Peter Gratton

Cybercrime is among the most significant threats to modern businesses—no matter the size of the company or its sector. With damage estimated at $10.5 trillion globally in 2025—enough to make it the world’s third-largest economy after the U.S. and China—cybercrime […]

In late 2016, Warren Buffett started what would become the most profitable investment in his legendary career. Through his company, Berkshire Hathaway Corp. (BRK.A), he began accumulating shares in Apple Inc. (AAPL), first buying about $1 billion worth and soon

When a fintech company fails, customers often discover an alarming truth: their money isn’t as protected as they thought. In 2024, more than 100,000 Americans with more than a quarter of a billion dollars in deposits found themselves locked out

Losses in the market can prove profitable in many cases such as when you buy low to later sell high. It’s not just the losses of others that you can benefit from, however. Tax-loss harvesting is a strategy to help

Every second counts in the stock market, where fortunes can shift with each tick of the trading clock. Perhaps it’s no surprise, then, that many traders seek to gain an edge by identifying optimal times to enter and exit positions,

The Dow Jones Industrial Average just did something it hasn’t done since Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” was the year’s bestselling album, and bell-bottom jeans were trending—it dropped for ten straight trading days. The streak, coming before expected and

When investors assess stocks, they often look beyond the market price to determine a company’s true worth, known as its intrinsic value. It represents the fundamental value of a stock based on the company’s underlying business characteristics—its fundamentals—rather than market

This year brought a digital reckoning on social media’s hold over American teens. After over a decade of largely unfettered access by platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat (SNAP) to those under 18, these new laws require parental consent, age

Large companies flush with cash have been increasingly repurchasing their own stock over the last few decades. In fact, the value share repurchases by S&P 500 companies has exceeded those companies’ total dividends every year since 1997. Some view the rise

When storm clouds gather over the economy, savvy investors look for safety within time-tested shelters: recession-resistant exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While luxury retailers and travel companies often struggle during economic downturns, companies selling toothpaste, electricity, and bandages tend to stay profitable.