Motley Fool Staff

A tentative peace deal could mean much-needed relief for some companies, and the government shuts down Anthropic’s Fable 5.

Five Fools share five different investing lessons around the podcast campfire.

Oracle’s earnings report shows spending on data centers and AI infrastructure isn’t slowing down.

Every time you buy a stock, you tell yourself a story about why it's going to work. But what if that story is the most dangerous thing in your portfolio?

One way to protect your retirement from higher taxes is to take tax-free withdrawals from a Roth account, but you need to follow the rules, which can be complicated.

Five years ago, electric vehicles were the talk of the market. But in the U.S., sales of electric vehicles are falling, and competition is heating up.

Now that SpaceX is officially public, it may benefit companies like Alphabet in the long term.

Europe wants to build its own digital infrastructure, which could have profound implications for U.S. tech companies.

The S&P 500 index is removing Pool Corp and Campbell Soup, replacing them with Marvell Technology and Flex. The team discusses what this means for investors.

Zscaler's CFO discusses the challenges facing cybersecurity in an age of agentic AI.

Month 6 of our 2026 Financial Planning Challenge features ways to prioritize and quantify your financial goals and highlights some helpful tools.

Broadcom dropped nearly 15%, despite reporting solid numbers.

Berkshire Hathaway is assisting Alphabet in raising over $80 billion to help its AI build-out. What does that say about the ROI of AI?

The biggest IPOs ever are coming, but historically, this period calls for caution, and these deals, in particular, may need some seasoning.

Why do some organizations seem unable to solve the very problems they were created to fix?

A stock market darling for much of the 2010s, Dollar General fell on hard times a few years ago. Despite numerous value investors betting on it, its turnaround strategy is taking much longer than expected.

Nvidia announced its new CPU, which could impact primary CPU players like Intel and AMD.

AI token consumption grew 17 times last year. So why are some investors still underexposed to the biggest structural shift in a generation?

Though money continues to pour into AI, companies are starting to scrutinize their AI investments, which may not be paying off as hoped.

Planning for retirement requires several assumptions, but many commonly recommended ones may be too restrictive.