Garmin Ltd. (NYSE:GRMN) is filed away in most investors’ heads as the company that used to make running watches, before Apple came along and took the category. That is the received wisdom, and the numbers say the opposite. The shares closed at $295.05 on September 24, up close to a quarter this year. Revenue grew […]
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) entered September with two things to prove: that it could still surprise consumers with new hardware and that its slow start in generative AI had not left it permanently behind. Its first major product event under CEO John Ternus offered an answer to both. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) unveiled the iPhone Duo, its first […]
Apple may be saving its biggest iPhone surprise for 2027.
Selling stock to cover a tax bill feels like punishing yourself for saving, but retirees with a $900K portfolio have a smarter option hiding in plain sight across three very different ETFs.
Dell Technologies' (DELL) management no longer leads its earnings calls with the topic it stressed two years ago. That topic has not disappeared. Management still talks about it. The business behind it still brought in $51.0 billion, about 45% of Dell's revenue, in fiscal 2026. So it matters to you. What did Dell's management use to lead with.
Chip stocks fell along with the broader market on Thursday as the U.S. and China held trade talks in Washington, D.C.
Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon wrote that the lack of “specificity” in the renewal announcement “gives us a little bit of pause.”
Market leadership has rarely felt this concentrated, with Apple and Nvidia together now carrying more than 15% of the S&P 500 and pulling a tight circle of suppliers into the spotlight. That kind of focus can magnify both upside and risk, which is exactly why investors are watching every product launch and guidance update so closely. This article walks through three stocks closely exposed to that story, and why each one could matter for your portfolio. The stocks below are just a starting...
Yahoo Finance Technology Editor Dan Howley joins Market Domination host Brooke DiPalma to report on the next round of wearable devices focused on listening to collect data, including built-in cameras in Meta's (META) Smart Glasses and the Apple (AAPL) Watch's use of the "Live Rewind" feature, as well as the privacy and consent concerns this could raise.
Everyone's talking about the meteoric rise of Meta's Muse, but Zuck's real power move dropped a day later: a secretive, keychain-sized AI device with a camera and mic, shipped months ahead of OpenAI's rumored rival. Host Ejaaz Ahamadeen breaks down the Muse Charm news from Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii, and unpacks the biggest stories of the week from Meta Connect and beyond.
After Nvidia, AMD and Apple design the AI chips and TSMC makes them, TSE Technology steps in to complete the process.
Something happened to Apple stock on Sept. 23 that has not happened since Tim Cook was running the company.
Meta Platforms Inc., Apple Inc., OpenAI, Microsoft Corp. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. are taking different positions across the AI market as demand for computing power continues to outstrip supply and new AI formats broaden adoption. CLSA Sees Chip Shortage...
Some consumer, technology and industrial components form a solid core of possibilities for investors.
Meta Platforms Inc.‘s new Muse AI agent could become the most widely used consumer artificial intelligence app since OpenAI‘s ChatGPT, according to analysts at JPMorgan, after the app quickly climbed to No. 1 on Apple‘s U.S. App Store following its...
Qualcomm Shares Drop After Apple Extends Long-Running Licensing Pact