The once relentless rally in AI-fueled stocks has lost momentum, as investors confront the unsettling idea that advances in artificial intelligence could erode the very value propositions that made tech giants dominant in the first place. Yet some executives and market veterans warn against short-term panic, calling the selloff a rare opportunity to buy into the next phase of the AI boom. The AI growth story has been tempered by a widespread selloff in software stocks. Call it the software-mageddon or t ...

Quantum computing could be the next big technology revolution that will transform computing. But that transformation is still years away, with maybe even a decade ahead before it becomes widespread. It has created a lot of buzz among investors who want to get in early with the first movers in hopes of hitting a multi-bagger. One of the leading quantum computing stocks that has generated from that buzz is Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI). Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed wha ...

Bankruptcy filings continued to mount across the U.S. supply chain sector in January and February, underscoring persistent financial pressure on trucking companies, third-party logistics providers, repair shops and manufacturers. The latest filings reflect the prolonged strain of a freight market still grappling with excess trucking capacity, soft spot rates and uneven freight volumes. Here’s a breakdown of the latest Chapter 11 filings: Bee & G Enterprises LLC Tacoma, Washington | Filed Feb. 14 | Wes ...

Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) shares soared after the streaming company reported strong Q4 results and issued upbeat guidance. Let's take a closer look at its results and prospects to see whether it's too late to buy the stock. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » A strong quarter and upped guidance While Roku is best known for its st ...

This story was originally published on Supply Chain Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Supply Chain Dive newsletter. UPS' planned building closures in 2026 will impact 22 facilities with International Brotherhood of Teamsters union members across 18 states, according to court documents filed Friday. Buildings in Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas and Baltimore are among those "with bargaining unit employees" slated for closure this year, said Daniel Bordoni, UPS' president of ...

Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh has several paths toward reducing the central bank’s $6.6 trillion balance sheet but the process will be costly and lengthy, Wall Street strategists say. Warsh has called for dramatically paring the Fed’s massive financial footprint, rekindling the debate around the size of its portfolio which swelled after successive rounds of crisis-driven asset purchases. Minutes from the January policy meeting due Wednesday are likely to offer insights on policymakers’ latest ...

Another major U.S. crypto trading exchange has joined the expanding list of digital asset firms backing “Trump Accounts.” Trump Accounts are state-backed or privately sponsored savings accounts created for newborns, designed to promote long-term wealth building through early capital contributions, often supported by crypto firms and financial sponsors. The initiative was established through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Under the program, children born between 2025 and 2028 will receive an init ...

By Karen Roman Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) said its preliminary revenue for fiscal year 2025 is estimated between $38 to $40 million, jumping as much as 33 percent from its previous expectations of $30 million. The data monetization company attributes the growth to customer tech-licensing fees and its Data Science Group’s tokenization and monetization services, it stated. Datavault AI also confirmed its 2026 outlook of $200 million in anticipated revenue and as much as 426 percent in anticipated y ...

Delays in obtaining pricing and reimbursement (P&R) have been identified as key hurdles holding back the pharmaceutical industry, according to market analysis. This trend is highlighted through responses to a survey taken from GlobalData’s State of the Biopharmaceutical Industry report, which reveals that industry professionals rate the impact of P&R processes among the top five leading factors currently impacting the sector. GlobalData is the parent company of Pharmaceutical Technology. In the survey, ...

Industry Overview - Copper prices declined in thin trading on the London Metal Exchange, influenced by rising stockpiles and a selloff in US technology stocks [1] - Futures in London fell as much as 2.1%, dipping below $12,600 a ton, with global inventories reaching the highest level since March [2] - Industrial demand for metals like copper has cooled in China, the world's largest consumer, due to near-record prices [3] Market Dynamics - The LMEX Index, which tracks six main base metals, hit a record last month due to Chinese buying and a weaker US dollar, but has since retreated as traders await new catalysts [4] - BHP Group reported a more than 20% increase in first-half earnings, with copper now accounting for over half of the company's profits, despite weaknesses in its China-focused iron ore and steel-making coal businesses [5] - Antofagasta Plc also reported record core earnings, but its shares fell due to declining copper and gold prices impacting mining stocks [5] Current Trading Conditions - As of 4:38 p.m. in London, copper futures were 1.5% lower at $12,657 a ton, with nickel down 1.4% and lead also declining [6]