John E. Olson, a mild-mannered energy analyst who refused to recommend investing in Enron Corp., a stand that got him fired by Merrill Lynch but that later won him widespread acclaim during one of the ...

Andersen Group’s shares climbed 47% in their debut on the New York Stock Exchange as investors backed the firm that emerged from the ashes of Arthur Andersen’s collapse. The San Francisco-based tax ...

He just didn’t get it. That was the verdict of senior Enron executives on John E. Olson, a securities analyst at Merrill Lynch. When Enron was flying high in the 1990s, Olson was one of the few ...

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As a general rule, people who run companies never want to hear the name of their business and "Enron" used in the same sentence. You especially do not want this to happen if you're Nvidia, the ...

Nvidia (NVDA) generated $57B in Q3 revenue with 62% year-over-year growth. Prominent short sellers including Michael Burry and Jim Chanos are betting billions against Nvidia through put options, ...

MNPD said racially-charged graffiti was written in chalk on a basketball court at a South Nashville park at least three times this month. Detectives with the Metro Nashville Police Department have ...

Nvidia (NVDA) has ridden the AI wave to stratospheric heights, with shares surging over 1,000% over the last three years to a $4.3 trillion valuation. Fueled by insatiable demand for its GPUs powering ...

Meta is employing questionable off-balance sheet accounting for a $27 billion AI data center, potentially obscuring its true financial obligations and failing to excite investors. A projected surge in ...

Nvidia and Michael Burry, the famed investor who was chronicled in “The Big Short” for spotting the subprime bubble, appear to be in a war of words. According to Barron’s, Nvidia’s investor-relations ...

The big picture: The AI boom, largely powered by Nvidia, has long drawn comparisons to the dot-com bubble from the late 1990s and early 2000s. However, scrutiny of the company's latest rosy quarterly ...