Mullingar driver Oscar Mangan started competing in sim racing and last year made a successful transition to rallying, in the ...

Oscar Mangan is in a unique motorsport club whose members have combined wins in rallying with experience racing against the ...

Christmas is over. Many Americans will soon take down their Christmas trees, mistletoe, and lights. However, Santa Claus may stick around – at least for the stock market. What might a Santa Claus ...

A Santa Claus rally appears underway, but what does that portend for 2026? During the last five trading days of December and the first two trading days of January, the stock market has historically ...

For about a decade, whenever Jay Moorer wanted to add to his investment portfolio, he opened an app on his phone to buy stocks or cryptocurrencies. Now, he gets in his car. The 33-year-old ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Earlier this month, many bending enthusiasts were heartbroken to learn that Paramount was changing ...

Santa Claus rallies have occurred frequently in the past. The S&P 500 typically rises in the year following a Santa Claus rally. It's too soon to know for sure if the S&P 500 is experiencing a Santa ...

Operating systems collect data in different ways. Linux distributions are transparent about that collection. Canonical's making some changes to how it collects information. Telemetry: the in situ ...

The end of the year boost associated with Saint Nick tends to boost stocks by around 1%. Jeff Hirsch, author of the Stock Trader's Almanac, is looking out for a rally that will help boost the S&P 500 ...

Stocks typically enjoy a so-called Santa Claus Rally in the period spanning the last five trading days of the year and the first two of the next. Over the past few decades, the three major indexes ...

The stock market’s momentum appears to have stalled in December, with the S&P 500 sitting on a monthly loss heading into the final full week of the calendar year. But that doesn’t mean a hoped-for ...