Investment maverick Michael Burry, renowned for his astute predictions during the 2008 recession, continues to face headwinds in his latest bearish venture against the semiconductor sector.

Semiconductor equipment spending got a big boost in 2023 from Chinese chipmakers, but that tailwind is likely to end in 2024.

Applied Materials (AMAT) announces an extension of the partnership with CEA-Leti, benefiting the IoT, communications, automotive, power and sensors markets.

Applied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMAT ) Wells Fargo 7th annual TMT Summit Conference November 28, 2023 1:15 PM ET Company Participants Brice Hill - CFO Conference Call Participants Joe Quatrochi - W...

Applied Materials outperformed most of its peers in 2023, as management predicted it would. The automotive and industrial chip boom that Applied benefited from in the last year is coming to a tempo...

Nanotechnology stocks could be the next big trend in growth investing. This application of nanotech could profoundly impact many sectors of the economy, ranging from healthcare to manufacturing to ...

Thanksgiving is upon us, and beyond food, family and football, the annual holiday also means plenty of shopping. Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales events officially kick off the holiday shopping ...

We are upgrading Applied Materials back to a buy. October quarter results and its January quarter outlook are consistent with the elevated and unsustainable spending by its Chinese customers. We ar...

Technology hardware companies are getting an AI boost. Many still trade at reasonable or even cheap valuations.

Applied Materials announced better-than-expected quarterly results last night. The update was overshadowed by reports of a new criminal probe by the U.S. DOJ over whether the semiconductor-equipmen...

Applied Materials' (AMAT) fourth-quarter fiscal 2023 results reflect strength in AGS and Display segments amid weakness in Semiconductor Systems.

Applied Materials Inc (AMAT) should be viewed as an undiscovered artificial intelligence (AI) play, as AI chips are driving the size of chips larger, according to Jefferies analysts.   In an update...

U.S. equities were lower and little changed at midday but heading for a winning week, boosted by reports on slowing inflation, which could keep the Fed from raising interest rates further.

Despite better-than-expected earnings, Applied Materials (AMAT) shares tumbled over 5% in early trading Friday following reports of a U.S. Department of Justice probe into potential export violations.

Chip-making equipment maker Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT ) stock fell after earnings. Solid results were overshadowed by news the Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking into its sales to China.