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Although the Magnificent 7 tech stocks have been the primary drivers for the bullish S&P 500 run over the past few years, they do not trade uniformly and in tandem. For example, Nvidia’s...
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Elon Musk’s net worth fell below $400 billion for the first time in 2025. His bid to acquire the world's largest artificial intelligence company could push that number up again.
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Shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) are jumping over 4% in morning trading after President Trump announced a $500 billion artificial intelligence infrastructure plan yesterday. As a key architect in...
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OpenAI is not a publicly traded (yet). But with so many high-growth AI stocks seeing incredible valuations from the market, and the incredible amount of capital companies like OpenAI will undoubtedly...
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Microsoft stock has lately underperformed the broader market. Did the tech giant invest too much in artificial intelligence with little to show for it?
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A new OpenAI product may challenge Google's search engine market dominance. Google has reason to be extremely anxious.
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Microsoft looked like an early leader in the artificial intelligence (AI) space. Yet, shareholders may not benefit from it for years.
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The Coronavirus was a globalwide epidemic that put millions of companies out of business. When the pandemic triggered lockdowns in the US, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped a thousand points...
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Just about 30% of the S&P 500 total market capitalization is made up of “The Magnificent 7”: Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG), Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), META Platforms (NASDAQ:...
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Microsoft has dropped its minimum Copilot licensing requirement for business customers as it looks to recoup its investment in OpenAI.
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The New York Times has filed suit claiming that Microsoft and OpenAI have infringed on copyrighted material. In Chile, a big deal in lithium.
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The AI Alliance sprung up Tuesday morning. The alliance's goals appear to favor the laggards, not the leaders in AI.
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