Rob Lenihan

It was the comedy that rocked Wall Street. In the 1983 film "Trading Places" two very rich and very mean old brothers, Randolph and Mortimer

Stanley Druckenmiller's basket is missing a golden egg. You may remember that the billion investor caused a bit of stir not too long ago when he revealed that he had reduced his position in AI chip juggernaut Nvidia NVDA

All right, put down that shovel and lend an ear: the Oracle of Ohama has something to say.

Stanley Druckenmiller knows what to look for when he's investing. "What a company's been earning doesn't mean anything," the billionaire investor once said.

Rob Lenihan 5 min read Stanley Druckenmiller knows what to look for when he's investing.

Google-parent Alphabet could look very different soon.

The hedge fund manager takes a piece of a popular consumer brand.

If this company is a laggard, we could use a lot more of them. The dictionary tells us that a laggard is a person who makes slow progress and falls behind others.

Rob Lenihan of 2 Change is inevitable, of course, but Cathie Wood says make sure you're on the right side of it.

Investment firms take aim at three major retailers as the holiday shopping season gets underway.