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SpaceX posted strong momentum during the second quarter, but several questions loom.

The answer to who is funding the AI build-out could matter far more for cash-burning AI companies than for Nvidia itself.

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The newly public companies offer investors a choice between the hot space sector and the emerging quantum computing market.

The market is unclear whether the Fed will hike interest rates at its September meeting.

The quarter set records and the outlook went up for a third time this year. The market erased about $2 billion of value anyway.

The conglomerate's 16% jump looks impressive until you see which line did most of the lifting.

AdaptHealth delivered news to investors this week that crushed its share price.

Usana's second-quarter report arrived with some worrying news for investors.

A mixed macroeconomic picture is causing some investors to worry over a possible recession or stock market crash.

Every high-end NvidiaAI chip that ships this year comes bundled with someone else’s manufacturing bet. The stacked memory wrapped around each processor, the component that lets a GPU actually move data fast enough to be useful, comes almost entirely from one supplier. SK Hynix Inc. (SKHY) is that ...

The evolution of Trumpflation points to a longer-lasting adverse impact on consumer prices.

AI agents are only getting more powerful.

The latest monthly jobs report could take the pressure off the Fed to hike rates.

The market is zooming in on SpaceX's high level of artificial intelligence-related spending.

Short-term notes tend to be highly influenced by the Federal Reserve. Long-term bonds have been responding to something else.

Three Fed officials recently voted to raise interest rates.

Warsh, the monetary hawk, has arrived amid the evolution of Trumpflation.

Ark Invest just doubled down on Nvidia and TSMC stock, and the reason why is obvious.

The leading home improvement retailer made key strategic moves to position itself for the next housing upturn.

The tech mogul is the world's third-richest person.

Investing.com -- Humanoid robots could create demand for data-centre infrastructure, AI accelerators, memory and edge processors well before widespread commercial deployment begins, according to Barclays analysts mapping more than 100 companies across the emerging value chain.

There's no doubt that tariffs have an impact, but does that mean it's time for you to do something about it?

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has spent 2026 proving it can compete with Nvidia in the artificial intelligence race. Its stock has more than doubled this year, and its data center business is growing fast. Now AMD is trying something different. The company just bought a small Toronto startup ...

The home improvement giant has significantly underperformed its bigger retail peer in the past five years.

Westinghouse is a hidden asset for Cameco.

The dip in AMD's shares looks like a good buying opportunity.

President Donald Trump's policies, coupled with Wall Street's hottest trend, are a dangerous recipe for stocks.

Nvidia will invest ‌up to $3 billion in ​Blackstone backed power infrastructure developer Lancium, the company behind Stargate, ‌the Information ⁠reported on Friday. Nvidia will get a ⁠20% stake in Lancium for ​the first $2 ​billion ​investment, and its ‌stake could grow to an additional $1 billion if Lancium hits certain thresholds, the ‌report said, citing ​people ​familiar ​with the matter. Nvidia ‌and Lancium did ​not ​immediately respond to Reuters requests for ​comment.