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U.S. stocks extended their rise after a softer-than-expected October jobs report.

Intel's CEO made an open-market purchase of 6,775 shares Wednesday.

Apple could potentially see a fifth straight decline in year-over-year quarterly revenue, a grim milestone not seen going back to at least 1998.

While other tech executives gush over AI, Apple CEO Tim Cook didn't bring up the technology on Thursday's earnings call until an analyst asked about it.

Shares of Broadcom Inc. gained 0.4% in premarket trading Friday, after the semiconductor company said a German patent court said its patent related to video...

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Fabless semiconductor companies may be hit hard if they can't adapt to a major industry shift that's now underway.

Supermicro raised its annual forecast basd on growth in AI servers, but as more of its revenue comes from AI, the bigger the potential risk of a slowdown.

Treasury Secretary Yellen spoke in advance of a planned meeting between Biden and China's Xi. 'We need to get it right,' she said about U.S.-China relations.

Our call of the day discusses investing in potentially lucrative megatrends in an interview with Aspen Funds' co-founder and chief financial officer Bob Fraser