So there it is. U.S. bombers have hit Iranian nuclear facilities and Tehran is threatening to interrupt oil shipping through the Straits of Hormuz, which would effectively cut off about a third of all petroleum supply. And if hostilities escalate across the region and beyond,

After months of a ceaseless rollercoaster ride driven by trade policy announcements, it appears stock investors are finally developing a thicker skin. There’s a cautious optimism bubbling up, suggesting that the worst of the tariff-related shocks might just be behind us. Consider this: the S&P

If you’re hungry for stock market drama, look no further than the recent Tesla tumble. The company’s stock took a nosedive, dropping a hefty 14%, and it seems the blame can be laid squarely at the feet of a rather public spat between its well-known

Wall Street often seems to have the memory of a goldfish. Just a few short months ago, the market was convulsing in its worst tariff-induced panic since the pandemic, all thanks to a dramatic “Liberation Day” announcement from the President. Now, after a dizzying rebound,

In the latest episode of “When Titans Clash,” Tesla’s stock was the designated casualty. The electric automaker saw its shares plummet over 14% on Thursday, wiping out a staggering $150 billion in market value after its CEO and the U.S. president decided to air their

In a recent financial disclosure, AI chip giant Nvidia reported an impressive 69% surge in sales, yet the company also flagged escalating geopolitical tensions as a growing concern for its future.  The heart of the matter is the intricate relationship between technological innovation and international