployment, changes are coming to defined benefit pension plans. The changes can be good for investors but concerning for retirees. | Continue reading
Shares in Aston Martin rose by more than a third on Tuesday morning as the luxury car maker announced it is replacing its chief executive. | Continue reading
What if Amazon.com decided to enter the ride-sharing market? Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak floated that idea in response to a report undefinedthat Amazon is in “advanced talks:” to acquire Zoox, a company working on autonomous vehicles. | Continue reading
California’s Alameda County will let Tesla reopen its plant in Fremont, handing CEO Elon Musk a victory. | Continue reading
Dutch authorities Sunday cordoned off two mink farms in the southern Netherlands after tests showed the animals had been infected with the coronavirus, most likely from human contact. | Continue reading
Shares are on track to close at an record high Wednesday as Wall Street ratchets up estimates and price targets ahead of the company’s first-quarter earnings announcement next week. | Continue reading
Here’s what you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak to navigate the markets. | Continue reading
Goldman Sachs analysts say there are key differences in the housing market relative to the 2008-09 downturn. | Continue reading
Losses in the three major U.S. stock indexes increased as crude oil renewed its slide. The S&P 500 tumbled more than 100 points, closing below its Dec. 2018 low–a sign that a bigger drop could be ahead. | Continue reading
Honeywell signed a deal with JPMorgan to employ what it says is the world’s fastest quantum computer. | Continue reading
The S&P 500 has three circuit-breaker levels that halt trading in an indiscriminate selloff. The first is down 7%. | Continue reading
San Francisco officials have advised people to stay away from large gatherings. Local pro sports teams are holding their events anyway. | Continue reading
Decisions like the Sprint and T-Mobile merger aren't arcane technical matters. They're about what kinds of competition are fair in today's economy—and they're too important to delegate to judges and regulators. | Continue reading
Shares of the food-delivery firm were lower in Friday morning trading after Grubhub, said it has “no plans” to sell itself. Grubhub stock had rallied on a report the company was looking into strategic options, including a possible sale. | Continue reading
Tesla stock hit another all-time high on Tuesday. The shares’ persistent rise has made the electric vehicle pioneer the most valuable U.S. car company in history. | Continue reading
Clinton, who joined IAC/InterActiveCorp’s board in 2011, has seen the value of her shares surge. The stock of the Internet-brands firm has trounced the S&P 500. | Continue reading
Heavy equipment maker Caterpillar is expanding its digital footprint to improve machine reliability. Management hopes digital service offerings will lead to better customer outcomes and, ultimately, more stable earnings by growing the company’s service business. | Continue reading
How Schmidt Futures’ catalog of “daunting but doable” ideas could transform philanthropy | Continue reading
As Xerox makes a daring bid for HP Inc., old-line tech struggles for relevance. Weighing the future of tech pioneers like Cisco, IBM, Intel, and Oracle. | Continue reading
Grubhub shares are getting battered in late trading Monday, after the food delivery company posted lighter-than-expected Q3 revenues — and more disturbingly — Q4 guidance that was dramatically below Wall Street’s expectations. | Continue reading
HP announced a broad restructuring to fix its troubled printer-supply business, but the plan carries considerable risk and analysts are skeptical. | Continue reading
The contraction of Germany’s export markets presents the country with a valuable opportunity to overhaul its economic model by having Germans spend more on themselves. | Continue reading
Will the market for artificial intelligence-created artwork live up to the hype? | Continue reading
Uber sports a market valuation of more than $57 billion. while WeWork has raised more than $12 billion in venture capital. | Continue reading
Joel Myers, CEO and founder of the forecasting company, says the corn and soybean crops could be even smaller than expected. | Continue reading
The all-electric future may be further down the road than you think. In the meantime, investors should look at auto suppliers that have diversified into electric content | Continue reading
Wall Street loves companies like Workday, Okta, and ServiceNow because of their powerful revenue growth. But where are the profits? | Continue reading
Another round of global easing would likely fuel existing asset bubbles and create new ones that could turn a “run-of-the-mill recession into a full-blown financial crisis,” one strategist says. | Continue reading
The storied VC firm has returned to its early-stage roots, with new bets in space, health, and software. | Continue reading
First there were restaurant-food delivery services like Grubhub. Then there were meal-kit services like Blue Apron. Now Walmart is loading up your refrigerator. Where is all this leading? | Continue reading
The resurgence of IPOs reflects a shift in the way investors and entrepreneurs approach company creation, the rich supply of mature companies that have yet to come public, and investors’ insatiable hunger for growth stories. | Continue reading
Fiverr stock, which priced its IPO at $21 a share, was up 38% to $29.74 Thursday morning after opening at $26. The IPO price means Fiverr will raise in the neighborhood of $100 million. | Continue reading
Cisco unveiled a new version of its flagship Cisco DNA corporate networking software, adding new artificial intelligence and machine learning capability to managing networks. | Continue reading
Last week’s selloff in technology stocks felt more like regret about how we’ve allowed tech to dominate our lives. | Continue reading
Startups with money to burn spend that money on companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon. What happens when the money dries up? | Continue reading