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Strong sales, falling stocks. Luxury's cost problem is real, China demand is soft, and HSBC just waved the white flag on two of the biggest names.
The internet was loud this week. Hormuz stayed shut, Qualcomm popped 9%, and the VIX quietly reminded everyone it still exists.
Bloom Energy exploded after S&P 500 inclusion, Nvidia's moat is quietly shrinking, and Japan's wages just hit a 30-year high. Here's what the crowd was watching.
Apple's foldable iPhone drops at $2,400 and Pro models may jump $200 more. Is this a revenue windfall or a consumer revolt waiting to happen?
Snowflake exploded 21% on monster earnings. Lululemon face-planted 15%. The market is separating winners from wishful thinking fast.
Nvidia just dropped $12.9B on Hugging Face. The move looks offensive on the surface, but read the fine print and it's pure defense.
Apple's foldable is coming in hot at $2,400. Morgan Stanley projects 6.5M units and $14B in revenue in Q4 alone. The question is whether supply can keep up.
Dell crushed earnings by nearly $3 a share and raised its AI server revenue target to $74B. The market rewarded it with a 16% pop. Here's why the story isn't over.
John Ternus is officially Apple's CEO. Tim Cook isn't really leaving. And next week's event could quietly reshape the entire iPhone lineup.
Tom Lee was right about August. Now he's warning September could get choppy. Here's what the sentiment data and macro setup actually mean for your portfolio.
Warsh said the quiet part loud at Jackson Hole. Inflation at 3.7%, 54% of PCE components still rising, and a September hike now a coin flip. Here's what to do.
A $53B buyout deal dies, PayPal craters 15%, and Marvell drops 7% despite beating estimates. This week's biggest losers had one thing in common.