Cathie Wood buys $14.1 million of megacap tech stock
Cathie Wood, chief of Ark Investment Management, often trades during earnings season.
This time, the timing worked. She picked up shares of a megacap tech company just before results, and the stock has since surged following the report.
In 2025, the flagship Ark Innovation ETF gained 35.49%,
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Read MoreAn early-stage VC shares why he's not investing in AI coding startups — but doubling down on these founders
He’s invested in over 600 companies and oversees $72 million in assets. But you won’t find a vibe-coding company in his portfolio of the earliest-stage startups.
Jussi Salovaara, the cofounder and managing partner at startup accelerator Antler Asia,
Read MoreUS economy grew 2% despite Iran war — but Americans’ spending slowed
An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows A gas station sign in Los Angeles displays gas prices, with regular at $5.69, plus at $5.89, V-Power at $5.99, and diesel at $7.57, Image 2 shows Donald Trump speaking in the Oval Office, Image 3 shows A customer carrying produce walks past shelves of vegetables in a grocery store
The US economy accelerated at the start of 2026,
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Read MoreAdvisor outlines key considerations for claiming Social Security benefits early
INDIANA – As more Americans approach retirement age, understanding when and how to claim Social Security benefits remains a critical financial decision, according to guidance from the AMAC Foundation.
In a recent advisory column, Russell Gloor, a National Social Security Advisor with the foundation, responded to a reader planning to begin collecting benefits at age 62,
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Read More3 Beaten-Down Tech Stocks That Could Soar 33% or More, According to Wall Street
With the stock market setting record highs, is the old saying that “a rising tide lifts all boats” holding? Nope. Quite a few tech stocks have plunged this year.
However, analysts think that the steep declines don’t reflect companies’ long-term prospects, in some cases. Here are three beaten-down tech stocks that could soar 33% or more,
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NVIDIA Investing In Tiny Robotics Firm, Should You Follow?
NVIDIA gets a lot of attention for designing some of the world’s most powerful GPUs. It’s difficult to imagine that the recent advancements in artificial intelligence would have happened without NVIDIA. After all, OpenAI trained ChatGPT with 10,000 NVIDIA GPUs connected to a Microsoft supercomputer.
But NVIDIA actually does much more than build efficient processing units.
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Why Bill Ackman Just Bet $2 Billion on Uber
In February, Pershing Square manager Bill Ackman revealed that his fund had deployed around $2 billion worth of its capital early in the year to buy a little over 30 million shares of Uber (NYSE:UBER).
Sometimes referred to as a new Warren Buffett for his value-driven investment strategies that in many ways mirror the Oracle of Omaha’s,
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Spotlight: 8 Analysts Just Upped Guidance On This Coffee Giant
Starbucks, a name synonymous with coffee, has grown beyond a mere chain of coffee shops to become a global icon in the beverage industry.
Unlike your regular run-of-the-mill local coffee shop, Starbucks has scaled its operations globally, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries. Its global footprint, though, has created its own set of challenges involving complex logistics like supply chain management,
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