U.S. stocks declined as tech weakness and rising yields pressured benchmarks. The Nasdaq fell 1.03%, the Dow dropped 0.79%, and the S&P 500 slipped 0.70%.
Microsoft published a post outlining how it is adapting its responsible AI practices for 2026. The article discusses the company's approach to upcoming AI challenges.
The article argues a growth stock could be attractive if a bear market develops. It notes the S&P 500 is trading near historically high valuations with potential headwinds.
The article explains a little-known Social Security rule that may allow retirees to increase their benefits after filing. It focuses on strategies for maximizing retirement income.
The article offers a prediction on the potential value of a $5,000 investment in Joby Aviation over three years. It notes the stock has been flat since its public debut.
The article highlights three AI stocks that have historically weathered September, a month often feared by markets. It notes Oracle's large backlog may offset earnings concerns despite debt and customer concentration risks.
Jim Cramer commented that selling Amazon shares over the new FTC lawsuit would be an overreaction. The remark was made during the Investing Club's Morning Meeting.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda to conduct sound monetary policy to avoid yen volatility. The remarks highlight US concern over currency market stability.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent met with Bank of Japan Governor Ueda and called for sound policy to avoid currency volatility. The meeting underscores coordination on foreign exchange stability.
A CNBC survey indicates students are reconsidering majors, career paths, and industries as AI reshapes the labor market. The findings reflect uncertainty about post-graduation career prospects.