These are the top tech stocks based on best value, fastest growth, and most momentum. Bloomberg/Getty Images February saw a sharp selloff in leading tech names, with Nvidia (NVDA) pulling back as ...

This month marks five years since the covid market downturn. Though the initial downturn on March 9, 2020, was dramatic—the US stock market lost nearly 8% in one day—the US stock market ...

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Elon Musk reported a significant cyberattack on X, potentially by a coordinated group or nation. Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, has offered assistance. Pro-Palestinian group Dark Storm ...

This was evidenced Monday by Big Tech’s historic decline in market capitalization. The “Magnificent Seven” grouping of large technology stocks collectively shed $759 billion in market cap ...

The S&P 500 bounced back on Tuesday after Wall Street finally got some good news out of Washington, D.C. The market benchmark was up 0.1% after falling to a level earlier in the day that would ...

The company’s market value has contracted by nearly a third in just two months after reaching a peak in January. Among the tech majors, Tesla experienced the largest decline, with its shares ...

Infosys and Wipro ADRs decline over 3% on NYSE after Accenture's earnings report (Image: Reuters) The slump in tech stocks is primarily on the back of slowdown concerns in the US and the sharp ...

Since about November to now, that usage has grown about 50% already.” When asked about competition from big tech giants like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Srinivasan said it can only be tackled by ...

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Eight tech titans have taken a $266 billion blow to their collective wealth this year. Their combined net worth fell by $64 billion on Monday as the Nasdaq had its worst day since 2022.

The United States’ stock market has shed more than $1.7 trillion in value after US President Donald Trump declined to rule out the possibility the economy could enter a recession this year.