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With ambitious plans to expand its sphere and take on Disney's kingdom, the streaming giant also looks to launch a breakout for Netflix stock.

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) summer rally is facing its first real test as institutional ETF flows, which helped fuel the move to fresh highs, show signs of strain.

Palantir, Oracle, AMD and other growth leaders broke key levels Tuesday. Investors should take action.

Amazon.com Inc’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) shares have been under pressure due to tariffs, declining growth in its core verticals, and increased competition.

Car manufacturers are no longer merely selling vehicles. Their products now include software, subscriptions, and AI-driven features.

Shares of Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX) are trading lower Tuesday afternoon, despite a lack of company specific news for the session. Here’s what investors need to know.

Nvidia Corp’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) uneasy dance between Washington and Beijing is quickly becoming a market-defining saga for China-focused tech ETFs. The chipmaker is gearing up to ship its new AI chip, likely to be called the B30A processor, next month, according to a Reuters report. This new product will be a…

Five years after the explosive rally that turned Cathie Wood's ARK Innovation ETF (CBOE: ARKK) into a retail phenomenon, ARKK is once again outshining Big Tech — but the dynamics fueling this rally feel more grounded than the zero-rate, stimulus-fueled mania of 2020.

In the face of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut in September, a strategist from Goldman Sachs has cast doubt on the likelihood of a resulting stock market surge.

A number of companies keep showing up on lists of top holdings of AI-focused ETFs—here's why they may be worth a closer look.

A candid Reddit post from a tech worker approaching 40 has sparked widespread discussion about wealth benchmarks, retirement planning, and the psychology of financial success. Despite having accumulated $700,000 in liquid investments with his wife and maintaining strong financial habits, the original poster feels “perilously behind on building wealth.”