Why Wall Street Stays Calm During Slow Midterm Vote Counts
Delayed election results unsettle politics but rarely rattle markets. Analysts say economic uncertainty is what truly drives stock swings.
S&P 500 History Points to Gains After Midterm Elections
Historical data shows the S&P 500 tends to rally strongly in the year following midterm elections, regardless of which p…
Palantir's US Commercial AI Revenue Tops Government Segment in Q3
Palantir's US commercial business outpaced its government unit in Q3, signaling a pivotal shift in the data-analytics fi…
Marvell's $1.75B Lumentum Deal Stirs Dot-Com Bubble Comparisons
Marvell Technology's all-stock acquisition of Lumentum is drawing parallels to the excesses of the year-2000 tech bubble…
What S&P 500 History Shows About Post-Midterm Markets
Historical data suggests the year following midterm elections tends to be strong for the S&P 500, regardless of which pa…