- October 24, 2025
Intel’s stock is climbing as earnings show a turnaround slowly taking hold
The company topped revenue expectations and said it’s “having a difficult time meeting all the demand that’s out there” because of supply constraints. Source link
This government shutdown could be the longest ever — maybe running until Thanksgiving. What might the economic damage be?
A MarketWatch poll finds that 47% of respondents say their No. 1 shutdown concern is the potential hit to the U.S. economy. Source link
The cheapest ticket to see Team USA play in the FIFA World Cup is $1,640. And prices will likely go even higher.
These are the factors driving up ticket prices to the global soccer tournament, which experts note is “not for your typical fan” Source link
‘I’d hate to turn her over to the state’: My mother, who has dementia, refuses to be put in a facility. What can we do?
“She has never been willing to sign a power of attorney.” Source link
History says bitcoin could peak soon, but here’s the case for it to keep climbing
Bitcoin may hit a peak soon if its four-year cycle still holds true. But one analyst argues that the boom-and-bust cycle may no longer apply.
U.S. stock futures gain, while oil and bitcoin prices rise amid uncertainties
U.S. stock futures gained Sunday, after the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average ended Friday at all-time highs. Source link
Amazon’s ‘crown jewel’ is this business that doesn’t get nearly enough attention
Amazon’s highly profitable ad division is the key to funding the company’s future growth, according to a Needham analyst. Source link
This chart shows the U.S. labor market is running on fumes. Why that’s a risk for the stock market.
A weakening U.S. labor market is a risk for both the U.S. economy and markets right now. But the most closely watched numbers — the
People keep pushing bitcoin on me, but it crashes regularly. What am I missing?
How is owning crypto better portfolio management when U.S. stocks have come through every crisis? Source link
Micron’s stock gains as the memory-chip maker clears a high bar
Wall Street expected a beat-and-raise quarter from Micron, which indeed gave an outlook far stronger than what analysts were expecting as AI drives strong demand