Microsoft (MSFT)

Investors have good reason to pay attention to how much money companies distribute back to shareholders.

Google says breaking Bitcoin's signatures needs fewer than 500,000 qubits. The best machines running today have about 2,500.

One company is growing at a pace that is almost impossible to find in semiconductors. The other has reinvented itself as a contracted AI infrastructure play with billions in guaranteed revenue.

The AI developer is reportedly gearing up for an initial public offering this fall at a valuation near $2 trillion.

Broadcom, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft are all trading close to flat for the year.

A growing number of risks are threatening the bull market in stocks.

The names are not surprising. What is surprising, however, is just how big these companies have become, and how fast.

Here are the numbers I'll be paying attention to in Anthropic's S-1.

Some members of the group look dirt cheap.

Warren Buffett says that too many people have a gambling mindset and are speculating instead of investments.

Past returns aren't guaranteed to repeat, but investors could still see huge upside.

Its performance this year has been underwhelming, but its long-term appeal is strong.

Both funds are built on the same market leaders. The difference is how much -- and what gets left out.

Joby Aviation is flying high over a multitrillion-dollar opportunity.

These stocks should benefit from long-term tailwinds in energy demand over the coming decade.

So what turned a halted ticker into a tenfold winner -- and can revenue keep pace with the spending?

The artificial intelligence infrastructure specialist is growing sales, but its stock is down more than 50% from its 52-week high.

For many UAE businesses, Oracle E-Business Suite remains a key system for finance, supply chain, HR, procurement, and other core operations. But running EB

VT's more than 10,000 holdings deliver broader diversification and lower costs, while NZAC's climate screen targets ESG-aligned outcomes with concentrated exposure.

Oak Ridge, IonQ, and NVIDIA used generative AI to cut quantum circuit compilation from 11 minutes to 28 seconds, a milestone with implications for IONQ and NVDA investors.

AMD's data center momentum goes up against Texas Instruments' fortress balance sheet in a classic growth-versus-stability face-off.