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Amazon and Microsoft are two huge players in the AI realm that don't get enough credit.

Artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor stocks have largely outperformed the S&P 500 over the last few years.

These stocks are cheap given their AI-related growth prospects.

Warren Buffett focuses on stocks with solid fundamentals and vast moats, which explains why these three picks made his list.

There are lots of choices, but these are at the top of my list.

When the market turns red, you can find security in stable blue chip stocks.

This high-flying chip stock is poised for another big year.

Plenty of companies do just fine regardless of the economic environment.

If you want to bet big on tech stocks, these are arguably the best picks around.

Coming off a fantastic 2025, this semiconductor and data center specialist kicked off 2026 with a bang.

AMD is making waves as a potential challenger to Nvidia's data center dominance. Here's why it's worth considering for your portfolio.

The market is giving investors a great sale price on many of the top AI stocks.

The software giant's competitive advantages may be more threatened than I previously thought.

The data center spending spree is ramping up.

The billionaire is taking his hedge fund public, but you don't have to wait for the IPO.

Management's disciplined decision to walk away from a massive acquisition pleased the market, but has the stock's rebound already priced in the good news?

Here's why the growth stock's pullback on Friday may have been an overreaction.

Both companies are notable holdings in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio, but one offers a more compelling mix of growth and durability.

Agentic AI is already here and these two companies have emerged as early leaders.

-link data-ticker=GOOGL data-exchange=NASDAQ href=https://www.benzinga.com/quote/GOOGL target=_blank rel=noopener>(NASDAQ: GOOGL), One week after we celebrated the International Women's day, here is a stark reminder how the C-suite remains underrepresented by women.Data from a leadership-focused ETF underscores how uncommon female leadership remains among large U.S. companies. The Wedbush ReturnOnLeadership U.S. Large-Cap ETF (ARCA: EXEQ) universe of 50 companies, only about 10% are led by women CEOs. Those include Jayshree Ullal of Arista Networks Inc (NYSE: ANET), Lori Koch of DuPont de Nemours Inc (NYSE: DD), Martina Cheung of S&P Global Inc (NYSE: SPGI), Ashley McEvoy of Insulet Corp (NASDAQ: PODD) and Debra Cafaro of Ventas Inc (NYSE: VTR). The ETF tracks companies ranked through a leadership execution framework developed by Indiggo. Janeen Gelbart, co-founder and CEO of the firm, said the methodology evaluates corporate leadership broadly rather than focusing on individual executives.

A stock split doesn't change a company's fundamentals, but it can shift market sentiment.

Though some volatility is inevitable along the way, these companies' businesses are built to last.

Nvidia stock got a solid boost from three of the last four annual flagship GTCs -- and investors are hoping for the same this year.

Despite continued volatility, stocks have stayed resilient as investors navigate the fog of war. The story is largely about oil. When the price of crude oil goes up, stocks go down and vice versa. However, the larger word is uncertainty. Specifically, how long will the conflict continue, and what will normal look like for energy prices when it’s over?