Finance

Bloom Energy is well-positioned to serve AI data centers, but so is high-yield Brookfield Renewable.

A brutal one-day drop has investors asking whether the memory rally has finally run out of room.

One of these two auto stocks could be in deep trouble, the other just isn’t cheap enough yet to justify jumping aboard.

The leading AI model builders are relentless in their pursuit of power and compute.

The software giant just had the best year in its history. Its stock has lost more than half its value since September.

Investing in space is no longer a dream or science fiction, but a trillion-dollar opportunity.

Nvidia and Palantir are teaming up to bring open AI models to government agencies.

This Medicare Advantage insurer leverages proprietary technology to manage care costs. A key insider recently trimmed their stake.

CrowdStrike stock has rocketed higher by 70% this year.

NuScale Power is at the forefront of the small modular nuclear reactor industry, but it hasn’t sold its first reactor yet.

The stock lost about 20% in the first half.

One faces a $17.6 billion buyout with mounting losses; the other is trimming assets post-merger while bleeding cash.

The memory maker recently posted the best quarter in its history. So why are the shares well off their peak?

This year’s swell of fundraising through new public offerings hints at a kind of dangerous overconfidence we’ve seen before.

Amazon Web Services announced that it will be investing $1 billion to implement forward deployed engineers in customer environments.

One of its rivals is apparently a suitor for a major auto retailing and distribution business.

Success in the EV market isn’t guaranteed, but Rivian’s recent moves appear to be the right ones.

Marvell is evolving from a legacy chipmaker into a high-growth AI play.

Meta wants to become more like its hyperscaler peers.

Small caps just had their best first half since 1991.