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GOOGL, AAPL and NVDA have repeatedly found strength near their 200-day moving averages in 2026, backed by solid business momentum.

Investing.com-- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TW:2330) is accelerating the expansion of its advanced 2-nanometre manufacturing capacity as strong demand from artificial intelligence and high-performance computing customers boosts orders, according to Taiwanese publication EDN.

Jim Cramer reveals the two stocks, Nvidia and Apple, exempt from his strict buy and homework sell discipline.

Every so often, a decades-old company gets recognized for a track record most investors have stopped thinking about. A Wall Street Journal analysis recently found that The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) has been the highest-returning U.S. stock of the past 45 years. It turned a $1,000 investment made at its 1981 IPO into roughly $16 […]

Tech stocks drew strong attention last week as Meta advanced on AI agents, Nvidia looks to benefit from China chip demand, and BlackBerry posted strong QNX results.

A month of plumbing September 2026 shipped more agentic commerce infrastructure in thirty days than the previous two years combined. Stripe flipped the switch on WebMCP across 7.8 million businesses. The OCC conditionally approved Catena Labs for a national trust bank charter purpose-built for AI agents. Meta launched Muse with Stripe-powered Link checkout at over […]

On September 11, 2026, Reuters reported that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)’s new foldable iPhone Duo launched with impressive features and a premium starting price of $1,999. However, analysts in the room at the Cupertino launch event questioned its appeal beyond wealthy tech enthusiasts, noting Apple demonstrated the device running Zoom, Slack, and Netflix on its expanded […]

On September 9, 2026, the Wall Street Journal reported that John Ternus took the stage for the first time as Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)’s chief executive. He became just the third CEO since Steve Jobs returned to the company in 1997 and used his debut product launch to introduce the foldable iPhone Duo alongside a strategic […]

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) doesn’t operate a major social-media platform, but Australia’s latest push to regulate how people use social media has unexpectedly put the iPhone maker into the conversation. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Apple Executive Chair Tim Cook at Apple Park this month and later said Cook regarded Australia’s work on social media […]

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is facing another regulatory headache in India, but this one isn’t centered on the App Store or competition. It is about what happens when a software update allegedly leaves an iPhone needing an expensive repair. India’s Central Consumer Protection Authority has escalated complaints involving Apple’s iOS 18 update to its investigation wing […]

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has one less AI battle to fight. Elon Musk’s X Corp and SpaceXAI have moved to dismiss their antitrust claims against Apple in a lawsuit that accused the iPhone maker and OpenAI of restricting competition in smartphones and generative AI chatbots. The filing ends Apple’s involvement in the case, although Musk’s companies […]

Nvidia and Apple generated nearly the same amount of revenue during their most recent quarters.

The ten-year Treasury yield just hit levels that should be crushing growth stocks, yet the Nasdaq-100 keeps refusing to fall. The reason comes down to six companies whose balance sheets are rewriting the rules of how rate pressure actually transmits.

The exact tech stack behind an $80K per month app built in just a few weeks by a non-developer:Tomer isn’t a developer. He had some high school coding experience and that’s it.Cursor had just come out, so he ran an experiment: could you actually build software “like it was magic with AI prompting”?Two weeks later he had a working version with all the main features. Two months later it was live on the App Store (most of that was waiting on Apple review).Today the app is doing over $80K/month.

Qualcomm just posted 61% automotive growth and raised its non-handset target to $40 billion, yet the market keeps valuing it like a company living and dying by smartphone chips. Something in that gap is worth a closer look.

If the artificial intelligence revolution doesn't live up to the hype, the whole market is going to feel it.

A federal jury in San Diego found Apple infringed two Taction Technology patents covering haptic technology.

Don't assume the conglomerate's Alphabet stake is "Apple 2.0"

Munster sees the opportunity spanning both consumer subscriptions and enterprise spending, arguing that paid AI adoption remains in its early stages.