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AI's biggest players face their ultimate reality check; this earnings season will separate hype from real returns.

More than half of the Magnificent Seven are excellent stock picks.

If history rhymes, prospective SpaceX IPO investors will be sorely disappointed.

The No. 1 risk to Nvidia's artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supremacy arguably comes from within.

While rival tech giants pour hundreds of billions into new data centers, the iPhone-maker may be quietly winning anyway.

Alaska Air Group’s story is evolving as its expanded network and Hawaiian integration reshape how the business generates profit. That puts more focus on how those changes show up in earnings, rather than relying on a rebound in travel demand alone.

Snap just announced another aggressive round of job cuts -- a move that could bolster profitability. Is this a buying opportunity?

The semiconductor specialist got some (belated) love from Wall Street.

Microsoft, Meta, Adobe, and Salesforce are all down double digits, but one beaten-down name stands out as a screaming buy.

A small but fast-growing AI player, SoundHound could be the kind of under-the-radar stock that rewards patient investors over decades.

Advanced Micro Devices' improving growth prospects and valuation suggest the stock is poised to jump impressively over the next three years.

Investors are finally starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel, and for good reason.

The semiconductor market continues to provide strong returns for investors, driven by AI innovations.

We discuss what we’re looking for during earnings season, along with the latest in artificial intelligence at the world's biggest companies.

A blockbuster partnership should fuel the tech leader's growth.

Without this one company, there are no Nvidia chips, no AMD GPUs, and no Apple silicon, and it just said AI demand is unstoppable.

The technology sector has reached a pivotal psychological and mathematical support level as of April 15, 2026. After a turbulent first quarter characterized by a sharp rotation out of high-growth names, the S&P 500 Information Technology sector has seen its valuation compress to approximately 35x trailing earnings—a level

The S&P 500 index is on the precipice of a historic milestone as it enters the Q1 2026 earnings season. Market analysts are projecting a blended earnings growth rate of 12.6% for the index, a figure that would mark the sixth consecutive quarter of double-digit expansion. This sustained

Nebius is up 76%, CoreWeave 72%, and Big Tech is roaring back. Here are the names with the most upside from here.

The neocloud company's growth is set to accelerate impressively due to the terrific demand for AI computing power.

In a move that has sent ripples through Silicon Valley and ignited a fresh rally on Wall Street, Snap Inc. (NYSE:SNAP) announced today, April 15, 2026, that it is terminating approximately 16% of its global workforce. The reduction, which impacts roughly 1,000 employees, marks a definitive shift in