Author: Jenna Lofton
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Nvidia Names Kress Interim CEO: What Changes, and What Remains Unknown
Nvidia names Colette Kress interim CEO after Jensen Huang's resignation. What shareholders know about the leadership change, investigation and next earnings update.
Groq Stock: Ownership After the Nvidia Licensing Deal
Groq’s business and financing changed after its Nvidia licensing deal. Private-market investors need to identify the entity and ownership rights before comparing prices.
Nebius Revenue Surges, but Capacity Delays Complicate Its AI Growth Plan
Nebius reported $980.8 million in Q3 revenue, including about $325 million of non-recurring partnership revenue, as capacity delays shift its growth timetable.
Finviz Screener Settings for Long-Term Investors: A Practical Starting Point
Which Finviz filters are useful for long-term investors? For a simple long-term research list, start with four illustrative Finviz filters: market capitalization above $2 billion,…
Constellation’s Earnings Jumped. Calpine Changes the Comparison.
Constellation raised its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook. Calpine, a larger share count and future nuclear projects need separate treatment.
Boston Dynamics Stock: Ownership and the Hyundai Connection
Boston Dynamics has no separately traded stock. The Hyundai connection requires a closer look at the ownership structure and the wider business behind any listed…
Anduril Stock: Can You Invest in the Defense Company?
Anduril is privately held. Here is how to distinguish its funding valuation, commercial partnerships and private-share offers from an ordinary stock purchase.
Webull vs Robinhood: Costs, Practice Tools and Everyday Investing
Compare Webull and Robinhood on trading tools, accounts, investments, option costs, and the practical limits behind commission-free trading.
October’s Hiring Rebound Came With More Involuntary Part-Time Work
October payrolls rose by 165,000 and earlier months were revised higher, while more workers wanted full-time hours. Here’s how those findings fit together.
Nasdaq Falls 5.5% as Democratic Gains Put AI Expansion Under Scrutiny
The Nasdaq fell 5.52% as AI stocks faced election-linked scrutiny. A skeptical look at Democratic policy, financing risk and the bipartisan permitting record.