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The U.S. State Department has authorized a potential Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to Bahrain for F-16 sustainment and associated equipment, valued at approximately $445 million.
Minnesota couple seeks financial advice from The Ramsey Show for $50,000 debt and family counseling while hosts stress budgeting and emotional healing. Ronald Reagan and Dave Ramsey emphasize free trade and intentional spending.
Despite a turbulent start to the month, Fundstrat Global Advisors' Managing Partner and CIO Tom Lee remains steadfast in his bullish outlook, forecasting that the S&P 500 could rally to between 7,200 and 7,300 before the year concludes.
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian backed Harry Stebbings' prediction that AI will make people "100x more productive," saying Sam Altman convinced him in 2023 that AI could soon enable one person to run multiple companies — even a billion-dollar one.
Starbucks agrees to record $38 million settlement with New York City over alleged labor violations affecting 15,000+ baristas, amid strikes and political support from Sanders and Mamdani.
Tech stocks could see another year of double-digit gains, according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, who predicts another rally led by advances in artificial intelligence.
Apple is reshaping its AI leadership as longtime chief John Giannandrea plans to retire in spring 2026, Amar Subramanya takes over as VP of AI, and CEO Tim Cook intensifies his focus on AI innovation amid strong financial performance and active succession planning.
The White House released a memo on Trump's previously undisclosed MRI exam which showed normal results. Trump, 79, underwent the scan as part of an advanced physical. His physician confirmed no evidence of health concerns. Public curiosity and vague comments from Trump led to the release.
The Trump administration is making its first major CHIPS R&D move with a potential $150 million investment in Pat Gelsinger's xLight, aiming to develop a next-generation EUV laser and accelerate America's broader push to reclaim leadership in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
Renowned investor and media personality Kevin O'Leary said Monday that altcoins are no longer bouncing back after market corrections, as investor attention is now solely on Bitcoin (CRYPTO:
Leading economist Mohamed El-Erian is calling for sweeping reforms at the Federal Reserve, warning that the central bank's credibility is at risk following a prolonged period of policy missteps and internal dysfunction in recent years.
Guard testifies Mangione mentioned 3D-printed pistol in backpack, adding new twist to murder case. Defense questions validity of statement and warrantless search.
Most Americans have become pessimistic about the value of a four-year college degree, with polls showing a decline in optimism and doubts about its worth.
OpenAI is expanding its enterprise reach by taking a stake in Thrive Holdings to embed AI teams in traditional service firms, while also exploring ad-based revenue in ChatGPT, considering a $6 billion share sale that could lift its valuation to $500 billion, and generating far more revenue than the widely reported $13 billion.
Online shopping on Cyber Monday highlighted a stark contrast in consumer behavior, as wealthier shoppers splurged on holiday purchases, while lower-income households chased deals across all major shopping platforms.
Meta's hit Ray-Ban smart glasses were born from a cold email that EssilorLuxottica executive Rocco Basilico sent to Mark Zuckerberg, sparking a partnership that has since scaled into a major smart-glasses business as competition from Apple intensifies.
U.S. markets slipped on Monday, with the Dow Jones falling 0.9% to 47,289.33, the S&P 500 easing 0.5% to 6,812.63, and the Nasdaq edging down nearly 0.4% to 23,275.92. These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors through the day:
Holiday season is a crucial time for retailers, with trillion-dollar sales expected. Investors should look for strong Q4 performers with diverse channels and loyal customers. Online retailers partnered with Amazon are a good option.
The calendar flipped to December with investors hoping the market's most reliable month delivers again as several S&P 500 stocks show decades of strong seasonal gains.
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have beaten the S&P 500 in three of the last four years. In Buffett's last year as CEO, the conglomerate trails the market index.
Beyond Meat shares are surging Monday afternoon, trading sharply higher on heavy volume even though the company has not issued any fresh news or filings.
Street's 2026 rally hopes hinge on productivity gains. Explore the top future-of-work ETFs poised to benefit from AI, automation, and smart infrastructure.
