Shawn Tully

The Johns Hopkins professor has spent five decades traveling the world, fighting for the cause of sound money. He's taking on his biggest dragon yet.

The mayor's $70 million supermarket pits the city against a force that rarely loses: the market.

SpaceX's stock nosedive makes Elon Musk's merger dreams much harder to justify.

SpaceX's stock nosedive makes Elon Musk's merger dreams much harder to justify.

SpaceX's stock nosedive makes Elon Musk's merger dreams much harder to justify.

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GE was teetering on collapse when Culp arrived. Eight years later, its three successor companies are worth nearly $700 billion combined.

A wave of wildly bullish price targets from Wall Street's SpaceX underwriters arrived just before the stock fell—raising questions about how much analysts really know.

Eisman famously called the housing bubble. Now he sees investors miscalculating the AI trade.

But a giant leap for Tesla shareholders could be a rotten move for SpaceX investors.