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Elon Musk shared new details of his thoughts on religion and God during a December 2025 interview. Here's what he said and what the billionaire said previously.
Strong earnings, analyst upgrades, M&A activity and sector tailwinds powered last week's top large-cap gainers, led by EchoStar, Rocket Lab and Carvana.
This weekend's top stories include Michael Burry's Nvidia challenge, Shaq's savvy investment, Bezos' shocking warning, Musk's shopping struggles, and Duffy's EV critique.
A broad tech-led sell-off and AI data-center delay fears dragged down last week's biggest large-cap losers, led by Bloom Energy, Credo, Oracle and Oklo.
From Apple's AI-driven app rankings and executive departures to Disney's board move and legal pressure on immigration apps, here are the weekend's top tech and policy stories.
From Michael Burry's warning on U.S. bank fragility to Trump's tariffs, tax plans and the Federal Reserve's leadership moves, here are the week's biggest economic and policy stories.
From antitrust warnings and housing disputes to foreign policy clashes and farm aid plans, here are the weekend's top political stories from Washington.
Peter Schiff has advised investors to purchase gold and silver before equity markets open for trading next week. Schiff's Bullish Outlook In a recent post on social media platform X, Schiff anticipates record highs for both metals in the coming week.
Last week at the White House Congressional Ball, President Trump brought up the 2017 shooting incident involving then-House Majority Leader Steve Scalise.
President Trump vowed "very serious retaliation" In the wake of an ISIS attack in Syria that claimed the lives of two U.S. military personnel and one American civilian.
Nvidia nearly ran out of cash in 1990s but survived after a Sega exec bet $5M on a failing project. Today, valued at trillions, Nvidia dominates in AI.
In a move that is being hailed as a victory for Elon Musk, President Trump has called for a review of two leading proxy advisory firms, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis.
Jeff Bezos said his dream job is being a slow, meticulous craft-cocktail bartender — one who'd need a sign warning customers they can have drinks "good" or "fast," but not both.
Anthony Scaramucci weighed in on whether disgraced crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried should receive the same clemency recently granted to Changpeng Zhao
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing strong interest from readers during the week and a look at what could be driving the attention.
Tether Holdings announced on Friday that it submitted a binding all-cash proposal to Exor, a Dutch-based global investment holding company controlled by Italy's Agnelli family, to acquire its entire stake in Juventus Football Club.
Kevin O'Leary says President Donald Trump is campaigning too early for the 2026 midterms by talking up the economy even as voters still feel inflation from food prices, tariffs and housing costs, warning that market strength hasn't yet translated into political momentum for Republicans.
Elon Musk got embroiled in a public clash with Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) on Friday after the governor's press office mocked the billionaire's relationship with his estranged transgender daughter.
Sen. Bernie Sanders praised a bipartisan House vote overturning President Donald Trump's order limiting federal union rights, urged the Senate to pass the measure despite uncertain prospects, and tied the fight to broader labor disputes involving Starbucks and Amazon.
The Trump administration lifted Magnitsky sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes—who oversaw Jair Bolsonaro's coup-related conviction—as U.S.–Brazil trade tensions eased and diplomatic ties with President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva warmed.
