Broadcom (AVGO) stock is down about 8% year to date, but its latest quarter made one thing hard to ignore. The AI trade may not be cooling as much as investors feared. Broadcom is now generating real AI-driven revenue from hyperscalers, not just talking about future potential. At the same time, VMware is shifting the
While the market for coffee in various forms shows no sign of slowing down, a number of cafes serving it have run into financial problems over the last year. After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy at the start of 2026, Washington, D.C.-based roaster and coffeehouse chain Compass Coffee closed 10 of its locations as 17
Few companies on Wall Street can claim over 50 years of continuous dividend payments. Deere & Company, founded in 1837, is one of them. That kind of staying power reflects a business built to endure downturns, commodity cycles, and even tariff headwinds. And right now, Wall Street thinks the market is undervaluing this classic dividend
Nio (NIO) just reported its first-ever quarterly profit, signaling a potential shift from a cash-burning EV story to one driven by operating leverage. This milestone drew Jim Cramer to flip his stance on the company from bearish to bullish, saying Nio stock could be a good speculative play: Keep in mind that on an episode
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said that although he was “hopeful” inflationfalls this year, that might not happen with higher oil prices spiking gasoline and other consumer costs. Barr’s take mirrors increasing concerns from Main Street to Wall Street about the Fed’s interest-rate outlook due to recessionary and inflationary uncertainty. “While I am hopeful that
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell just last week downplayed stagflation fears but Wall Street is growing increasingly uneasy as rising energy prices tied to the Iran War threaten to reignite inflation and jolt the U.S. economy into a recession. Economists have sharply raised their recession odds in recent days, warning that an oil-driven inflation shock
Jim Cramer has long preached that there’s always a bull market somewhere. You just have to know where to look. At the same time, you should know when it is a good time to do nothing. As the longtime host of Mad Money and co-anchor of Squawk on the Street, he’s built a reputation as
Arm Holdings (ARM) ripped higher after giving investors a new reason to think about the company as more than a chip-design licensor. The stock jumped after Arm unveiled a new AI data-center CPU and said that the product line could add about $15 billion in annual revenue within five years. The launch also came with
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) was 6.48% on March 25, a significant one-day drop of 0.07% from March 24 when it was 6.55%, according to Mortgage News Daily (MND). Still, that was significantly up from March 19, when it was calculated as 6.22% by government-sponsored enterprise Freddie Mac. Matthew Graham, chief operating officer for MND,
Microsoft has had a rough stretch in the market in recent months. Shares of the Dow 30 stock have pulled back sharply over the past year, weighed down by investor worries over capital spending and whether the artificial intelligence boom will actually translate into lasting profit growth. Valued at a market cap of $2.84 trillion,