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Two high-profile personnel exits in two weeks have called into question the outlook for Alphabet's AI offering.

One index gained 1% this week. Another lost 4%. Microsoft and Micron explain most of the difference.

This tech giant's massive capital raise, used to fund the artificial intelligence build-out, introduced an interesting financial instrument.

The right investment is more important than ever if a downturn is looming.

Several core tech stocks have gone on sale.

It's time to buy Nvidia, Alphabet, and Amazon.

You might be surprised who has billions to gain from Anthropic's upcoming IPO.

Among Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook), Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet (formerly Google), there are two standout bargains and one historically expensive stock.

Apple's deal to put Google's Gemini AI inside Siri looks like an admission of defeat in the AI race. But a closer look at the numbers tells a very different story -- one where Apple comes out on top.

Amazon's aggressive capital expenditures are troubling some investors.

SpaceX is unlike any other company in history.

Buffett has a clear opinion when it comes to IPOs.

Qualcomm's Investor Day gave investors more than an AI data-center pitch. With Meta, Microsoft, two hyperscaler customers, and a $15 billion revenue target in view, the smartphone chipmaker now has a clearer roadmap to prove it can grow beyond smartphones.

Short-term price swings offer long-term investors some excellent buying opportunities.

Netflix stock is down 46% from last summer's peak. Here's why that discount looks like an opportunity.

Alphabet shares recently fell after the loss of some high-profile employees.

Micron reached record revenue for the fifth straight quarter.

Google Finance officially exits beta, unveiling massive global upgrades, automated portfolio dashboards, and a dedicated mobile app loaded with advanced AI research tools.

Google stock has gained 9% in 2026 but shares have swooned since mid-May amid investor worries over 2027 earnings estimates, said analyst Ed Yardeni.

Both are leaders in the cloud computing space, but their investment cases are quite different.

Tech stocks have slipped in recent days.

White House reportedly prevented Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai from testifying at a Senate child safety hearing on social media.

Gates prefers relatively boring businesses over high-flying tech stocks for his portfolio.

Intel is riding its own momentum wave.