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Pinterest posts steady profits and e-commerce gains, while Reddit turns a sharp corner to profitability with surging revenue and AI licensing.

The company is aggressively entering the AI chip space and signing lucrative deals with tech giants.

The Twilio dip looks compelling if you look at year-to-date gains, but the valuation is excessive.

After sliding 8% in June, the world's most valuable company could get rolling again this summer.

Long-time investors should probably not sell, but investors should maybe think twice about adding shares.

The top tech stock has been crashing this year, and it's now down more than 40% from its 52-week high.

Broadcom recently unveiled a new inference-focused chip designed to meet OpenAI's needs, and the early results are promising.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average recently replaced Verizon with Alphabet.

Cerebras shares sank despite strong revenue growth.

Adobe boasts a 30% net margin, while ServiceNow posts 20.9% revenue growth and fresh AI acquisitions, yet risk and valuation set them further apart.

You don't have to wait until its IPO bonanza to get some portfolio exposure to the company behind Claude AI.

As a national IT solutions provider serving diverse U.S. clients, this tech distributor reported a notable insider sale in recent filings.

According to reports, Meta Platforms may soon launch an app for prediction markets.

More supply could become available within a couple of years, but that doesn't mean the shortages will end by then.

This RAIN RFID technology leader, serving diverse global industries, saw a notable insider sale amid ongoing multi-period stake reductions.

HubSpot and Salesforce both got hit by the SaaSpocalypse sell-off, and neither stock has recovered yet despite their enhanced fundamentals.

Micron has been on an incredible run, but could there be more upside ahead?

Apple raised prices on some of its products to account for higher memory costs, which could have implications across the AI sector.

The stock has seen some weakness.

Among Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Taiwan Semi, SpaceX, Broadcom, Tesla, Meta, Micron, Eli Lilly, and Berkshire Hathaway, there are a handful of bargains and pretenders.