Opendoor Technologies Inc. was nursing years of losses and grappling with a potential delisting when it became a meme stock. Then, in a matter of days, the real estate company rallied 460%.

This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Is Palantir’s stock too good to be true?’ Marc Filippino Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Wednesday, August 6th, ...

The meme stock craze is back – again. In what’s becoming a familiar summer ritual, social media-fuelled traders have sent a ...

Opendoor Technologies' (OPEN) quarterly results and outlook did not support the turnaround narrative that investors, who ...

The fervor peaked on July 21 when the stock crashed after trading was halted and some investors mistook a company called Open ...

David Brancaccio: The stock market seems to be going, and people seem to be — what's the term these people use … “risk on?” ...

Palantir Technologies reported after the market closed yesterday and had another blowout quarter. Berkshire Hathaway was a ...

If financial conditions are restrictive, Wall Street sure hasn’t noticed. Stock indexes hit fresh records this week, and speculative meme stocks are back to mania levels. Meanwhile, smaller businesses ...

Shares of Opendoor Technologies ( OPEN 16.67%) were moving higher for the second day in a row today as last Friday's ...

American Eagle stock surged more than 20% Monday after President Trump praised Sydney Sweeney's controversial ad campaign ...

Retail investors' FOMO reignited inflows to meme stocks and Big Tech. Click here to read about strong buy stocks with short ...

Online buzz is usually the key source powering a meme stock and not any change in the company's fundamentals.