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Gene Munster said Meta's $65 billion AR/VR struggles highlight how hard hardware, software and AI integration is, giving Apple more time to refine its own AI strategy.
Schumer unveils plan to protect ACA, fund government and fight rising healthcare costs. Democrats urge Republicans to negotiate before potential shutdown.
The Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) team revealed on Wednesday that over $4 million in cryptocurrencies was stolen in the recent hack of its Layer-2 network, Shibarium.
Netskope raised $908.2 million in its U.S. IPO at a $7.26 billion valuation, highlighting strong demand for cybersecurity despite tariff-driven market jitters.
Bernie Sanders warns of political interference and attacks on scientific independence as CDC director is abruptly fired for not supporting anti-vaccine agenda.
Broadcom director Justine Page sold 800 shares at $360 each, netting $288,000, under a pre-approved trading plan, while still holding 22,982 shares, including 1,602 restricted stock units.
Warren highlights Trump administration's cuts to National Institutes of Health funding, including pediatric cancer research in her home state, causing a backlash from both parties and lawsuits over reprioritization of core science.
Decentralized finance platform World Liberty Financial extended its support Wednesday to the Winklevoss Twins-led Digital Freedom Fund PAC, to help “advance” President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency agenda.
Krispy Kreme's stock rose 3.81% after hours on Wednesday, following FBI Director Kash Patel's testimony about his stock purchase, despite a 68.28% drop in 2025.
Investor Martin Shkreli, popularly known as "Pharma Bro," pushed back against criticism on this recent short position on iBuying platform Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN), which is rallying amid the Federal Reserve's rate cuts on Wednesday.
Groq, a Silicon Valley AI chip startup and Nvidia rival, raised $750 million at a $6.9 billion valuation to expand its global inference infrastructure.
Bullish Inc. (NYSE:BLSH) CEO Tom Farley said Wednesday that the company’s flagship offerings, such as the CoinDesk 5 index, have the potential to become the “MSCI of the crypto world.”
PayPal stock climbed after CEO Alex Chriss and Google's Sundar Pichai unveiled a multi-year AI partnership to integrate PayPal's payment solutions across Google's shopping, cloud and Play platforms.
AquaBounty Technologies saw a massive 98.25% surge in after-hours trading to $2.26, following confirmation that it had met NASDAQ's minimum bid price requirement, resolving its earlier delisting risk.
Leading economists are reacting to the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, with some lauding the central bank's independence, and others warning of difficult times ahead.
Meta unveiled its $499 Oakley Vanguard and $799 Ray-Ban Display smart glasses at Connect 2025, with Gene Munster calling the Ray-Ban model the "best bang for the buck" as competition with Apple heats up.
Bitcoin failed to break out of its range, but other major coins rose on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve implemented its first interest rate cut of the year.
Kevin O'Leary admitted he wasn't always present as a father but said financial stability made him a "10 out of 10" provider, sharing how tough-love lessons with his son and sacrifices echoed by Barack Obama and Mark Cuban highlight the trade-offs between family and success.
FBI Director Kash Patel was asked about two stocks he bought earlier this year by a member of Congress on Wednesday and gave a surprising answer. The transactions come as members of Congress are working on legislation to ban lawmakers and cabinet members from buying and selling stocks.
