AI’s Power Hunger Sparks Nuclear Revival as Tech Turns to Long-Term Energy Deals
Meta’s nuclear agreements send Oklo and Vistra soaring, signaling a broader shift in how data centers fuel the AI boom ...
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Rick Sparkle Holdings Soars 115% as Speculation and Momentum Collide
Thin float, heavy volume, and catalyst-driven trading ignite a sharp rally in ANPA shares Shares of Rick Sparkle Holdings (ANPA) ...
flyExclusive Elevates Private Aviation Connectivity With Starlink Deal
Authorized dealership positions the jet operator at the forefront of in-flight internet and MRO services flyExclusive (FLYX) is raising the ...
UnitedHealth’s Road to $500: Why the Healthcare Giant Could Rally Over the Next 12–14 Months
From turnaround strategies to long-term growth drivers, UNH may be poised for a powerful rebound as market sentiment shifts UnitedHealth ...
Alumis Breaks Out With Promising Psoriasis Data
Envudeucitinib positions the biotech for a high-stakes TYK2 showdown heading into 2026 Biotech stock Alumis (ALMS) surged more than 110% ...
Lithium’s Comeback: Why Albemarle Could Be Poised for a Strong 2026
Rising energy storage demand and tightening supply signal a potential cyclical upturn for lithium markets Lithium prices are showing renewed ...
Qualcomm Expands PC Ambitions at CES 2026 With Snapdragon X2 Plus
AI performance, battery efficiency, and robotics signal a broader strategy beyond smartphones Qualcomm (QCOM) is accelerating its push into the ...
Five Stock Ideas Kicking Off 2026 as Markets Keep Chasing “More”
Top strategists weigh in on AI, valuation discipline, and where opportunity may still exist After a powerful 2025 that delivered ...
Bitcoin Breaks $92,000 as Bullish Momentum Rebuilds in Early 2026
Improving technical signals and renewed institutional interest point to a potential run toward $100,000 Bitcoin (BTC) surged above $92,000 on ...
CES 2026: Where AI Gets Physical
Robots, chips, and bold ideas take center stage as tech’s biggest show returns to Las Vegas Welcome to 2026—and welcome ...
