Microsoft (MSFT)

SpaceX’s outlook just became more uncertain.

Texas Pacific Land (NYSE:TPL) reported record third-quarter revenue, net income and free cash flow, as higher oil and gas production, elevated commodity prices and increased water and infrastructure revenue supported its results. Revenue rose 35% from a year earlier to $273 million, while net incom

Anthropic's S-1 shows $131.8 billion in cash and surging revenue, supporting its $161.2 billion Broadcom lease commitment despite Broadcom's recent 10.4% stock drop.

It just takes two things to make your money grow.

A more prudent approach to building data centers could have huge implications for all AI stock investors.

Going into Microsoft's quarterly financial update, I did not rank it a buy.

Chips get the headlines, but Microsoft and CrowdStrike sell the software that puts AI to work and keeps it secure.

Fears of midterms slowing down the AI build-out are overblown, much like all things with AI over the past month.

VIG emphasizes dividend growers with lower costs, while HDV targets concentrated high-yielding stocks. One delivered 34.6% returns over the past year; the other offers greater stability.

In 1999, Buffett said corporate profits couldn't stay much above 6% of the economy for long. They're now more than double that, and the AI spending boom is a big reason why.

FTEC's lower 0.08% expense ratio and broader 294-holding portfolio delivered stronger 12-month performance, while IYW offers a more concentrated bet on semiconductors, software, and hardware.

Nvidia stock looks cheaper, and its growth prospects are well intact.

The bullish case for these companies continues to get stronger.

AMD just reported another blockbuster set of quarterly operating results, but they might not be enough to lift its stock in the near term.

Ackman has emerged as one of the billionaire hedge fund managers the market pays attention to.

The AI boom isn't over yet.

Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are plunging following the results of the midterm elections.

Three Canadian stocks offer strategic exposure to the AI buildout and in-demand data centres.

The Dow tends to outperform the Nasdaq during growth stock-driven sell-offs.

Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ:FITB) sees opportunities to grow in Texas and deepen commercial banking relationships following its integration of Comerica, while investing in artificial intelligence to improve employee productivity and customer services, executives said at an investor event. Chief Fin

Following the results of the midterm elections, Wall Street seems convinced data center construction will slow down in the U.S.

One fund's growth tilt makes it a better choice for long-term investors.

One of the market's most dominant companies is trading at a discount to most of its megacap peers.

Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms are negative in free cash flow.