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President Donald Trump said he wants to ban large, institutional investors from buying single-family homes, arguing corporations are pricing everyday buyers out of the housing market and forcing more families into renting.
Rio Tinto's ambition to acquire Glencore and create the world's largest mining company worth more than $200 billion could see Wall Street advisers share more than $100 million in fees.
Calm moves for Wall Street overall are masking big gains underneath the surface for makers of weapons and other military equipment.
Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley has filed to create its own spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), as well as a spot solana ETF, in a move that could herald further crypto adoption by the world’s biggest banks.
Stovall recently offered up his game plan for 2026, and he's generally bullish. In fact, he says that history suggests investors not only stay the course with the market, but also let their 2025 winners run.
Sandisk surged 27.6% for the market’s biggest gain. The stock’s value has jumped more than 800% since spinning off from Western Digital last February. The gains have been driven by artificial intelligence and the resulting demand for data-storage hardware. Western Digital rose 16.8%.
Several Wall Street analysts maintained their optimistic outlook on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) following recent updates and CES discussions. Stifel analyst Ruben Roy reaffirmed a Buy rating with a $250 price target,
Wall Street's main indexes were set for a muted open on Wednesday, as investors took a breather after the S&P 500 and the Dow hit record highs in the previous session, while awaiting a labor market report due later in the day.