Benzinga, founded in 2010 by Jason Raznick and headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, is a dynamic financial media and technology company dedicated to empowering individual investors with timely, actionable insights. Initially launched from Raznick’s basement with a modest $10,000 investment, the company has grown into a trusted resource, attracting approximately 25 million monthly readers through its innovative blend of real-time financial news, market analysis, and trading tools.
FIFA announced a multi-year deal naming ADI Predictstreet its first official partner in the prediction market category, with a global rollout planned ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 to give fans interactive ways to forecast what happens on the pitch.
Marjorie Taylor Greene has blasted President Donald Trump over what she called an unprovoked conflict with Iran, arguing it was justified by decades of misleading claims about Tehran's nuclear aims and warning that Christians in his orbit should push for peace instead of escalation.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is touring key swing states for the midterms, promoting MAHA initiatives on healthcare and nutrition while avoiding the vaccine debate.
On Saturday, Anthony Scaramucci unloaded on President Donald Trump's administration in an X post, accusing it of everything from market rigging to reckless foreign policy while arguing the political fallout is accelerating as gasoline climbs toward $8 a gallon.
On Friday, Kevin O'Leary told entrepreneurs they are not financially untouchable until they hold $5 million in liquid cash, arguing that level of liquidity is what lets people start taking big swings again.
On Saturday, Planet Labs (NYSE: PL) told customers that it will stop providing satellite images of Iran and the Middle East conflict zone for an open-ended period.
VinFast Auto Ltd., Alcoa Corporation and Regencell Bioscience Holdings Limited led last week's large-cap gainers amid strong sector momentum and company-specific catalysts.
Nike, Inc., Sysco Corporation and Boston Scientific Corporation led last week's large-cap losers as earnings, guidance and downgrades pressured stocks in a shortened trading week.
Famed author and financial educator Robert Kiyosaki has issued a stark warning about the future, citing two pivotal events in 1974 that he believes are now shaping the world’s current state.
Renowned investor Steve Eisman is rejecting the idea that GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is a value stock, dismissing hopes that the video game retailer can successf
Lucid Group faces delivery disruptions from a supplier issue, pressuring the stock as weak momentum and operational challenges overshadow its reaffirmed production outlook.
On Friday, global oil markets showed an unusual split between Brent crude changing hands for immediate delivery and the price investors are paying for Brent contracts tied to late June, a gap that signals traders expect the Strait of Hormuz disruption to be brief even as physical supplies tighten.
NATO chief Mark Rutte heads to Washington for high-stakes talks with Donald Trump amid rising transatlantic tensions over defense commitments and the Iran conflict.
Rokid, the Chinese AI glasses and augmented reality company, positioning itself as primary competitor to Ray-Ban Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) glasses, is making a calculated move into America's most competitive tech arena
On Saturday, Polymarket said it removed a market tied to the fate of U.S. service members after criticism over wagers connected to a missing American whose aircraft was downed over Iran.
On Saturday, in a post on Truth Social, President Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, warning that failure to open the route could trigger U.S. strikes on Iranian power plants.
On Friday, John Bolton, who served as national security adviser during President Donald Trump's first term, argued that putting a clock on U.S. military operations against Iran is a strategic error, calling Trump's shifting estimates overly rosy as the fighting drags on.
Microsoft, IBM, AMD, and Intel make key AI and semiconductor moves, including in-house model development, dual-architecture hardware, and full ownership of Fab 34.
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing increased interest from readers during the week and looks at the catalysts driving the attention.
Trump appoints J.D. Vance as "Fraud Czar" to lead a federal anti-fraud initiative, targeting Democrat-led states and raising his 2028 political profile.
Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya warns tech companies to go public quickly or risk missing out, citing IPO saturation, AGI-driven valuation uncertainty, and competition for investor dollars.
