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Memory and storage companies can't keep up with demand, but investors are starting to worry about what will happen in the next few years when that dynamic shifts.

The midstream MLP looks like a top dividend stock to own.

Palantir just delivered a monster earnings report.

SpaceX's early release-eligible insiders are free to sell up to 911.5 million shares starting today, Aug. 6.

Buying the dip may sound like a good move, but investors should consider these points.

Investors absorbed a wall of earnings reports, prospects of an imminent Strait of Hormuz deal, and fresh labor market data.

Networking stocks like Astera and Arista could be the next big winners as the AI boom continues.

Investors may want to brace for turbulence. But these stocks should hold up well.

Commodities and real estate peformed well in July.

The latest tariff move wasn't about raising rates; it was about making them stick, and that could reshape which stocks win for years to come.

A modest silver lining for headline inflation is overshadowed by one of the central bank's favorite inflationary measures.

Nvidia's path to $1 million faces a critical growth limitation.

PLTR surged 29% over the past week, while NVDA climbed 15% and CAT gained 11%, outperforming the broader market.

Nvidia (NasdaqGS:NVDA) agreed an exclusive partnership with SpaceX for its Starmind satellite AI program, which will use Nvidia's Vera Rubin NVL72 rackscale system as its dedicated AI chip platform. SpaceX selected the Vera Rubin NVL72 system for upcoming Starmind satellites, positioning Nvidia's hardware as a reference point for aerospace focused AI compute. Separately, Nvidia backed Volta Infra entered a US$10b multi year AI cloud deal with Anthropic to roll out data centers in Europe...

Earnings are exploding, but the stock is priced as though the boom were nearly over. Is the market right?

It doesn't matter that Micron has almost tripled this year. It's still undervalued, especially right now.

After years of avoiding Amazon, I realized the business evolved in ways I hadn't fully appreciated.

One of these things is not like the others.

Nearly three quarters' worth of new business landed in eight days. But the two contracts run on different clocks.

So far, it's not off to a great start.

Talen Energy (NASDAQ:TLN) reported second-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $374 million and adjusted free cash flow of $212 million, citing contributions from recently acquired natural gas plants, higher PJM capacity pricing, increased generation volumes and the ramp of its AWS contract. For the first ha

The investment is starting to pay off.

Investors didn't seem to get a clear read on Axon's latest earnings report.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix face growing calls from investors wanting a greater share of excess cash via dividends or buybacks, after the pair provided scant detail on capital returns when reporting AI-driven record profit. The world's two largest memory chip makers are generating cash at an unprecedented pace due to robust demand ‌for chips used in AI applications, amassing reserves that exceed those of U.S. tech giants that are spending heavily on AI infrastructure. Samsung and SK Hynix are set to hold a combined $263 billion ‌in net cash by year-end, more than double the estimated $102 billion of AI bellwether Nvidia and exceeding the combined cash of the other six "Magnificent Seven" U.S. technology companies, LSEG data and Reuters calculations showed.

Hyperscalers are quietly ripping out the networking fabric of every major data center, and one overlooked chipmaker keeps landing the contracts that make that rebuild possible. Here is why every pullback in the stock has become another buying opportunity.

Everyone racing to own AI chip stocks may be buying into the wrong part of the supply chain. The real toll booth sits one step behind the GPUs, and one company collects on every wafer that makes next-gen AI hardware possible.

GE Vernova and Eaton both reported blowout quarters fueled by AI power demand, but one company is collecting cash right now while the other is betting on a revenue wave that mostly arrives after 2028. Choosing between them means deciding how much patience you actually have.

Vertiv and Eaton both rode the AI infrastructure wave in Q2 2026, but one is sharpening itself into a pure-play weapon while the other is bulking up through billion-dollar bets. Which strategy wins when the capex cycle turns?

Amazon and Microsoft are burning through roughly $100 billion a quarter on AI infrastructure, and two companies sit directly in that cash flow's path. One just tripled its free cash flow and rallied hard. The other beat on every line and still dropped 12 percent.

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