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Lucid just landed a massive European robotaxi deal, and the stock is surging, but a closer look at the fine print reveals a critical detail that separates a genuine lifeline from a headline grab.
Snap (NYSE:SNAP) is catching a bid Thursday morning after the company used a Los Angeles event to layer workplace software into its Specs augmented reality (AR) glasses. Snap stock is up 3% to $5.90, extending a modest bounce off recent lows for a name that has struggled to hold rallies in 2026. The move sits […]
Carbon capture could become a profitable bridge for the energy giant.
NVIDIA's Data Center revenue more than doubled year over year, yet the stock sits well below its 52-week high while Wall Street debates a bold price target that would require nearly 90% gains. The math to get there is tighter than you'd expect.
The next rotation in the AI trade may be beginning.
Arm's CEO says order books are overflowing and demand has never been stronger, yet the company keeps missing its own targets. Whether that gap points to a broken supply chain or a broken story changes everything for investors holding a 247x earnings multiple.
Ackman was right about Netflix, but he still lost money on his investment.
The company once seen as vulnerable to generative AI now expects the technology to help carry revenue beyond Wall Street's forecast.
Lucid (LCID) stock jumped on Wednesday after the electric vehicle maker signed a major partnership with European ride-hailing platform Bolt to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous vehicles across major European cities, extending Lucid's robotaxi push beyond the US for the first time.
The legendary investor's recent comments give cause for concern, but they may also encourage confidence among investors concerned about AI capital spending.
There may come a point when continuing to work just doesn't make sense.
Broadcom just posted its ninth consecutive earnings beat and guided AI revenue up 236% year-on-year, yet the stock keeps sliding while the rest of the sector holds firm. One top analyst thinks the selloff created a rare window that closes fast.
This monthly dividend REIT offers steady income, but don't expect significant growth over the next four years.
The pace of artificial intelligence (AI) development might be set for a slowdown.
The market could be underestimating Toast stock right now.
Nebius Group (NBIS) jumped over 6% in extended trading on September 16 following revised pricing strategies across its on-demand AI compute resources. Yet, the stock remains down roughly 22% over the trailing month due to balance sheet stress, equity dilution fears, and sector rotation. The central tension remains execution: can Nebius convert its massive backlog into revenue before heavy capital commitments squeeze liquidity.
IBM Lands $1 Billion Quantum Award as IonQ Stock Rises on AI Breakthrough
Futures rebounded with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 eyeing key support. Generac, Nebius, Bloom Energy, SpaceX were early winners.
Wherever the stock ends up, it will be a volatile ride.
CRWV is scaling next-gen AI infrastructure with multi-rack Rubin clusters and new storage capabilities to accelerate complex workloads.
Savvy money managers lift Nvidia and Amazon partner F5 stock toward a breakout and all-time high in uncertain market.
Fear of an AI stock crash are heating up. And the risk looms large — as hundreds of billions of investment dollars stampede into the field.
Nike looks cheap, but the turnaround still needs proving.
Elon Musk owns 28% of Tesla — making him the largest shareholder. It's similar at Meta. What about Nvidia? Not even close.
The weight loss market is highly competitive, but Viking only needs to carve out a small niche in it with VK2735 in order to generate significant value for investors.
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