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Trump Media & Technology Group reported a wider first-quarter loss despite positive operating cash flow and a strong balance sheet, while investors focused on its Truth Social expansion and future growth plans.
Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) co-founder Michael Saylor recently expressed a view on the diminishing value of hard work amid the rise of artificial intelligence.
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing increased attention from readers during the week and looks at the catalysts driving the action.
The IMF warned that AI-driven cyberattacks could threaten financial stability, with faster exploitation of vulnerabilities and rising systemic risks across global infrastructure.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance is reportedly meeting Qatar's Prime Minister to discuss Iran negotiations, energy markets and regional stability amid fragile ceasefire conditions.
The Trump administration created an exemption allowing review of foreign-trained physicians with pending visa or green card applications, though approvals are not guaranteed.
NVIDIA Corp.'s $3.4 billion AI cloud partnership with IREN Ltd. prompted Bernstein to raise its price target to $100, implying roughly 76% upside as the deal strengthens IREN's AI infrastructure credibility and GPU supply access.
XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has been trading sideways for a month, but traders say growing liquidity and fresh technical buy signals could set the token up for a sharp upside mo
Nasdaq jumps 1.6% to record highs Friday as semiconductor rally and stronger-than-expected April payrolls overshadow ongoing Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Wedbush raises Apple (AAPL) price target to $400. Analysts Dan Ives and team highlight AI monetization, iOS 27 features, and the era of new CEO Ternus.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) shed 245,000 wallets in five days, the fastest holder decline in nearly two years, as BTC holds just below the critical 200 EMA at $82,041.
Precious metals are losing value as cryptocurrencies boom, with gold and silver prices falling. Nvidia is a top performer in AI infrastructure, with 20-35% potential upside and a dominant position.
US stocks traded higher, Nasdaq gained 1.5%. Dow down 0.06%. IT shares up 2.1% while healthcare stocks fell 0.9%. Fluor shares dropped 12% due to weak earnings. Westrock Coffee, Innodata, and Nlight shares rose. Artivion, DXC, and Kodiak AI shares fell. Oil up 1.1%, gold up 0.6%. European and Asian markets closed lower. US nonfarm payrolls beat estimates.
