Stocks

Ellison’s software company suffered its worst day on the stock market since 2002 on Tuesday.

Robinhood’s shares, which had been slumping in recent weeks, shot up after it announced it bought more than $605 million in shares that had previously been controlled by Sam Bankman-Fried.

Sarah Ketterer’s Causeway Capital is trouncing the competition using a mix of quantitative and fundamental analysis to find bargains among European stocks like Rolls-Royce and Ryanair.

Subway, the giant sandwich chain, has agreed to sell itself to private equity firm Roark Capital in a deal reportedly valued at $9 billion, minting a fortune for its two founding families – but only one will walk away with the bread.

Led by the “godfather of AI,” Nvidia is expected to report a quadrupling of EBITDA this quarter.

There are more than 50,000 venture-backed startups in the U.S., and only the tiniest fraction will ever reach a $1 billion valuation. Here are the 25 we think most likely to succeed.

PayPal became the first online payment giant to enter the cryptocurrency arena on Monday by rolling out a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, sending its shares up nearly 3% despite a turbulent crypto market and as PayPal’s stock dipped to a six-year low in the wake of decreased consumer spending last year.

Moderna and BioNTech shares both cratered to their lowest price in years Monday as the companies behind the most widely-circulated mRNA Covid-19 vaccines grapple with investor disappointment with crashing revenues.

History suggests the federal debt rating downgrade won’t impact stocks for long, as stocks continued their upward trajectory after a brief blip in the aftermath of the S&P’s similar decision 12 years ago.

Popular music streaming platform Spotify has confirmed that they will be raising their prices from $11.99 to $12.99 a month for Premium users.