Motley Fool Staff

Every few years, an investing theme momentarily captures the zeitgeist, but then fades into the background just as quickly. What's part of the hype cycle versus a durable trend?

Does any company have a durable advantage in the AI race?

ChatGPT challenges The Motley Fool co-founder with five questions.

The U.S. government is taking active equity stakes in businesses and is directly shaping capital allocation decisions.

A wave of AI leaders are warning about the pace of frontier models and their fear of them getting “out of control.” However, there may be other reasons why they’re sounding the alarm at this precise moment.

Investors pour over income statements and cash flow trends — but the person deciding what happens to those numbers next matters more, and it's the thing almost nobody knows how to evaluate.

These features often fly under the radar -- partially because they can be complex, and partially because many plans don’t offer them.

Meta unveiled the Muse AI app, and Apple revealed its new Duo foldable phone -- starting at $2,000.

With new CEO John Ternus coming from the hardware side of the business, one of the first things the company announced was a major change to the iPhone, the iPhone Duo.

Meta has fallen behind the other frontier labs recently, but that may have changed with the introduction of the Muse app.

Looking back at how five stocks picked specifically to beat the market over just the next year have now fared 10 years later.

After decades of spinoffs and separations of various parts, GE Aerospace is now trending toward integration.

How bottlenecks in the power generation space could benefit companies such as Emphase and Bloom Energy.

The green zone for retirement happiness may be easier to reach than you expect.

You might be able to retire sooner than you think.