President Donald Trump's recent dinner with backers of a meme coin project is under legal scrutiny, with an attorney suggesting the president may have violated federal law. Trump hosted more than ...

According to the database KnowYourMeme, the "It's Gonna Be May" trend originated in 2012 and continues to make the rounds every April 30 in the form of photos, videos and animated GIFs. The meme ...

Meme stocks may make you rich, but here's why your money is better off invested elsewhere. Updated Thu, Jan 23 2025 Elizabeth Gravier Editor & Senior Reporter, CNBC Select ...

It’s time to sing a requiem for a meme. Meme stocks, that is. Companies that attracted rabid followings from traders on Reddit and other social media sites in 2021 are struggling. Just look at ...

Justin Timberlake's "It's gonna be May" memes have been popular for over a decade, including in the NSYNC group chat, according to Joey Fatone.

In some ways, getting wind of a meme stock is akin to hearing about it from a friend or relative, who may or may not have investing experience. Britannica Money identifies meme stocks as those ...

Memes created with input from the campaign, he said, “are just as good as a direct contribution to the campaign” and may be worth far more than the $6,600 individual limit per election cycle.

Meme stocks may be engaging for high-risk, short-term traders, but since their prices are often disconnected from fundamentals, they're unsuitable for long-term investors.

Context can have a huge impact on what a meme means or how relevant it is to the recipient. Memes can also impart significantly more information than simple text alone.