The AI boom has created a modern gold rush where computing power is now the key driver of corporate dominance.

LIV Golf’s financial struggles after losing Saudi backing highlight the risks of relying heavily on foreign investment to sustain sports and business.

Europe’s shift away from Russian gas has left it heavily exposed to the Strait of Hormuz crisis, driving soaring energy prices and revealing the dangers of relying on foreign LNG suppliers.

The Iran war oil shock is raising fears of stagflation by pushing inflation higher while slowing economic growth.

The Procure Space ETF (UFO) is this week’s pick of the week.

IPOs can offer investors early access to high-growth companies while also carrying major risks tied to hype, volatility, and inflated valuations.

Exploding AI energy demands are pushing Google and SpaceX toward space-based data centers and a potential industry-shifting partnership.

The UAE’s exit from OPEC, driven by frustration with production quotas, threatens the oil cartel’s cohesion, offering clues to long-term crude prices as the Strait of Hormuz opens.

Oura Health and Whoop are turning wearable health tracking into a booming subscription business, though their valuations depend on becoming broader health platforms.

Amazon is this week’s stock pick of the week.

As AI accelerates electricity demand, major tech firms are reviving the U.S. nuclear industry to secure reliable power for the future of computing.

GameStop’s $56 billion bid for eBay shocked Wall Street, with investors doubting both the financing and Ryan Cohen’s plan to compete with Amazon.

Spirit Airlines is collapsing under the weight of an ultra-low-cost model that could not survive rising fuel prices, failed mergers, and financial instability, leaving it on the brink of shutdown.

Raising Cane’s succeeds by doing one thing extremely well, using a simple chicken-focused menu to drive efficiency and strong sales despite concentration risk.

Apple is transitioning into a new "post-smartphone" era as John Ternus takes over in September, signaling a strategic shift back toward hardware-driven innovation and on-device AI.

The housing market has shifted into a constrained phase with high prices, low inventory, and slower growth

Kailera’s record IPO shows biotech markets are rebounding on strong demand for obesity drugs

The yen carry trade is unwinding as rate gaps shrink, raising U.S. borrowing costs and increasing market volatility

Formula 1’s growth is driven by its shift into a global media business built on broadcasting, sponsorships, and scarcity.