Oracle’s 14% Stock Slide Amid AI Capex Surge
Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL) just dropped earnings that caught everyone off guard. Cloud sales came in lower than expected, and right after that, the company
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Rising Beef Costs Hit U.S. Diners Hard
Beef prices in the U.S. have climbed to some of their highest levels in decades, and that pressure is landing squarely on mid priced steakhouses
What a Five-Year Low in the Trade Gap Tells Us
The latest U.S. trade report for September arrived today, cutting through layers of policy noise with a clear surprise. The trade deficit dropped to its
Why December Has Become the Best Month to Buy a Car
Every year, just as holiday shopping reaches its peak, another type of buying season quietly takes shape. Dealerships across the United States prepare for their
How the U.S. Plan to Check Tourists’ Social Media Could Redefine Global Travel Privacy
The idea that a border crossing could include a review of your Instagram posts or YouTube subscriptions sounds like something out of a cyber-age novel.
Silver’s Rally to Record Highs Roots in Real World Needs
Silver prices touched an intraday high of $62.14 per ounce today before easing back toward $61.00, marking a stunning climb from the April low of
Investing in the Science That Redefines Computing
Quantum computing has long been a concept that straddled theory and ambition, a promise to reinvent how information is processed, stored, and solved. Unlike classical
Geothermal Energy Gains Ground in the United States
Geothermal energy has carved out a small but steady spot in the U.S. power landscape for decades. Plants in California, Nevada, and Hawaii tap hot
How the Alcohol Market’s Slowdown is Opening Doors for New Growth Opportunities
Americans’ relationship with alcohol is shifting, and the numbers show it. A recent Gallup report found that only 54% of U.S. adults now drink alcohol,
Why Rivian Is Leaning into Autonomy and AI Right Now
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) chose a telling label for its showcase, “Autonomy and AI Day,” because it signals that the company wants to be judged
