US stocks closed at record highs on Friday, capping a strong month for Wall Street as technology shares rallied on renewed optimism surrounding artificial intelligence and easing concerns over geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.2% to

Issaquah-headquartered Costco Wholesale (COST) ended in the “red” on May 29 after the big-box retailer’s Q3 per-share profit came in shy of Street estimates. The multinational’s total revenue surpassed $70 billion in its fiscal third quarter – handily beating the consensus

Shares of Nextpower (NXT) surged to record highs on Friday after the clean energy company announced a deal to acquire battery energy storage firm Prevalon Energy for up to $365 million, a move that deepens its push into AI-driven energy

The Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) stock price extended its rally on Friday as the artificial intelligence supercycle gained momentum. It jumped to $48, its highest point since November 25, up by 145% from its lowest point this year. This

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) tumbled sharply on Friday morning after its key launch partner – Blue Origin – suffered a catastrophic rocket explosion overnight. During a scheduled static fire test last night, its New Glenn rocket experienced a malfunction and exploded on

SoFi Technology (NASDAQ: SOFI) stock price popped on Friday after forming the highly bullish double-bottom pattern at $15. It soared to a high of $18.50, its highest point since April 28, up by 22% from its lowest point this year,

SpaceX has filed its IPO prospectus, targeting a Nasdaq listing under the ticker symbol SPCX with a valuation floor of $1.8 trillion and a capital raise of $75 billion, which would make it the “largest” public offering in history. And while