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.
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing increased interest from readers during the week and a look at the potential reasons why.
Nippon Steel and United States Steel Corp. (NYSE:X) are reportedly negotiating with the Trump administration to revive their $14 billion merger by significantly boosting investments in U.S. Steel's Rust Belt facilities.
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is undergoing strategic shifts under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, making ETFs with significant Intel holdings a potential investment opportunity.
President Donald Trump has pardoned the three co-founders of cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, who previously pled guilty to federal charges related to money laundering and regulatory violations.
The anchor underpinning trust in the U.S. monetary system, that is the confidence in the Federal Reserve's ability to keep consumer price changes on track, is facing its most severe test in decades, as inflation expectations spiral.
Eli Lilly's donanemab faces a setback as EMA's CHMP issues a negative opinion. Analysts expect Lilly to appeal, citing past reversals in similar cases.
JP Morgan analyst Jeremy Tonet remains bullish on the "washed out" power sector, citing strong demand growth and favorable trends despite regulatory uncertainty.
Topcon launches a management buyout with KKR and JIC Capital, offering 3,300 yen per share. The move supports its long-term vision and strategic transformation.
Macro analyst Capital Flows has identified Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) increasing correlation with traditional risk assets, particularly low-quality banks in the Russell index, as key to understanding its price trajectory in the
The new auto tariffs revive and expand the logic of the original 1960s-era "chicken tax" — a 25% duty initially imposed on light trucks in retaliation for a European tax on American poultry.
JP Morgan maintained Buy rating on Roku (ROKU) with price target of $100. Roku is leading streaming platform poised for growth in monetization and revenue.
Deep-sea mining company TMC seeks approval from Trump admin to mine metals in Pacific sea bed, sparking concerns over international law and environment.
Trump signed executive order to revitalize DC, citing cannabis decriminalization as failed policy enabling disorder. No mention of marijuana in order but fact sheet mentions it.
Dollar General is set to benefit from increasing trade-in activity, driving comparable sales and stabilizing core customer demand. The company saw early signs of this trend in Q3, with stronger trade-in levels in Q4 leading to larger basket sizes.
Goldman Sachs has initiated coverage on Sphere Entertainment with a Buy rating and a $42 price target. Analyst notes the market is underestimating Sphere's growth potential, including Las Vegas Sphere's revenue expansion and global franchise opportunities.
The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation came in hotter than expected on Friday. Experts are weighing in on how the latest data could affect the road ahead.
Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) price action may soon escape its current consolidation phase, analysts say, as several key catalysts—ranging from regulatory shifts to evolv
SQQQ jumped as surging inflation expectations and weak consumer sentiment triggered a Nasdaq selloff. Rising rate fears hurt tech stocks, boosting the inverse ETF, which profits from Nasdaq declines.
