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Google co-founder Sergey Brin is reportedly moving companies and assets out of California amid concerns over a proposed wealth tax.
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin is reportedly moving companies and assets out of California amid concerns over a proposed wealth tax.

Most AI investors expect AI stocks to continue to move higher. Chip stocks look to be better bets than AI infrastructure stocks.

SoftBank and OpenAI are investing $1 billion in SB Energy to expand data center infrastructure in the U.S.

AI stocks, which have skyrocketed in recent years, have surely grown wealth for many investors. Investors have piled into these players to bet on what could be a game-changing technology.

Jim Cramer said uneventful labor data is allowing investors to focus on a broad rally spreading into overlooked parts of the market. Cramer said Apple and Nvidia are being sold to fund new opportunities, but urged investors to own the stocks rather than trade them.

Chase Coleman is a heavy investor in tech stocks. Despite what many deem to be high valuations, Coleman is heavily concentrated in the "Magnificent Seven.

Stock News California billionaire tax splits tech leaders: Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang said he's âfineâ with a proposed one-time 5% California wealth tax

Nvidia's rise throughout the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution primarily stems from its thriving data center business. The company has laid the groundwork to evolve into a multiplatform business beyond data centers.

Banking on the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, Sanjay Mehrotra-led Micron Technology, Inc. MU outperformed Wall Street's darling NVIDIA Corporation NVDA last year (+239.1% vs +38.8%). Can Micron repeat the feat, or will this year see NVIDIA having the upper hand?

Nvidia's data center chips are the foundational building blocks of the AI market. Broadcom's chips are helping data centers support those AI applications.

Tesla, Inc. faces mounting challenges as growth slows, competition intensifies, and its valuation becomes increasingly difficult to justify. TSLA is losing EV market share to rivals like XPeng and BYD, while its China shipments and Q4 deliveries decline amid waning demand. Nvidia's Alpamayo and DRIVE platform threaten TSLA's self-driving lead, with open-source, level-4-ready tech soon debuting in Mercedes-Benz vehicles.

Nvidia's stock is inexpensive despite its strong performance over the past few years. TSMC looks poised to continue to reap the benefits of the AI infrastructure buildout.

After nearly a year of uncertainty, China appears poised to approve the import of Nvidia H200 chips. Nvidia has orders for more than 2 million of these AI chips for Chinese customers.

Mizuho Securities highlighted AI-driven demand as a key factor for semiconductor stocks in 2026, naming Nvidia (NVDA), Lumentum (LITE), and Broadcom (AVGO) as i

Most AI stocks were down in December, but the wind shifted in January.

Nvidia (NVDA) stock rose about 0.5% on Friday morning after Lambda, an AI cloud infrastructure provider, revealed plans to raise at least $350 million in a pre-

JPMorgan Securities analysts have highlighted sustained strength in US equities as retail investors continue to deploy capital following a standout 2025. An ana

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) ended 2025 on a calm but encouraging note. December revenue climbed 20.4% from a year ago to about NT$335 billi

Large-cap growth stocks have dominated for so long because most investors have stopped looking at anything else. The thinking here is pretty simple in that why would you bother with mid-caps or small-caps when you can own the Magnificent Seven and watch your portfolio compound by double digits annually. The thing is, this thinking is... Why 2026 Could Be the Year Mid-Cap Value Dividend Stocks Finally Win.

Rising global chip sales and AI-driven demand put ADI, NVDA, MTSI and ASYS in focus as semiconductor stocks gain momentum in a strong market.