Worries about deficit spending after election bog down U.S. government debt.

Susquehanna International's Jeff Yass sent more than 52 million shares of Nvidia to the chopping block during the second quarter in favor of Wall Street's favorite artificial intelligence (AI) ...

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Stocks were slipping early Tuesday in a week chock full of earnings from the country’s biggest companies. The reason shares are struggling to extend their six-week winning streak could come down to ...

OpenAI introduced its conversational intelligence application ChatGPT in November 2022. Since then, artificial intelligence ...

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Artificial intelligence chip startup Kneron Inc. is in talks to raise $300 million in its latest funding round, which could ...

GigaCloud Technology's valuation multiple does not reflect the strong earnings growth that is expected over the next 12 ...

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Super Micro Computer shows robust growth prospects and less valuation risk compared to Nvidia and Amazon. See more on SMCI ...

In another sign of how greed has trumped fear, the S&P 500 hasn’t suffered back-to-back losses in about 30 sessions.

AI-darling NVIDIA's (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock closed at another new all-time high on Monday as it continued its meteoric rise. The stock closed up 4.14% to $143.71 and is now up 190.2% year-to-date.