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Nvidia’s blowout earnings report included one note of caution.

The computer and AI specialist just delivered the company's most impressive report yet.

On Sept. 1, 2026, higher Treasury yields weighed on Intel and peers, keeping focus on whether AI demand can offset valuation headwinds.

Quantum computing stocks may drop dramatically if investors decide they've been paying too much for hoped-for future growth.

The AI cloud provider keeps finding more power than it promised. Its own disclosed deal prices say what all those megawatts could eventually earn.

None of the underlying conditions that sent Sandisk to its all-time high earlier this year have changed.

If you're applying normalized earnings ratios, Micron could be one of the most valuable stocks in the world in a few years.

Growth in its energy business is accelerating, and the Cybercab EV and Optimus robot are nearing key milestones.

September is a notoriously tough month for the markets, but it's a longer-term outlook that matters most.

John Ternus replaced Tim Cook as Apple's CEO on Sept. 1, 2026, ending a 15-year run that took the company from roughly $350 billion to about $4.6 trillion. Cook isn't leaving -- he becomes executive chairman of the board.

Insider disposed of 126,707 shares following a 138% annual return, retaining over 1 million shares worth $30 million.

Netflix hasn't said its last word.

The memory chip bottleneck shows no signs of slowing at the moment.

A $45 million gap, a commercial business growing far faster, and a crossover the current growth rates put just one quarter away.

The Oracle of Omaha's investment philosophy in 2026 would surely be different than his playbook from the 1950s.

Oracle spent $23.7 billion more cash than it brought in last fiscal year and borrowed $43 billion to cover the gap. That's a fine trade when money is cheap. It's a worse one with the 30-year Treasury yield near a 20-year high and long bonds selling off from Tokyo to London.

Apple stock jumped 2.5% Tuesday while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both fell, and the reason is a name change at the top: John Ternus is officially CEO.

Micron's stock could be headed to the moon.

An insider sale gave investors pause, but the devil's in the details.

They could be attractive buys on the dip.