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How IMAX crushed other theater stocks in 2025

IMAX outperformed other theatrical stocks in 2025 as it capitalized on changing consumer trends and partnerships with major studio productions.

BlackRock predicts major shift in retail investors' access to cryptocurrencies

It could be the year Main Street's appetite for cryptocurrency exposure meaningfully grows.

Trump deals blow to Fannie, Freddie privatization hopes. But there are other options that could lift the stocks.

STEVE GOLDSTEIN

The directive of President Donald Trump for government-backed-mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy $200 billion worth of mortgage securities would seemingly spell the end to the idea that the giants would go public again in massive initial public offerings.

Iran's leader accuses protestors of acting for Trump

Iran's supreme leader accused protesters of acting on behalf of U.S. President Donald Trump by destroying public properties in their own country.

Humanoid robots take over CES in Las Vegas as tech industry touts future of AI

Some of the biggest companies in tech took to CES this week to show off developments in what they're calling physical AI.

The tech investment bubble is going to end — and what comes next may be surprising, this strategist says

JAMIE CHISHOLM

History suggests AI investment will falter in 2026, says BCA Counterpoint strategist. But the investment implications are notable.

First 2026 Social Security payments bring a bigger check in January. What beneficiaries can expect

The first Social Security and Supplemental Security Income checks for 2026 will include a 2.8% boost for about 75 million Americans. Here's what to know.

U.S. payrolls rose 50,000 in December, less than expected; unemployment rate falls to 4.4%

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to rise by 73,000 in December as the unemployment rate moved lower to 4.5%.

What student loan borrowers can do if they're facing wage garnishment: 'Early action' is critical, advisor says

The Department of Education began sending notices of coming wage garnishment to over 1,000 defaulted student loan borrowers.

The Social Security crisis could leave U.S. retirees worse off than those in poorer countries

BRETT ARENDS

Things are already hard for America’s seniors. In less than a decade, they’ll sink even further.

Trump suggests U.S. military will hit cartels on ‘land’ in Mexico

President Donald Trump's comments on Fox News come less than a week after land strikes in Venezuela and the capture of its leader Nicolas Maduro.

As tech stocks soar, executives use exchange funds to diversify wealth without selling

Strong market returns and the AI boom have meant new riches for some employees, but it's risky to have too much of your net worth tied up in one stock.

Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday

Stocks were headed for a higher open after tepid December jobs growth data supported the case for more Fed interest rate cuts.

My wife, 74, collects survivor benefits on her first husband. Can she now claim on her own Social Security record?

ALESSANDRA MALITO

“My wife began receiving survivor benefits at age 60 from her deceased husband.”

Trump will use other tariff authorities to get to 'same place' if Supreme Court rules against him: Hassett

Kevin Hassett said the White House could deploy alternative tariff authorities if the Supreme Court rules against President Donald Trump.