U.S. stock indices dropped on Wednesday as renewed energy cost concerns tied to rising US-Iran war signals, along with signs of persistent inflation pressures, weighed on mega-cap

Stocks close sharply lower Wednesday as selling in tech pulls down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq and inflation hits a 3-year high

As tech companies continue to invest heavily in artificial intelligence, these stocks can continue to flourish.

The S&P 500, and Nasdaq are rising Monday as the stock market grapples with Israel and Iran strikes, AI fears, and Fed rate speculation.

Live Updates High Water Mark 47 minutes ago Live JPMorgan is offering a measured read on Wednesday’s inflation print, characterizing May’s 4.2% CPI reading as the high-water mark for this cycle, according to Bloomberg.

The S&P 500's diversification can provide greater long-term safety, while the Nasdaq-100 may offer more upside.

US-based maker of solid-state batteries, Factorial Energy, has listed on the Nasdaq. The manufacturer made the batteries that propelled Mercedes' EQS sedan to 745 miles on a single charge last year. "We built Factorial to solve one of the hardest problems in energy – making solid-state real at

A fresh round of geopolitical uncertainty weighs on the market sentiment after overnight U.S. strikes against Iran. ・Investors await today's May CPI data and Oracle earnings. ・The cautious tone follows a notable rotation away from high-flying AI and semiconductor stocks this week.