During the first half of 2024, companies such as Nvidia and Super Micro Computer experienced historic growth, while others struggled and faced pricing pressures even as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new highs . Read more...
One thing that is dominating the U.S. stock market in 2024 is artificial intelligence and AI. All of the major tech companies have thrived on AI and will most likely continue to do so in the near future. Read more...
Later this week, Tesla will reveal how many electric vehicles it’s sold over the past three months. It’s almost certain that the company’s deliveries have sunk far below last year’s results — the real question is by how much. Read more...
As artificial intelligence takes off, so has demand for the chips powering the technology. Chipmaker Nvidia, which recently entered the $3 trillion market cap club with Microsoft and Apple, has seen its stock soar this year, jumping 156.5% amid the AI boom. See how the stocks
No matter where you are in the country right now, it’s hot . From New York City to San Diego, it’s like God has set up a massive hair dryer over the continent. If you happen to be in your car though and you want to know just how hot it is, don’t count on your car’s thermometer
The auto industry has been slowly recovering ever since the pandemic hit, and these days, things are better than they have been in years. Inventory is up, and so are the incentives. You may still struggle to get a good deal on some of the most in-demand models, but overall, the
The first half of 2024 saw the most volatile asset class, cryptocurrency, experience a comeback-worthy story after going through its most vulnerable state. Read more...
The deal includes a fine, three years of probation and safety audits, according to a lawyer representing the victims of two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes.
The newest tenant, global management consulting firm Kearney, just claimed the highest two office floors -- 78 and 79, where it signed for 27,866 square feet. (Higher floors are broadcasting facilities and the Observatory.)
The return-to-office trend continues apace. Manhattan office “visitations” in May were 74 percent of 2019 levels, compared with 70 percent in May of 2023, according to the Real Estate Board of New York.
In the latest reflection of Sixth Avenue’s enduring appeal, global law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe renewed its lease on 144,312 square feet for fifteen years at 51 W. 52nd St., the avenue’s fabled “Black Rock” tower.