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Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended OpenAI Looks to Future of AI 1:15 pm by Gerelyn Terzo OpenAI has announced it’s acquiring Jony Ive’s AI devices startup in a $6.4 billion deal, which includes OpenAI’s existing stake. In a related move, OpenAI is reportedly entrusting its creative and design leadership to Ive and his design firm, LoveFrom. Ive, widely recognized as the visionary behind the iPhone, alongside OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, will focus on crafting consumer devices and other projects that aim to shape the future look and feel of artificial intelligence. NFLX Stock Clinches New All-Time High Despite Analyst Downgrade 11:45 am by Gerelyn Terzo Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) stock is rising 1.5% today to above $1,200 per share for a market cap of $514.3 billion, clinching a fresh all-time high. JPMorgan analysts are sending mixed messages, downgrading NFLX shares to “neutral” from “overweight” but raising the price target to $1,220 per share, refle

The premarket on Thursday has been a bit quiet, which is actually a positive sign, as the market continues to see money flowing into it. However, there are some issues in the bond market, but this will only offer value in these three companies if we fall from here.

Deciding how to invest a lump sum of cash -- say, $50,000 -- is difficult.

More people are paying to watch ads while they stream video, according to new research.

While that kind of move tends to raise concerns about overheating, especially with the RSI now at 68, there are still two major reasons to believe the rally could continue into the summer, and why any pullback should be viewed as a buying opportunity.

The Invesco QQQ Trust QQQ has been on a tear, rallying 20.53% over the past month and pushing into its most overbought zone since last July.

Anyone asking how to get to Sesame Street will have a new answer as of this morning: Just log on to Netflix. The industry leader in streaming, which topped 300 million global subscribers last December and reported revenue of $10.5 billion for the first quarter in 2025, just picked up Sesame Street ahead of its 56th season.

Barry Diller, IAC and Expedia chairman and senior executive and "Who Knew" author, discusses the streaming landscape and the future of media.

Disney (DIS 0.56%) has already built the second-largest streaming service in media (not including YouTube), behind Netflix, and it's now adding ESPN to the mix. The price point is high, but if it replaces cable, the product is compelling and could eventually move up to the No.

Netflix will stream the next three seasons of “Sesame Street,” as well as a library of past episodes, securing the future of the longtime children's program known for characters such as Elmo and Cookie Monster.