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NZAC includes emerging markets and applies strict climate screens, while URTH focuses on developed-market stocks.

CNH just served up a quarterly report that has given investors a lot to be excited about.

The space company doesn't quite fit Ackman's investment criteria.

Berkshire's new CEO is bullish on the tech giant's future.

The social media stock has fallen by more than 20% in the past 12 months.

This precious metals stock benefits from rising gold and silver prices without facing the same cost pressures as traditional mining companies.

The company's stock took quite a body blow after it reported first-quarter earnings.

Uber and Lyft report earnings this week, but one ride-sharing giant stands out as the much stronger long-term buy.

Oracle is catching a double tailwind from easing geopolitical tensions and an expanded AI partnership with Alphabet.

The memory stock is down about 35% from its 52-week high.

Berkshire is banking on a rebound in the housing market.

Cloud computing is the main story for Amazon's Q2 earnings, but there are also a bunch of smaller stories that can drive meaningful growth in the future.

A few years ago, this would have been an earthquake for the crypto sector.

After a flat July, the world's most valuable company should be on the move again this month.

Wall Street is still optimistic about the stock after it dropped below its IPO price.

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The consensus bottom-line forecasts most investors were comparing its results to didn't appear to factor in changes stemming from a recent spinoff, or any one-time costs related to it.

The semiconductor-heavy MSCI Asia Pacific index has lost about 10% of its value since June 22. Is this a temporary dip or a long-term repricing for chip stocks?

The chip foundry giant is back at a milestone valuation with a market-average multiple attached. That combination deserves a closer look.

Which hyperscaler's balance sheet could ride out a rough stretch, and which couldn't? The gap between Microsoft and Oracle is wider than their spending suggests.