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FitLife Brands Inc (FTLF) reports a 59% revenue increase driven by strategic acquisitions, despite challenges in gross margins and net income.

While United Parcel Service has considerably underperformed the broader market over the past 52 weeks, Wall Street analysts maintain a moderately optimistic outlook about the stock’s prospects.

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AI chipmaker priced shares above range as IPO demand exceeded available shares more than 20 times.

FitLife Brands (NASDAQ:FTLF) reported sharply higher first-quarter 2026 revenue, driven by the acquisition of Irwin, while profitability declined as the company absorbed lower Irwin margins and higher acquisition-related expenses. Chief Executive Officer Dayton Judd said total revenue for the quart

AWS growth and $225 billion in AI chip commitments are strengthening investor confidence in Amazon's long-term AI strategy.

Amazon is bringing its compact Whole Foods format to more major cities as it targets urban shoppers.

Nvidia, Amazon, and Meta Platforms all have plenty of upside potential.

Artificial intelligence could be Amazon's ticket into the ultra-exclusive $4 trillion club.

Nvidia (NVDA) has spent the last three years dominating the artificial intelligence boom, but a new innovative player entered the public markets on Thursday in Cerebras Corporation (CBRS).

Insight into Seth Klarman (Trades, Portfolio)'s Strategic Moves in Q1 2026

As AI chip stock rally and push the market (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) to new record highs, Hamilton Capital Partners CIO Alonso Munoz comes on Market Domination to speak more on the lofty capex spending these hyperscalers continue to invest into artificial intelligence.

Payments provider dLocal on Thursday reported a 10% dip in ‌its first-quarter net profit missing ‌analyst estimates as a one-off tax charge and ​higher expenses offset a surge in payment volumes. Net profit for the period hit $41.9 million, falling short of the $48.9 million ‌expected by ⁠analysts. Total payment volume (TPV) surged 73% to $14.1 billion, up from $8.1 billion ‌a year earlier.

US stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) close Thursday's session higher after the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed back above 50,000 points on the winds of the latest AI rally. Yahoo Finance Senior Markets Reporter Ines Ferré highlights the leaders and biggest gainers in the semiconductor trade.

Market Domination Host Josh Lipton and Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma take a look at several of today's leading stories, including how a Barron's reporting illustrating how higher gas prices (RB=F) are pushing consumers to budget shopping sites like Temu and Shein.

Sports Authority is gone. Modell's is gone. Dick's Sporting Goods watched both of its biggest competitors collapse and then quietly built a $17 billion business on what they left behind. *Who else is crushing it in retail and how? We have the answer:* When Amazon started undercutting sporting goods chains on price, two of Dick's biggest competitors had nothing left to offer. Dick's made a different bet. It bought Sports Authority's customer list 25 million email addresses for $15 million, then used the data it had already been collecting through its loyalty program to figure out which sport your kid played and when their season started. In 2016, it acquired GameChanger, the app millions of youth sports families use for scoring and stats, so it could nudge you to buy right before you needed gear. Then in 2021, it opened House of Sport: locations with batting cages, golf simulators, and climbing walls. Not a store you shop at a place you keep coming back to. Behind all three moves is a $40B youth sports boom. Dick's didn't just ride it. It built the infrastructure for it. Get the 5-minute newsletter keeping 2M+ innovators in the loop:

Cerebras Systems (CBRS) soared in its public market debut on Thursday after the artificial intellige

<body><p>STORY: Shares of Cerebras Systems surged 89% above the initial public offering price in their U.S. market debut on Thursday, giving the chip designer a valuation of about $107 billion.&nbsp;</p><p>The listing on the Nasdaq is benefitting from a wave of investor euphoria for companies that are at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom.</p><p>The firm's IPO is the largest this year and comes as AI-linked stocks push broader markets to record highs despite challenges to global growth stemming from the Middle East conflict.</p><p>Founded in 2015, Cerebras which is a competitor to Nvidia, sought to challenge conventional AI by designing chips roughly the size of a dinner plate to speed up processing.</p><p>It dropped initial plans to go public last year after drawing a U.S. national security review though the committee eventually cleared the deal.</p><p>Cerebras has secured Amazon and OpenAI, two of the biggest builders of AI infrastructure in the world, as customers.</p><p>It raised the size and price range of its IPO earlier this week to manage surging interest in its shares. Sources told Reuters that the offering had drawn orders for more than 20 times the number of shares available.</p></body>

Here is the trade of the decade: hyperscalers are spending hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure, and almost all of that money lands on one company’s income statement. NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) just guided fiscal first quarter 2027 revenue to roughly $78 billion, on top of full year fiscal 2026 revenue of $215.94 billion, all delivered at ... NVIDIA Robs All of Big Tech. Except Apple

U.S. lawmakers, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, have opened a probe into how Amazon's AI data centers affect electricity usage and consumer utility bills. The investigation focuses on AI driven infrastructure growth, the power required to run these facilities, and related stress on local grids. Rising community opposition to new AI data center projects is adding environmental and political pressure around Amazon's expansion plans. For investors watching NasdaqGS:AMZN, this scrutiny...

On Tuesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) launched a renewed push to examine whether the rapid expansion of AI data centers run by major technology companies is driving up electricity costs for American households. Warren Raises Alarm Over AI Power Consumption...

Tech companies say they're cutting costs as they invest more heavily in AI, which is reshaping how people work.

A structural shift is happening in fixed income. Tech giants like Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) are issuing investment-grade debt at such scale that bond investors now treat them as sovereign-comparable borrowers. On a recent episode of Slate Money, the hosts talked about how hyperscalers are issuing so much debt that “they’re competing with treasuries ... Hyperscalers Now Competing With US Treasury for Capital, Driving Up Government Borrowing Costs

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Tech giants and easing US-China tensions helped lift stocks after retail sales matched expectations.

On March 21, 2026, at the old Seaholm Power Plant in Austin, Elon Musk unveiled Terafab, a project to build 1 terawatt of AI compute capacity annually. Six weeks later, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) signed on as foundational manufacturing partner, and shares rose 150.45% from April 1 through May 13. Jeff Bezos filed Blue Origin’s Project Sunrise ... Elon Musk vs. Jeff Bezos: The Three-Way War for the Future of Space-Based AI

Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) is $17.97, pointing to 40.2% upside from the current $12.82 share price. We rate the Latin American neobank a buy with a 90% confidence level. NU has pulled back sharply from its February peak, and our proprietary model reads that dislocation as an entry point ... Nu Price Prediction: The Stock Set for 40% Surge

Artificial intelligence has already produced plenty of eye-popping numbers. Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) crossed a $5 trillion market cap. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) alone are spending nearly $400 billion on AI infrastructure this year. Data center electricity demand is climbing so fast that utilities are suddenly growth stocks again. But one figure may be the most ... It Took Salesforce 20 Years to Reach $30 Billion in Revenue — Anthropic Did It in 3

Few stocks have whipsawed investors in 2026 the way Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has. Shares plunged from $126.03 in July 2025 to a $77 trough in February 2026, then clawed back to $88.27 as of May 6. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for Netflix is $338.63, implying 283.63% upside. The recommendation is buy at 90% confidence. ... Netflix Just Raised Guidance. The Market Sold It Off. We See 283% Upside

JPMorgan reiterated its Overweight rating on Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) with a $118 price target on May 14, following the company’s fourth annual advertising upfront. The firm’s thesis centers on Netflix’s reach, content strategy, and improving ad technology, framing the streamer as moving toward becoming “Global TV.” For long-term holders, the reiteration signals that Wall Street still ... JPMorgan Doubles Down on Netflix: $118 Price Target on Path to Becoming Global TV