The five largest tech companies will reveal whether AI investments are generating returns when they report Q2 earnings over the next two weeks.

The AI trade that minted trillions in wealth is showing serious cracks as investors question whether massive infrastructure spending can generate adequate returns.

Two of the world's greatest strikers face off one final time as France and England battle for third place at the 2026 World Cup in Miami Gardens tonight.

Shares of Elon Musk's rocket-to-AI company dip below $135 offering price just five weeks after record $86 billion IPO, raising questions about sustainability of trillion-dollar valuations.

Taiwan Semiconductor reports Q2 net income up 77% year-over-year to NT$706.56 billion, with gross margins exceeding guidance as insatiable AI demand breaks historical seasonal patterns.

Lautaro Martinez's 92nd-minute header completes dramatic Argentina comeback from 1-0 down, setting up Sunday's final against Spain as Messi chases back-to-back World Cup titles.

California leads coalition of attorneys general arguing the entertainment industry merger would harm competition in film and cable television markets.

Goldman Sachs reports historic results with EPS nearly doubling while JPMorgan profits surge 41%, as trading revenues and investment banking fuel sector-wide beats.

Goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro send La Furia Roja to Sunday's World Cup final, while Didier Deschamps confirms his exit as France manager.

The merger creates one of the world's largest independent production companies, with London as headquarters and a catalog spanning MasterChef, Big Brother, and Peaky Blinders.

A viral financial analysis reveals how GPU-backed debt achieved investment-grade status, allowing AI infrastructure risk to flow into conservative retirement accounts.

Two European giants collide at AT&T Stadium as Kylian Mbappé's France faces Lamine Yamal's Spain in the first semifinal of the 2026 World Cup.