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Apple and Spotify are both investing heavily in their AI capabilities for music streaming customers. With both tech stocks off their recent highs, the payoff for investors willing to buy the dip could be considerable.

The Dow Jones fell even as Microsoft stock popped. Nvidia stock retook a key level. A trio of Warren Buffett stocks are near entries.

Wall Street has high expectations for Nvidia's earnings report on Wednesday but production constraints could be a spoiler for the fabless chipmaker.

Apple and Spotify are both investing heavily in their AI capabilities for music streaming customers. With both tech stocks off their recent highs, the payoff for investors willing to buy the dip could be considerable.

Johnson & Johnson stock falls to be the Dow's biggest loser. Tesla shares rise after six consecutive losing days.

As we continue to ride the wave of technological advancement, semiconductors and their applications in various industries stand at the forefront with robust growth prospects. Hence, fundamentally sound chip stocks NVIDIA (NVDA), ASML Holding (ASML), and Everspin Technologies (MRAM) could be quality additions to your watchlist. Keep reading.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average held up relatively well in the early going Friday, but sellers hit technology stocks again.

All the major indexes are below their 50-day lines as more leading stocks broke. AI stock leader Nvidia is still fighting.

While the major indexes finished lower for a second straight day, Target gained ground after its Q2 earnings beat.

The S&P 500 undercut its 50-day the first time since March. Target and 3 IPOs jumped on earnings. Tesla continued a wave of price cuts and discounts.

The tech sector has had a breakout year already, but analysts are still looking for significant upside from a few notable big-cap names. Here's a look at what Wall Street is expecting from Alibaba, Advanced Micro Devices, and Taiwan Semiconductor.