Software companies like CRM are facing some serious challenges in today’s AI-driven economy.

Alibaba reported what we would call the greatest earnings “miss” of all time last week

JOLTS data indicates the vacancies to unemployed ratio has descended to unity.

Stocks finished higher as Wall Street hoped a dismal ADP private payrolls report and hotter-than-expected weekly jobless data would encourage the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in September.

The regional Fed August indexes, including both manufacturing and general business activity, rebounded sharply, telegraphing that a rebound was also likely in the ISM indexes.

The AI boom has already reshaped markets with all three benchmarks hitting record highs.

Financials have quietly become the second-best-performing sector over the past week.

A large, unusual volume in NiSource, Inc. put options highlights the underlying value of the gas distribution utility stock.

Zelensky had a dream of Ukraine becoming China’s bridge to Europe, and its economy growing to half a trillion dollars by 2030. But instead, the country is mired in war.

XAU/USD pulls back as traders book profits ahead of NFPs, despite 98% probability of Fed rate cut this month.

Elliott Investment Management has become the largest active shareholder in Genuine Parts Company after investing over $1 billion.

AUD/USD slips nearly 0.5% but holds above the 0.6500 psychological level.

Since the launch of the S&P/ASX Index Series, the Australian capital market has evolved considerably.

In his press conference, National Bank of Poland governor Glapiński was cautious, but did not close the door to a rate cut in October

The U.S. Dollar (USD) managed to regain some balance and clock decent gains, always meandering in the low 98.00s amid investors’ rising expectations ahead of the release of the crucial NFP report.

Cotton was higher despite worries about Asian demand. Better weather is expected for the Delta and Southeast for the coming week as crop condition reports were mostly unchanged.

Analysis of AbbVie, Bank of America, and Costco highlights distinct technicals, fundamentals, and risks across health care, financials, and consumer staples.

U.S. factory orders slumped for a second month in July. Weak bookings in commercial aircraft was a key source of the downshift.

According to the CME Group, odds for a rate cut over the last week have jumped to 98% likelihood.

December CBOT corn high to 425 1/4/Bushel in Tuesday’s overnight session with selling being the feature in yesterday’s day session.