WallSt Focus

U.S. stocks experienced a comeback this Wednesday, reversing earlier losses, and ending the day in positive territory.

Vestis, the former uniform rentals business of Aramark, is currently in the spotlight due to acquisition interest from French workplace supplies provider Elis SA.

Papa John's International, under its new CEO, Todd Penegor, is navigating a challenging environment while capturing the attention of potential acquirers.

Intel has been struggling to keep up with its competitors and is now reportedly considering the divestiture of Altera, its programmable chips unit, and even its foundry business.

Tesla’s recent performance has raised significant concerns, especially as prominent investor Ross Gerber has publicly expressed doubts about the company’s future.

Gold had very impressive returns this year, with futures trading around $2,515 per ounce—up nearly 22% year to date. While it has pulled back slightly from its recent all-time high, it still remains one of the best-performing assets of 2024, second only to cryptocurrencies.

U.S. stocks had a rough start this Tuesday, kicking off what is historically a difficult month for markets. Leading the decline were tech stocks, particularly Nvidia (NVDA), as chip stocks suffered a selloff. With traders already on edge, bracing for economic data and a key jobs report later this...