Category: 6. Business

By Mark Hulbert

Small caps typically struggle after long stretches of underperformance

Small-cap stocks have lagged behind their larger counterparts for more than 20 years, leaving beleaguered small-cap investors to wonder if…

SoundHound AI (SOUN) has seen its shares slip by about 37% over the past month, leaving investors re-evaluating its current valuation. The company’s annual revenue growth remains steady, even as the stock faces continued pressure.

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Nestled amid green rolling hills in western Victoria, 150 tonnes of metal has begun spinning to help secure the electricity grid.

Next to the Ararat terminal station and inside a large grey shed, a steel blue “pony motor” turns a massive rotor…

By Kristina Hooper

AI relies on rare-earth elements to grow its infrastructure – and the U.S. relies on AI to grow GDP

Capital spending on AI has been a key driver of U.S. stock market returns and continues to exceed…

Plenary Session “Geriatric oncology: from research to clinical practice” at SIOG 2025 showcased something very tangible: geriatric oncology is no longer a niche concept or a research slogan. Across the world, cancer centers…

Gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) are driven primarily by oncogenic KIT mutations, and breakthroughs such as imatinib, sunitinib, and ripretinib have transformed the disease’s management. Yet resistance emerges almost…

Thursday began with a massive rally with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up…

By Isabel Wang

Friday’s market rebound was ‘not built on anything solid but something very ephemeral,’ says strategist

Recent rallies in stocks haven’t been built on anything solid, says Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at…

By Michael Sincere

Linda Raschke shares the secrets behind playing to win and her successful trading career

“You are going to lose money,” says stock trader Linda Raschke. “It’s the tuition that every trader ends up paying.”

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