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Nike's elevated dividend yield is attracting attention from dividend investors.
Investors were caught off-guard by the announcement of the CEO's resignation.
Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang accused AI lab leaders of being “irresponsible” and resorting to “too much drama” in their calls for more AI oversight. During the CBS News’ Face The Nation interview on Sunday, Huang suggested, “They’re actually not...
TSMC's advanced-packaging industrial park signals a surge in chip manufacturing complexity, and the companies that profit most will not be the ones building the packages. Three equipment suppliers sit at a critical chokepoint where every additional package produced forces a spending decision manufacturers cannot easily avoid.
The market has faced no shortage of obstacles this year.
Nvidia gets the AI spotlight, but three power infrastructure stocks may be quietly building the bigger long-term opportunity.
Dow Jones Futures: Falling oil prices and yields sparked a stock market rally. AMD, Intel, Micron, Nvidia and Sandisk are key movers.
The memory maker has split its stock three times before -- but not once since 2000, back when it was still selling personal computers.
ExxonMobil is considering investing in Venezuela again after being kicked out twice.
Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike are both reliable cybersecurity plays.
If investors start to worry about the stock market, that could result in a surge in gold's value.
Marvell Technology stock has multibagger potential even after rising substantially over the past year.
If you own NVIDIA (NVDA) or Micron Technology (MU), you own the same idea: AI data centers want more chips and memory than the industry can supply. The two split from there. NVIDIA is putting its own balance sheet behind some of its biggest buyers. Micron's buyers are posting cash deposits to secure its memory, so the money flows in opposite directions.
Lanteris gave Intuitive Machines a giant new revenue stream. Now it looks buyable again.
Memory prices could continue to rise next year.
Which of these neocloud stocks is a better buy right now?
Nvidia expects chip sales to double next year.
Once every planned deal is signed, Micron Technology (MU) expects about 40% of its revenue to sit under fixed prices or price ceilings near calendar Q2 2026 market levels. That matters because higher pricing drove most of the jump to a record gross margin in fiscal Q3 2026. The contracts typically run five years, and the largest also lock in a floor. But the ceiling is the number a holder should worry about most.
The demand for optical networking components is poised to boom, and Lumentum is one of the best ways to capitalize on this lucrative niche.
The chipmaker announced plans to unveil next-generation technology at an upcoming tech conference.
Vertiv and Arista offer AI data-center exposure beyond GPUs, spanning power, cooling and networking as hyperscalers expand capacity.
An analyst's new outlook on this nuclear energy stock is fueling the bulls' excitement.
Shares in the iconic chipmaker continue to climb.
Micron's order book is locked, its customers are desperate, and its margins are breaking records, yet the same forces that made memory a graveyard for investors for four decades have not disappeared.
Self-managed AI widens Cisco's market while token tracking creates a separate governance opportunity.
Interest rates are rising, but that might be a blessing in disguise for the stock market.
US President Trump and Chinese President Xi are set to meet this week at a summit to discuss AI, war in Iran, trade negotiations, and more. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi chats with Epistrophy Capital Research chief market strategist Cory Johnson and Laffer Tengler Investments CEO and CIO Nancy Tengler about what the summit could mean for Nvidia's (NVDA) position in China.
Oil, bond yields, and positive regulatory news are lifting the crypto.