Markets/Wall Street

Bitcoin has lost more than 40% of its value since last October.

With all the uncertainty around how tech companies will actually make money on AI, investors are turning to companies that make stuff we can't go without.

From the BBC World Service: Shares in the Danish pharmaceutical giant tumbled 17% Wednesday after warnings of a decline in drug sales.

The precious metals market has been on a tear, but experienced a severe correction last week. We’ll discuss.

Tesla, Microsoft, Meta, and Apple all report Q4 results this week. Investors will be watching closely for how billions in investment in AI has impacted their bottom lines.

This morning, we’ll unpack some of the economic headlines to come out of President Donald Trump’s speech at Davos.

Some $340 billion was invested by venture capital funds in 2025, according to Pitchbook and the National Venture Capital Association.

Wendy Edelberg at the Brookings Institution tells Kai why bond markets haven't reacted to the Department of Justice investigating the Fed Chair.

Corporate bond issuance is a gauge that tells us how the broader economy is doing.

Disruptive geopolitical events, like the arrest of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro by the U.S., often see investors jump into bonds or sell off a bunch of stocks temporarily. Neither of those happened.