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American Airlines climbed alongside sector peers on Oct. 21, 2026, as United's upbeat outlook reignited investor appetite for the group.

Barrick Mining's shares are down more than 6% this year, but all signs point to growth for the tier 1 gold mining company.

A big raise may not come to the rescue as you expect it to.

On Oct. 21, 2026, the rocket and satellite broadband provider posted $14.6 billion in quarterly revenue with $4.4 billion net income, rewarding investors with a 7.79% session gain.

Today, Oct. 21, 2026, Bitcoin pushed back above $84,000, the OCC moved forward with stablecoin rules, and Solana launched a major network upgrade.

Alphabet has the potential to be the best-performing AI mega-cap in 2027.

The conglomerate posted its latest set of quarterly earnings that morning.

A SpaceX-Tesla merger is officially under discussion. Whether it makes sense for shareholders will come down to the price and the terms.

The server maker raised its outlook to between $18.5 billion and $19.5 billion and signaled margin expansion.

When is the right time to invest? As soon as possible.

Today, Oct. 21, 2026, the telecom giant posted record internet additions and advanced connectivity gains, signaling momentum in its capital-intensive fiber strategy.

On Oct. 21, 2026, Netflix slashed ad guidance and Q4 revenue outlook, leaving investors questioning whether advertising can reaccelerate growth.

SpaceX's AI business is booming. Here's what it means for the neocloud sector.

The pure play's sales are growing fast, but turning quantum computing's promise into profits will take much longer.

Bitcoin can't make gas prices go down, but it can probably protect against an expanding supply of dollars.

With around 10 weeks left, the index can only afford a slight slip. How often has it slipped that far?

Pulsed field ablation and expanded cancer screening tools position the core business for accelerated growth beyond historical rates.

AGI starts with the junior work that law and consulting firms bill for by the hour. The winners sell those firms the databases and software they can’t work without and charge more for the AI versions.

There was a lot to unpack in General Motors' third quarter that brought a 151% surge in net income, but also intensifying headwinds that will weigh on the industry in the near term.

The AI juggernaut relies heavily on SpaceX and Microsoft.