Porsche Expected To Ride EV Turbulence And Forge A Profitable Future

Porsche profits have been slashed by a perfect storm of negatives led by EV problems but analysts say it will emerge leaner, greener and more profitable.

If Iran Threat Recedes, European Automakers Still Face A Harsh World

Europe’s automakers are breathing easier thanks to signs the Iran crisis eased. Now they can concentrate on the host of negatives that were already threatening disaster.

Iran Conflict Casts Shadow Over European Automakers, A New Report Says

The conflict in Iran will increase automotive industry supply chain and logistics costs, may jeopardize European auto markets, and spur demand for EVs.

Warning: AI Is Coming For Your 401(k)

Stocks have low earnings yields and TIPS have good yields. Move money from stocks into bonds.

The 50 Hottest Fintech Startups In 2026

Even as AI took center stage in 2025, many fintechs–especially those with a business-to-business focus–thrived.

The Future Of Insurance: Fintech 50 2026

From one startup that tries to simplify the confusion of selecting health insurance to another that uses aerial imagery instead of in-person inspectors, five insurtech businesses made our Fintech 50.

New AI-Managed ETFs Remove Human Stock Pickers Entirely. Here’s What That Means

Most active fund managers can’t beat the S&P 500 over time. Now AI wants the job. Here’s what the research actually shows.

Stellantis $26.5 Billion EV Debacle May Prompt Brand Purge

Stellantis shares recovered slightly after crashing Friday on news of its $26.5 billion EV calamity. This could prompt action to rationalize often overlapping brands.

China’s Geely, Hiding In Plain Sight, Cranks Up European Auto Campaign

BYD is favorite to beat SAIC’s MG and the Chery brands to be China’s market share leader in Europe by 2030, but newcomer Geely will soon be in the fast lane.

This $1,000-A-Year Credit-Boosting Service Rarely Improves Scores—But Still Takes Your Money

More than a year after being cut off by the credit bureaus, San Francisco fintech company TomoCredit continues to sell an exorbitant, misleading service and makes its subscription extremely difficult to cancel.