Extreme volatility in the U.S. stock market has evaporated, with a popular gauge of investor anxiety now sending a bullish signal.

Wall Street was on track to open with losses as the initial euphoria over the 90-day truce in the U.S.-China trade war faded.

Buffett seems to have done it again, electing in 2024 to hoard cash and make very limited investments, which included repurchasing far fewer shares of Berkshire than in past years. That strategy has been rewarded this year, with Berkshire's stock soundly beating the market, as investors rushed to Berkshire as a flight to safety.

Shares of Hertz Global fell more than 20% on Tuesday after the rental car company's results missed Wall Street expectations due to reduced vehicle fleet and a moderation in bookings.

FedEx inks deal with Amazon to fill delivery gaps left by UPS. Samsung launches ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge as Apple reportedly prepares iPhone Air. Coinbase to join S&P 500 index.

President Donald Trump wants drugmakers to work with his federal health department to reach an agreement on a most favored nation price for their medicines.

While investors look set to take a breather from euphoric, tariff-deal-fueled gainths on Tuesday, some Wall Street strategists have wasted no time on a bullish steer. Step right up Goldman Sachs, and our call of the day.

Shares of liquefied natural-gas exporter Venture Global fell sharply earlier Tuesday morning. The drop came after earnings missed Wall Street’s estimates and the company slashed its profit outlook. Shares,