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Latest cnbc.com · about 20 hours ago

Trump says Exxon and Chevron made 'too much money' off high oil prices during Iran conflict: 'I don't like it'

Trump says Exxon and Chevron made 'too much money' off high oil prices during Iran conflict: 'I don't like it'

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BA seekingalpha.com · about 20 hours ago

Boeing And Airbus: Deliveries Are Finally Taking Off

Boeing and Airbus are both showing notable improvements in aircraft deliveries, with Airbus leading in both orders and delivery volumes. Airbus secured 821 net orders versus Boeing's 408 in the first half of 2026, translating into a $12.6 billion order value lead for Airbus. Combined deliveries have nearly recovered to pre-crisis levels, with Airbus already in growth mode and Boeing still in recovery, trailing by roughly three years.

globenewswire.com · about 20 hours ago

Jim Rickards Says a Single "Magic Trick" Is Propping Up AI, the Same One That Sank Telecom in 2000.

Baltimore, MD, Aug. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The AI boom looks like it's being driven by overwhelming customer demand. Jim Rickards says a good deal of that demand may be manufactured, by the AI companies themselves. In a new presentation, the former advisor to the CIA and the Pentagon explains a money-go-round he believes sits at the center of the boom, and why it echoes the exact scheme that inflated telecom stocks before the dotcom crash.

AAPL youtube.com · about 20 hours ago

Why Apple Wants You to Upgrade More Often

Apple is making a big bet that customers would rather pay by the month than all at once, with its new Apple Upgrade program designed to make upgrading your devices feel more like a subscription. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech.

MU seekingalpha.com · about 20 hours ago

Micron: The Math Makes No Sense (Rating Upgrade)

Micron Technology, Inc. is upgraded to Buy after a significant selloff, with fundamentals strengthening and valuation now highly attractive. MU's guided free cash flow and capex plan suggest the potential to retire 8–19% of its float via buybacks over two years. Even under conservative assumptions, MU trades at a mid-teens forward P/E on FY28 earnings, pricing in a worst-case scenario.

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