Google parent Alphabet has reportedly slashed hundreds of jobs in the division responsible for Android and its Chrome web browser as part of its latest restructuring.
The stock market is off to a rough start to 2025. It's never fun to see the value of your portfolio dwindle, and there's never any certainty about when a period of market volatility will end.
The tech-heavy NASDAQ exploded higher. All after President Trump reversed course on tariffs, with a 90-day delay.
There's a lot of understandable concern in the market right now. Tariff uncertainty and worries that rising prices could lead to an economic slowdown are pushing share prices down across nearly every sector, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks included.
Companies clearly love to see their stocks soar. But one potential problem is when the stock reaches such a high level that it actually becomes difficult for some investors to access it -- or when the stock "looks expensive" at a particular level even if valuation shows it's reasonably priced.
How does a company provide ever-rising value to its shareholders? Most people would simply say by growing.
The recent market pullback has created some nice bargains in the technology space. Let's look at three stocks you can buy before the next bull market run.
Ex-Google employee alleges executive drove him to point of depression and desperation.
Market headwinds have rarely felt this intense. With international tensions reaching critical levels, trade networks under severe pressure, and inflation's relentless grip on consumer spending power, investors face a genuinely challenging landscape.
Dating back more than three decades, Wall Street seemingly always has a next-big-thing trend or innovation to captivate the attention of investors. For the last two-plus years, nothing has been bigger than the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI).
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