Quantum Computing announced a $200 million private placement, Microsoft's CEO said quantum computing could take scientific advancements to the next level and more from the week.
McCormick & Company, Inc. stock ended the week at $76.31 on Friday, June 27, down approximately 1.26%, after the company reported mixed but resilient second-quarter results and reaffirmed its full-year outlook.
The Canadian dollar backslid on Friday, as it fell back on a combination of weakening Canadian Gross Domestic Product growth metrics and fresh trade tensions with US President Donald Trump.
It was only a week ago that people were yammering on about World War III, and yet here we are: with lifetime highs on most equity indexes. It’s rather stunning.
We’re not interested in picking any one AI model that may (or may not) come out on top. Instead, we prefer to find businesses that are contributing to the entire ecosystem. And it’s worth talking about a few.
At the forefront of the AI frenzy has been NVIDIA, which has seen unprecedented growth over recent years. But a lingering question remains following the stock’s immense run over the last several years – is the stock too expensive to buy now?
It’s happening in real-time, yet most investors remain completely oblivious. The “it” is the Artificial Intelligence revolution, the greatest productivity accelerant since electricity. Here's what it means for Microsoft Corp.
What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a quick look at the top 5 buy calls and the top 5 sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of June 23-27, 2025.
Legendary Investor Warren Buffett had an extreme fear of public speaking up until the age of 20. If it weren't for a $100 college course he took, the "Oracle of Omaha" might have shorted his own success.
The second half of 2025 begins not with optimism, but with fatigue. The global economy is not collapsing, but it is clearly bending under strain—economic, geopolitical, and institutional.
Apple has been a dud in 2025. But, the firms dominance in the device market gives it time to catch up and cash in on a world of AI opportunity long-term.
Billionaire Elon Musk is best known as the CEO of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and SpaceX. Musk is also one of the most followed and popular figures in the world.
Apple's original iPhone team, under Steve Jobs, operated with intense secrecy, likening their work to "Fight Club," with no one outside the core group knowing the device's design until its 2007 debut.
Stocks trading near their 52-week lows offer opportunity and higher yields but come with risk. The question is if these three stocks are a buy, sell, or hold?
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks that saw increased interest from readers during the week and a look at the past and future catalysts.
