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Akamai’s Anthropic commitment comes with substantial capital spending and potential dilution. Here’s how to separate contract value from value per share.

Microsoft’s Copilot expansion puts usage billing in focus. A worked example shows why time saved, review work and the total bill belong in the same calculation.

The Fed’s September 24 stablecoin proposals include a two-business-day redemption standard. Here’s why selling a token and redeeming it can give you different results.

Higher Treasury yields can look attractive while existing bond funds lose value. A $20,000 example shows why duration matters.

People withdrew its $48.30-a-share MGM proposal. A worked example explains takeover risk and what shareholders need to assess without the offer.

Mortgage rates climbed to 7.12%. A $400,000 loan shows how the increase squeezes buying power and why homebuilder investors should watch incentives and margins.

AMC’s proposed refinancing buys time at a price. A look at the interest bill, stronger summer attendance and the numbers shareholders can check.

Higher rates sound like good news for banks. Deposit costs, loan demand and borrowers complicate the arithmetic. Here’s what to check after September 22’s selloff.

AI stocks rallied as investors reconsidered consumer AI and Treasury yields eased. The useful question is how much changed in the business, and how much changed in the price.

Berkshire Hathaway put out a press release today that would have been unthinkable a decade ago and somehow still felt completely expected. Warren Buffett, 96, has stepped down as chairman. What actually changed Buffett’s son Howard, who has sat on Berkshire’s board since 1993, is now chairman. Warren keeps the title “Chairman Emeritus” and stays…