Retail investors have typically hated short-sellers. Michael Burry's bets against Palantir and Nvidia have seemingly never made him more popular.

Washington fell to the once equally dreadful Dolphins 16-13 in overtime after the Dolphins intercepted quarterback Marcus Mariota on the first play from scrimmage in the extra period and turned it into the game-winning field goal, a 29-yarder by Riley Patterson (remember him?).

"The Big Short" asset manager Michael Burry's attempts to short AI have taken several wild turns, leading to far more questions than answers.

Quantum computing stocks have been a hot play on frontier technology in 2025, but short seller Andrew Left is bearish on two popular names.

Right after earnings, Opendoor made an announcement that investors perceived to be a possible trigger for a short squeeze. While it's possible that a further run-up occurs, these corporate actions could end up nightmarish, not for the short side of the trade, but for shareholders.

Disney is preparing new user-facing genAI tools that will let subscribers create short-form moments with Disney characters in a carefully controlled sandbox.

Bets by Michael Burry’s Scion, which managed $155 million in assets as of March, have long been dissected for hints of looming bubbles and signs of market froth.

Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame just bet against two artificial intelligence (AI) stocks that have been seriously outperforming the market.

Meet the platforms, producers, and power players driving the microdrama boom - from China's ByteDance to U.S. disruptors and Korean innovators.