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“Hyperscalers” burned through their cash. Now their bond deals are helping fuel the economy.

Falling below 7,500 would lead to a dramatic increase in selling pressure and volatility, a J.P. Morgan strategist says, and that could end in a full-blown correction

Super Micro is building out a “high-quality customer base” that’s fueling revenue growth, CFO Mark Long told MarketWatch.

Tech giants like Broadcom, Google and SpaceX have plenty of skin in the game as Anthropic heads for the public market.

Geothermal technology is in the early stages of its own shale revolution, Morgan Stanley says.

It is important to separate your political preferences from your investment and trading decisions.

A trendy crypto-native trading product that has exploded in popularity on offshore venues is expanding its foothold in the U.S.

Democrats are favored to take both the House and Senate in Tuesday’s U.S. midterm election, but there is another race to which artificial-intelligence investors should be paying close attention.

Compared with previous market drawdowns, the current market setup is vulnerable because rising inflation limits the ability of central banks to ease rates and reflate asset prices. Reduce stocks and add bonds and cash, this macro research house advises

The company missed revenue expectations, a tough outcome in today’s less-forgiving tech market.

Nearly 70% of U.S. GDP comes from consumers. What happens when they stop spending?

Investors hoping for an Election Day lift face a looming government-spending showdown and growing opposition to AI data centers.

Reports that Walt Disney is poised to lay off thousands of workers wasn’t moving the needle for its languishing stock on Tuesday.

The corporate bond market has been flashing a signal that historically precedes bad news for the stock market.

Shares in Apple declined 4.5% in premarket trading after investors were left feeling disappointed about the company’s gross margin outlook and slowing services revenue growth.

A deceleration in U.S. commercial contract growth gave some Wall Street analysts pause despite Palantir’s earnings beat.

Although iPhone demand remains strong, Apple faces a worsening memory crunch and a slowing services business.

The “tech wreck” from October continues. Is a bear market next?

Shares of both companies fell Monday after Marvell said it reached an all-stock agreement to buy Lumentum.

Some investors appeared a little too eager to buy the dip in technology stocks last month.

The thrashing that Wall Street’s artificial-intelligence darlings have taken over the past few months has led to an unusual situation in the U.S. stock market.

The S&P 500’s forward price-to-earnings ratio is below its five-year and 10-year averages.

The U.S. commercial business brought in more money than the U.S. government segment in the third quarter.

Investors are worried about whether there will be sustained demand for chips, but one analyst notes that large tech companies are still spending heavily.