Lululemon is showing no signs of slowing down. Moderna and Roku are poised for a comeback.

Killing its ambitious car project will free up some R&D budget, but Apple still lags behind big tech peers on network scale and relative investment.

Warren Buffett has built his reputation by investing in great American companies across industries. Buffett generally doesn't invest heavily in technology, but his biggest holding actually is in th...

The vast majority of Buffett's legendary career predates artificial intelligence. But AI is front-and-center in Berkshire Hathaway today.

Canada Pension Plan, one of the largest in the world, doubled its investment in Apple stock, initiated a position in Alibaba, and bought more Microsoft and Tesla.

This week saw a number of big data news headlines

In the 1980s, Japan appeared to have the world by the tail, only to see its economy collapse into a “lost decade” and general malaise. A similar fate for the U.S. seems unimaginable nowadays.

Changes Apple is making to its services in the European Union "make a mockery" of new antitrust rules in the bloc, 34 digital organizations complained to the European Commission this week.

"Magnificent Seven" stocks have led indexes higher since the start of the new bull market. These industry leaders have many attributes, including significant competitive advantages.

Apple recently announced it was shutting down development of an electric vehicle. In the wake of that news, Gene Munster of Deepwater Asset Management proposed that Apple buy Rivian.

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Voice-recognition software been a hot commodity for big tech over the last several years. Industry research suggests that the market for voice-recognition technology could reach $50 billion by 2029.

“Streamflation” has been a hot topic with streaming subscribers recently amid a slew of price hikes by media companies like Walt Disney Co., which raised the price of its Disney+ and Hulu streaming...

The number of bulls outnumbers their bearish counterparts by the widest margin since late 2021. What could go wrong?

Goldman Sachs removes Apple (AAPL) from its “conviction list.” The analyst notes that installed base and secular growth in services is seen as “more than offsetting cyclical headwinds to product re...