Investing

Apple is having its worst day on Wall Street since early January.

Based on what Warren Buffett says and what he owns, it would not be shocking to see Berkshire buy big stakes in these stocks before too long.

Musk’s $56 billion compensation package was voided in January in a lawsuit brought forth by a Tesla shareholder.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has announced it will cease payments to Australian news publishers, effectively ending its financial agreements when they expire later this year.

Apple shares have underperformed the broader market on a 6-month, 12-month and 2-year basis as rival Microsoft surpassed Apple as the world’s most valuable company.

More friendly market conditions and the launch of spot bitcoin ETFs have propelled bitcoin prices to triple over the last 16 months.

Former hedge fund star and unabashed digital asset evangelist, Mike Novogratz, believes traditional finance will drive bitcoin’s next evolution. He also rails against outdated regulations, Baby Boomers and America’s obesity problem.

Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery slid Friday to their lowest level ever, even after the HBO and CNN parent’s streaming unit became the first major streamer aside from Netflix to record a profitable year on record, exemplifying the struggles of legacy media companies to return shareholder value in the era of streaming.

The social media company has eyed an IPO for years, first reportedly filing confidentially back in December 2021.

The poster child of stocks’ record run in recent months, Nvidia came into Wednesday’s earning report on a rare cold streak.