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Wall Street's Magnificent Seven -- Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Tesla -- are quickly losing their luster.

The company's U.S. commercial business "is on fire," CEO Alex Karp says.

Setting aside the markets for a week, this episode wanders through technology, sports, business, demographics, literature, and a few unexpected places in between.

Apple has been a much hotter stock than Microsoft over the past year, but things could change drastically in the not-too-distant future.

The company announced a new integration with a tech titan it has partnered with for years.

The sale was part of the $68.1 million in AMD share sales it reported in July.

IonQ is the biggest and best-funded pure play on quantum computing -- and Wedbush loves it.

D-Wave Quantum stock may be worth buying -- unless you like to invest in profitable companies.

Alphabet's earnings were up nearly 300% last quarter, largely due to investments.

Micron's day-to-day movements have split from the longer-term potential of the business.

Both had similar issues, but one is much easier to justify because of its business direction.

Microsoft stock has been on a roll following its recent earnings report.

Meta's heavy AI capex spending could eat up all its free cash flow this year -- and next year, too.

Microsoft spent about $175 billion this year, mostly for AI. It just showed shareholders that it can make good on its AI investments.

Alphabet might remain free cash flow positive in 2026 -- but what about 2027?

Could Chinese memory chips crush Micron's pricing power?

Artificial intelligence is fueling a surge in demand for advanced cybersecurity tools.

The Nvidia CEO has maintained an optimistic outlook despite recent downturns.

Microsoft soundly beat expectations when it posted its Q4 numbers last week.

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