Altcoin-exposed stocks continue to face strong selling pressure as investors shift decisively toward Bitcoin.
Nvidia is entering one of the most ambitious growth phases in its history — and the stock market can’t decide whether to celebrate or panic.
Investors will open the final full week of November focused primarily on a single question: can the artificial-intelligence trade continue to carry the stock market?
Ron Baron, billionaire investor and head of Baron Capital, sat down with CNBC to offer a wide-ranging look at markets, investment psychology, and how he believes the next decade will unfold.
A new wave of speculation has erupted on Wall Street after Scion Asset Management — the firm founded by famed investor Michael Burry — officially deregistered with the SEC and halted mandatory quarterly disclosures.
Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest has once again leaned into declining tech and crypto-linked equities, increasing exposure to companies tied to blockchain infrastructure rather than tokens themselves.
Risk appetite evaporated across global markets on Friday, leaving Europe deep in the red at the opening bell.
Michael Burry has quietly taken his hedge fund off the regulatory grid. Instead of issuing a formal announcement, the famously contrarian investor ignited speculation with a single social media post on November 13 — a screenshot suggesting that Scion Asset Management’s SEC registration had been shut down.
Grayscale Investments is positioning itself for a major transition into the public markets, unveiling plans for an IPO that would place the digital-asset manager on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker GRAY.
JD.com entered the third quarter with solid top-line momentum, but the company’s rising costs and weakening margins overshadowed its revenue gains, leading to a steep decline in profitability.
Circle Internet Group’s blockbuster year on Wall Street has hit a wall. The stablecoin issuer’s stock plunged 13% on Wednesday — its steepest slide in months — as investors recalibrated expectations for future earnings in a falling-rate environment, despite the company delivering another quarter of strong growth.
Sony Group Corporation reported stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, powered by its image sensor, gaming, and music divisions.



