Recent tariffs and trade restrictions under President Donald Trump's administration have temporarily cooled the artificial intelligence (AI)- fueled bull market, with the benchmark S&P 500 retreating 3.6% since the start of the year. Despite this short-term volatility, however, the AI market is on track to reach an eye-catching $1.8 trillion in total value by 2030, according to industry analysts.
Buying shares of industry leaders that are drowning in cash is a simple but effective long-term investment strategy. Winners tend to keep on winning, and with that in mind, investors might want to consider using the market sell-off to add a few "Magnificent Seven" stocks to their portfolio.
Shares of Alphabet Inc. NASDAQ: GOOGL, Google's parent company, have officially entered a bear market, down 22% from their 52-week highs. The decline is part of a broader selloff in U.S. equities, driven by trade war threats, tariffs, and capital outflows into outperforming European, Asian, and emerging markets.
Google is suing a man it says was part of a scam network creating fake businesses on Google Maps. The network allegedly collected and sold the personal data of users who contacted those businesses.
Class action lawsuit alleged company discriminated against minority background staff on pay and career opportunities
While the stock market volatility over the past month hasn't been all that great for many investors' portfolios, it has helped in one regard. This recent sell-off has pushed the stock prices of several quality technology companies into bargain territory.
A former employee says she languished at the same job level while white and Asian peers got extra pay and promotions.
Tech giant Google has reached a deal with Wiz to purchase the cloud cybersecurity startup. The all-cash deal, announced Tuesday, amounts to $32 billion.
Google is buying cybersecurity firm Wiz for $32bn — its biggest acquisition ever. It's also the biggest deal of the year so far and a major test for Donald Trump's antitrust regime.
Google parent Alphabet is reportedly close to a deal to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz for $30 billion after a $23 billion deal fell through last summer. The companies are in advanced talks and could close a deal soon if last-minute problems don't arise like they did earlier, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Monday (March 17), citing unnamed sources.
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