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Seven of Wall Street's most influential businesses are doling out between $11.9 billion and $27.1 billion to their investors each year.

Netflix walked away from an $83 billion merger with a $2.8 billion consolation prize, and it's already using that cash to buy Ben Affleck's AI start-up, InterPositive.

The top AI chipmaker is still firing on all cylinders.

These three market leaders are must-owns.

A major investor just exited its stake, but with Applied Digital's backlog potentially its biggest growth catalyst, should investors sell too?

Investors turned their fears toward cybersecurity stocks last month after a major announcement from Anthropic.

The ongoing sell-off in software stocks has taken a major toll on Palantir investors.

Some tech stocks are pulling back, but each of these has a long-term growth window.

Investors grew skeptical of riskier AI stocks, and shareholders weren't happy to see Nvidia sell its position in Applied Digital.

Polymarket lets you predict the future, but the AI build-out doesn't need to be predicted; it is here right now.

Veritone is set to report earnings on March 12, and its stock is down roughly 36% year to date.

Alphabet has enticing growth opportunities and plenty of capital to support those ambitions.

A nearly flawless fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report last week didn't lift the chipmaker's stock.

Microsoft stock hasn't been this cheap in over three years.

These Wall Street analysts are forecasting major losses for Palantir and Micron shareholders.

The heated battle to acquire Warner Bros. crowned a winner. It might not be who you think.

These tech conglomerates are uniquely positioned for long-term business growth.

The company combines a hyper-efficient automated platform with massive account growth to justify the stock's premium valuation.

The failure of the Warner Bros. Discovery deal has boosted the stock, but will it keep going higher?

These AI leaders are positioned to win over the long run.