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Brace for more volatility as Alphabet's cash burn accelerates.

SK hynix posted record Q3 revenue and added long-term AI customer contracts, while Micron and SanDisk also disclosed multiyear agreements shaping memory chip supply and pricing through 2030.

The Vanguard Morningstar Mega Cap Growth ETF has crushed the S&P 500 since its inception in 2007.

Netflix's high-margin business model and slowing growth rate set the stage for the introduction of a dividend program.

Alphabet is taking a tumble, and now is the perfect time to take action.

Shares of the technology giant crashed immediately after its third-quarter earnings were released, but the market may be jumping to some misguided conclusions.

Capital expenditures topped $50 billion last quarter and pushed free cash flow deeper into negative territory.

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Anthropic is spending big to bring its AI vision to reality.

Oracle's investor day revealed a path to positive free cash flow by fiscal 2028, capped financing, and declining CapEx, with analysts citing about 60% upside despite a wait-and-see stance.

Alphabet fell on heavy AI spending, but booming cloud growth and an average valuation make this dip worth a look.

Alphabet reported disappointing quarterly results, sending its shares lower.

Alphabet is down big from its highs, but the stock isn't necessarily cheap.

If Alphabet plans to spend even more in 2027, why are two data center suppliers trading so far below their highs?

Stocks wavered after the Fed held rates steady and Alphabet's earnings missed on Search revenue, fueling AI bubble concerns despite strong results from Microsoft and resilient earnings elsewhere.

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Neoclouds face high risk and possible consolidation as debt markets tighten.

Google’s cloud business more than doubled, yet the stock sold off, and the answer sits in the one segment that slowed.

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Amazon shares fell after earnings despite strong AWS growth, as investors focused on roughly $220 billion in planned capital spending and negative free cash flow rather than revenue and margin gains.

Google, Amazon, Intel, ServiceNow helped fuel a sell-off in software and chips.

Alphabet, Broadcom, Amazon, SpaceX, and Nvidia all look like big winners.

Alphabet’s third quarter drew a sharp negative reaction from the market following a significant shortfall in non-GAAP earnings per share, despite revenue mee...