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54 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: November 12, 2026.
WatchThe company's board announced Thursday that its co-founder is out, days after it opened a probe into his ties to a woman accused of helping divert restricted AI chips to China.
Micron's earnings beat lifts chip stocks while the 10-year yield eases to 5.24% from 5.34%. Wall Street expects about 84,000 new jobs in September.
A July payrolls report that came in more than 100,000 jobs below expectations convinced traders the Federal Reserve is done raising rates. The Nasdaq gained 4.86% on the week — the strongest five days for major indexes since mid-April.
Analysts expect $6.9 billion in second-quarter revenue, most of it from Starlink. On Thursday, a lockup expires and more than 911 million additional shares can be sold.
WatchConsumer prices unexpectedly fell 0.4% last month, dragging the annual rate down from May's three-year high and pushing the S&P 500 back toward record territory as bets on a rate increase faded.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to an all-time high to close a first half in which the blue-chip index gained more than 21% — its strongest start to a year in 34 years.
SpaceX stock gains 19% on its first trading day, pushing Musk's combined wealth from SpaceX and Tesla holdings to roughly $1.05 trillion.
The largest IPO ever makes Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire as shares close well above offering price.
Elon Musk's rocket company will sell 555 million shares at $1.77 trillion valuation, set to begin trading Friday morning.
Elon Musk's space and AI conglomerate completes long-running public offering process, expected to generate thousands of new millionaires among employees.
The rocket maker's stock market debut at $135 per share is expected to create generational wealth for current and former workers who received equity compensation.
Technology and energy shares led a sharp sell-off after the president signaled the U.S. was preparing new military action, reigniting fears over the Strait of Hormuz.
Athletic apparel giant warns situation will worsen before improving, citing negative commentary and disappointing new products.
S&P 500 falls more than 2.6% in its worst single-day drop of 2026, ending nine consecutive weeks of gains as investors worry about Federal Reserve action.
Worldwide millionaire population jumps 7.9% to 25.3 million as soaring equity markets boost wealth creation across major economies.
Elon Musk's space company files to sell over 555 million shares at $135 apiece in what could become one of the largest IPOs in history.
WatchFour words from the world's most powerful chip executive added roughly $60 billion to Marvell's market value in a single session, the largest one-day gain in the company's history.
The Labor Department's JOLTS report showed openings jumping 731,000 in a single month, blowing past forecasts and complicating the Federal Reserve's path on interest rates.
WatchLong bonds plunged on two disappointing inflation prints last week, sending 30-year yields to 5.13% — last seen in 2007 — and choking off the spring rally in megacap technology.
Dow futures slid 350 points after the UAE drone strike, but options markets are pricing a ±9% swing on Nvidia's earnings Wednesday — enough on its own to add or subtract 95 points from the S&P 500.
Dow falls sharply Friday as investors worry about lack of concrete agreements from Trump's Beijing meetings.
Investors react negatively to lack of major agreements between U.S. and China, while oil prices surge amid ongoing Iran war concerns.
Global bonds and oil prices surge as investors react to lack of progress between U.S. and China, raising concerns about trade and geopolitical tensions.
The Dow fell more than 500 points Friday as investors expressed disappointment over the lack of major agreements between the U.S. and China.
The artificial intelligence semiconductor company's stunning stock market debut sets a new benchmark for 2026 public offerings as investors rush to capitalize on AI hardware demand.
Restaurant company behind Dunkin', Arby's, Buffalo Wild Wings and four other major chains prepares for stock market debut.
Markets responded dramatically to news that America believes it is close to reaching an agreement to end the prolonged conflict, sending oil tumbling and equities soaring.
E-commerce giant's decision to open supply chain network to outside businesses threatens traditional shipping companies' market share.
The streaming giant exceeded Q1 revenue expectations and posted strong earnings growth thanks to a Warner Bros. Discovery termination fee, but shares fell on unchanged guidance and leadership changes.
Major stock indexes hit all-time highs while crude futures tumble after Iranian foreign minister announces strait open for commercial vessels.
Oil prices plunged more than 10% while stocks rocketed to all-time highs after Iran declared the critical waterway completely open during the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire.
Energy markets surge and stock indexes hit all-time highs as tensions ease over critical shipping lane.
Stocks extend gains amid investor optimism that diplomatic talks could yield permanent peace deal, with Treasury Secretary predicting $3 gas by summer.
Stock markets shrug off geopolitical tensions and energy price spikes as investors focus on corporate earnings and economic resilience.
The benchmark index climbed 1.1% Tuesday, fully recovering all declines since the Iran conflict began, as oil prices dropped $6 on reports of a second round of U.S.-Iran negotiations.
Despite its fragile status, the ceasefire between the United States and Iran helped stocks surge while oil prices inch back up, raising concerns about gas prices and broader economic impacts.
Wall Street staged its biggest single-day rally in months after Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, turning the Dow positive for the year as TSMC earnings and Meta's $35 billion AI deal reinforced investor confidence.
Higher energy costs and volatile stock markets are dampening the spending that drives 70% of the U.S. economy.
WatchWall Street swung from a 1.2 percent loss to a fractional gain in the final minutes of Tuesday's session after Pakistan's prime minister publicly urged Trump to extend his Iran deadline by two weeks — sending oil back below $112 and briefly calming nerves.
Energy markets surge and stocks tumble as President Trump's ultimatum for reopening the Strait of Hormuz approaches this evening.
President fails to reassure markets about conflict resolution timeline, driving energy costs higher and triggering stock sell-off.
Global oil prices surge and U.S. stock indexes struggle to recover from steep losses as the Iran conflict enters its second month.
Global energy prices surge while U.S. stock indexes struggle to recover from steep losses as Middle East conflict disrupts supply chains.
Financial markets continued their steep decline despite presidential attempts to calm investor fears, as the Iran war's impact on energy prices overshadowed administration messaging.
The Dow dropped 793 points and the S&P 500 hit its fifth straight weekly decline as oil surged above $110 a barrel — while promised tariff rebate checks have never materialized.
The OECD's March 2026 interim outlook projects 1.2 percentage points added to global inflation, $1.72 trillion lost by America's top tech stocks, and recession risk rising if Brent crude — already up 55% since the conflict began — sustains above $140 per barrel.
The 30-stock index fell more than 10% from its recent high Friday, with oil above $108 and consumer confidence at a three-year low stoking fears of an inflation-driven recession.
Wall Street suffers its sharpest decline in years as Iran war energy fears and Strait of Hormuz disruptions send S&P 500 to a seven-month low.
Markets react negatively to president's comments as optimism fades about potential U.S.-Iran peace talks and ceasefire prospects.
Markets rally on news that president has backed away from threats to attack Iran's power grid, raising hopes for diplomatic resolution to Middle East conflict.
Markets rally on reduced escalation fears while Trump and Iranian officials give conflicting accounts of ongoing diplomatic talks.
WatchMarkets staged their biggest single-day rally in weeks after President Trump postponed strikes on Iranian power plants, citing "very good and productive" talks with Tehran — though Iran flatly denies any direct negotiations occurred.
A devastating February jobs report showing 92,000 positions lost and oil prices above $110 a barrel have Wall Street on edge, with half of Russell 3000 stocks down 20% from their highs.
Markets attempt cautious recovery even as prolonged war keeps energy costs elevated and inflation fears simmering