Tech Stock News

Amazon's stock is down following the announcement of its massive spending plans. But according to AWS CEO Matt Garman, that worry is misplaced.

Strong iPhone sales propelled financial results in the latest fiscal quarter.

AI appears to be helping this tech business, not hurting it.

Micron stock is enjoying momentum right now as growth investors begin to appreciate the AI memory storage opportunity.

Expectations are already high for this AI stock, but big tech could provide an even bigger tailwind.

A "buy the rumor, sell the news" event may take shape, yet again.

Amazon and Alphabet saw huge growth in cloud computing during Q4.

The market has been punishing many software stocks recently due to fears that artificial intelligence will disrupt the software-as-a-service business model.

This company is seeing revenue climb in the double digits.

Snap was once known as one of the top social media companies, but its stock has been struggling, including hitting an all-time low recently.

Like Palantir, these two AI stocks are growing rapidly. Unlike Palantir, they aren't priced for perfection.

These top tech stocks offer significant dividend growth potential.

While this fourth-quarter purchase might seem like cause for celebration, investors would be wise to temper their expectations.

Bill Ackman has nearly a quarter of his portfolio split between Amazon and Meta Platforms.

Rush Street Interactive is known for its online casinos and sports betting services, but its CEO made a bet of his own, recently selling insider shares despite the stock coming off a strong 2025.

Semiconductors are the foundation upon which technology is built, and this company is ringing the cash register.

Alphabet's massive capital expenditure plans are great news for computing providers.

Carnival and Hyatt Hotels are positioned to grow for many more years.

Grindr was on the verge of going private after its majority owners sought to take it off the public market. But after those talks subsided, one of the majority owners sold shares.

Duolingo's 70% drop, despite strong fundamentals, is completely unjustified during an AI overreaction.