Here is a chip index up 7% in a single session, and inside it a single giant moving the opposite way, erasing nearly $200 billion of value. No earnings miss sat behind it. What sat behind it was a question about who the CEO had been sleeping with. The board
Three men lost $105 billion in a single session, yet not one law changed in Washington — the thing that moved the market was decided at the ballot box, not Congress. On Thursday, November 6, 2025, Jensen Huang of Nvidia, Elon Musk of SpaceX, and Larry Ellison of Oracle collectively lost
A governing party that led a country since 1994 faced voters demanding change in the 2026 local elections, amid widespread dissatisfaction over service delivery failures. The African National Congress (ANC) lost its majority in key metropolitan municipalities in August 2016, leading to complex coalitions with smaller parties. The 2021 municipal
Democrats took the House and the Senate on Tuesday. For a retired household the result is simpler than the headlines make it sound: for the next two years, almost nothing large gets through Congress. That is the part worth holding on to. The tax brackets you file under, the rules
Nvidia just told cloud partners worldwide to keep Chinese customers under half their business, requiring at least 51% of services to go to non-Chinese customers. The rule applies to new contracts only, not existing agreements, and reflects a shift in Nvidia's AI-chip strategy. The real question
In two sessions gold in Pakistan lost Rs15,900 per tola, from Thursday's Rs425,636 down to Saturday's Rs409,736, then recovered Rs2,400 of it Monday to Rs412,136. The number that matters is not the swing. It is why it happened: gold was sold
Why would the one asset you hold as insurance fall on the same day the stocks it is meant to offset were also dropping? That is exactly what happened last week, when gold moved down in step with equities instead of leaning against them. The surprise is not that gold
Intel plunged about 25% after hours as weak guidance overshadowed 21% revenue growth to $16.51 billion (according to CoinDesk) Amazon shares down 7% in premarket; reported a Q3 miss on top and bottom line while maintaining 2026 capex forecast of $220 billion (according to CNBC) Investors seeking safety pushed
Google's revenue grew 25% to a record $127.6 billion, and the stock still fell more than 10% after hours. The reason sits in a single line most headlines skipped: for the second straight quarter, Alphabet spent more cash than its businesses brought in, posting free cash flow
Roughly 90% of traders already know the answer to today's rate decision, yet it remains the most-watched event of the week. The reason is one press conference, not one number. The Federal Reserve is all but certain to hold its benchmark interest rate at 3.75%-4%
A company that just posted a net loss of more than $80 billion is asking the public to value it at up to $2 trillion, and the number that should worry you is not the loss. Anthropic filed its S-1 with the SEC to list on Nasdaq under the
At a Port Huron, Michigan rally ahead of the November 3 midterms, Trump said the Canada tariff dispute would be settled 'pretty soon' and that Canada is ready to 'give us anything' — yet there is no deal, no timeline, and no reply from Ottawa. For the