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Meta Platforms stock, now in a post-earnings hole, is a top pick at Wedbush Securities. Shares have dropped 19% since Meta reported mixed quarterly earnings on Oct. 28. Management disclosed shrinking margins and raised its forecast for spending on artificial-intelligence data centers for a third time this year...

Nancy Pelosi announced her retirement last week. She has been a leading voice in Congress for decades, and her term will end in January 2027. She’s currently holding on to many stocks, with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), and Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) being the latest buys. Pelosi hasn’t been without controversy, with stock trading being one of ... Nancy Pelosi Is Retiring up 595%, but She’s Still Holding on to These 3 Stocks...

The AI trade might have gotten a whole lot bumpier after rolling through big tech earnings season, but the boom still seems to be very much on the table. And while the trajectory could continue higher from here, investors should be ready for just a bit more turbulence. Undoubtedly, it’s hard to tell exactly where ... 2 Leading AI Stocks to Buy Now...

The key takeaways from Disney's latest earnings report are that linear TV continues go stuggle, but much of that weakness is being offset by strength in the parks and streaming businesses. In CEO Bob Iger's final stretch ahead of his planned departure next year, Disney (DIS) posted posted mixed Q4 results, with a revenue miss at $22.46 billion, but better-than-expected earnings per share at $1.11. Is your investment portfolio ready for 2026? Join Invest 2025 for a full day of exclusive interviews and insights from the most influential voices in markets...

Cursor plans to use the capital to continue developing Composer, the AI model the vibe coding startup released in October...

Regulators say the policy may unfairly hurt publishers and violate Europe's Digital Markets Act...

While AI's growth is grounded in real technological progress, El-Erian warns some investors could face losses...

Pandu Nayak, chief scientist at Google Search, responded that the company is trying to prevent spammers from abusing search results...