Daily Stock News

Analysts from The Motley Fool discuss Netflix's growing advertising potential, highlighting how emerging revenue streams can transform tech giants.

ResMed faces an uncertain future as GLP-1 weight loss drugs threaten to reduce demand for sleep apnea devices, creating a complex investment dilemma for shareholders of the CPAP machine leader.

Social Security recipients will see a 2.8% COLA increase in 2026 after a shutdown delay postponed the long-awaited announcement.

Stocks turned lower late Monday as rising U.S.–China trade tensions unsettled markets, overshadowing earlier gains.

Trilogy Metals extended gains as investors continued reacting to last week's $35.6 million investment from the U.S. Department of Defense.

BigBear.ai rose after announcing a new partnership with Tsecond to expand its edge AI capabilities for U.S. national security operations.

Bitfarms climbed after converting a key debt facility into project financing and announcing a leadership transition in its finance team.

Stocks slipped Monday as investors took profits after record highs, while gold retreated from its historic $4,000 level.

BigBear.ai extended recent gains as investors reacted to a string of September partnership announcements expanding its defense and AI reach.

Shares of American Airlines edged lower as the carrier set its next earnings release and sector sentiment remained cautious.

Tilray Brands surged after posting stronger-than-expected quarterly results and renewed optimism around U.S. cannabis reform.

Wall Street ended mixed, with gold hitting records and tech lifting the S&P and Nasdaq despite lingering shutdown concerns.

Bitfarms advanced to a new high as investors remained upbeat on its growth prospects and strong year-to-date performance.

Joby shares dropped more than 8% as excitement around Tesla's rumored eVTOL mention faded and a large share sale weighed on sentiment.

AMD climbed more than 11% after its new OpenAI partnership and other AI collaborations boosted investor optimism.

Markets gained modestly Thursday, led by tech, even as a government shutdown adds uncertainty to the backdrop.

Plug shares fell after new hydrogen project progress was overshadowed by fresh funding concerns.

Tesla slid over 5% even as it posted record Q3 deliveries fueled by the expiring EV tax credit.

Rigetti extended its rally, climbing nearly 19% after announcing $5.7 million in system purchase orders on September 30th.

Stocks rallied ahead of renewed shutdown risks, as confidence data came in softer but yield pressures eased.