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Nvidia Corp.'s biggest customers have been told that the prices of servers containing its artificial intelligence chips are going up more than 15% in many cases with memory chip costs soaring. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens breaks down what we know so far.
Not only is this company offering a fat dividend yield, but it has also been hiking that payout at a respectable clip.
Every bond a hyperscaler sells to fund its next GPU cluster competes directly with Treasuries for the same pool of capital, and the ripple is now hitting five companies in ways most investors have not priced in.
Green Thumb Industries is in a strong position to acquire other cannabis companies, but will that happen?
The nuclear start-up just proved it can build a reactor in 11 months. Selling electricity from one runs on a different schedule.
Analysts reveal what could happen to Nvidia shares next, and set expectations for the Q2 report.
Bill Ackman is shopping for great deals. Investors might want to follow suit.
The company has also crushed broader equities over the past five years.
The Metals Company believes it's sitting on billions of dollars of critical metals.
Recent results and legalization progress aren't the game changers you'd think they'd be for this cannabis stock.
The memory giant is retiring roughly one share in every 30 -- and it says its shareholder-return target is moving from a ceiling to a floor.
These two high-quality dividend payers have had very different fortunes recently.
Oracle has sold off since last fall, but does that make its stock a better bargain than Amazon's?
Micron customers handed over billions in binding deposits and are begging for memory Micron cannot yet produce, yet three of the company's top executives chose that exact moment of peak demand to quietly unload their own shares.
AI startup Hugging Face has been exploring a sale that could value the company at $13 billion or more, Business Insider reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter. The New York-based company, which hosts open-source large language models and datasets, has been working with a bank to gauge bidders' interest, the report said. • Hugging Face did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment outside regular business hours.
Vistra's business model positions it to thrive as data center power demands surge.
American States Water has quietly been increasing its dividend for over 70 years.
Alibaba is sitting on billions in buyback authorization yet chose to stop using it, redirecting cash into a bet that makes the next few quarters look very different from the last few years.
ExxonMobil's recent dividend boosts have been modest, but the oil major could surprise this year.
Relying too heavily on those benefits could hurt you.
These companies operate in two different phases of the power supply chain and complement each other.
The retail giant raised its full-year outlook and still lost 9% in a day. Its three bigger drops of the past 15 years have one thing in common.
Stanley Druckenmiller and Dan Loeb both completely exited their stakes in Broadcom during the second quarter.
NuScale Power stock could get a massive lift in 2026.
The once-struggling retailer just reported a second-consecutive solid quarter just one year after a new CEO took over. Connect the dots.
This enormous figure shines a bright light on the country's troubled financial situation.
SentinelOne has had a nice run, but is that enough to make it a buy before the earnings release?
Custom AI chips will see more demand over the next few years.
Oracle is about to report its latest quarterly financial results, and they might be the key to reversing its sinking stock price.
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