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The addition of Amazon gives the Dow Jones industrial average the boost it needs in terms of big tech representation.
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Nvidia’s market cap is now larger than Alphabet’s and Amazon’s. Has AI replaced cloud computing and search as the core of tech growth?
Walmart stock is up handily in the past year, but not nearly as much as that of its primary rival, Amazon. Why is that?
Given Nvidia's near monopoly on the chips on which AI runs, Nvidia stock could outperform other megacap tech stocks for a very long time.
Walmart (NYSE: WMT | WMT Price Prediction) is the world’s largest retailer, with over 10,000 stores worldwide that serve about 230 million customers each week. In the bustling world of retail, Walmart’s…
A beneficial owner stepped up and took a controlling stake in a struggling retailer, while public offerings of stock prompted insider buying at some biotech companies.
Over the past several days, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has parted with $4 billion of the company's stock. Why now?
Douglas A. McIntyre 
