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Apple CEO Tim Cook is facing investor backlash over Apple's AI strategy after Ross Gerber called for his resignation, even as the company partners with Google's Gemini, succession speculation intensifies and Wall Street remains broadly bullish on the stock.
First lady Melania Trump will ring the New York Stock Exchange's opening bell on Wednesday, January 28, to celebrate the release of her upcoming documentary, even as her official cryptocurrency makes waves in the market.
A weather-related power outage at an Oracle data center disrupted TikTok's U.S. services shortly after the app restructured under new American-led ownership, fueling user frustration, increased app deletions and renewed scrutiny of privacy practices.
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns regarding the value of the U.S. Dollar, as it falls to multi-year lows, while reviving long-standing complaints on the foreign exchange practices of China and Japan.
Brazilian equities are surging in early 2026 as commodities rally and the U.S. dollar weakens, with EWZ delivering its strongest outperformance versus U.S. stocks in over four years.
Sidus Space shares are trading higher Tuesday afternoon, rebounding from Monday's pullback after the company highlighted progress on its LizzieSat-4 mission.
Wednesday's Fed meeting looks routine, but Powell's press conference could spark volatility as politics, subpoenas and pressure raise stakes for rates and the dollar.
The U.S. wealth divide is widening fast, reshaping consumption, straining lower‑income households, and forcing economists and the Fed to question how long an uneven, K‑shaped economy can hold.
