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Alphabet's 2015 investment in SpaceX has been an incredible success.

Both chipmakers have made investors significantly richer over the past year, and they can sustain their healthy growth rates owing to the improving demand for their chips.

Just when it looks as if it can't sink any lower, the sell-off worsens. This discounting can't go on forever, though.

Earnings season can turn winners into losers fast, and these 4 stocks are looking shakier than they seem.

The social media company is reportedly considering not renewing its AI agreement with Google.

SoFi reports this week, and the decision to buy now or wait could make a big difference either way.

The streaming pioneer is dramatically underperforming in 2026.

Nebius may be on the cusp of much more growth if demand for AI chips and infrastructure remains strong, but that's by no means a sure thing.

The company recently announced its margins would be significantly higher than what it previously forecasted.

One profitable and growing, the other still burning cash but expanding fast, their risk profiles and valuations tell very different stories.

Nvidia's net margin tops 55%, but Marvell's revenue growth rate nearly matches its GPU rival, revealing a valuation gap that favors one over the other.

Robotaxis and humanoid robots could redefine Tesla's future, but Elon Musk's latest comments suggest investors should temper their expectations.

Is this the time to be greedy that Buffett talks about?

Investors expect Tesla's robotaxi business to render Uber obsolete.

Nvidia's chips remain the go-to options for big tech companies.

There are a lot of things happening for SpaceX next week.

Micron stock has rocketed over the past year, leaving those interested in buying shares to wrestle with a steep price tag. Fortunately, there's another route to Micron exposure.

There is a credible, though not guaranteed, path for Alphabet to overtake Nvidia in market capitalization.

Wall Street says Meta Platforms' stock is undervalued ahead of its upcoming earnings report.

The stock looks cheap, but there are also fewer ways to drive earnings growth.