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Palantir Technologies' Alex Karp is reportedly the most affluent U.S. tech company boss as the company's market cap spikes.

Alibaba's Tsai discusses AI's potential to improve equity research and law, projecting a $10T market and benefit for Alibaba's cloud business.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio reiterated his stance on China's dominance in the application and usage of artificial intelligence technology.

Apple is betting on a new immersive Metallica concert to reignite interest in its $3,499 Vision Pro headset.

Former President Ronald Reagan warned that tariffs "destroy prosperity," but in a stark reversal, President Donald Trump is doubling down on protectionist trade policies — a move that's now threatening to raise costs across the U.S. tech sector, from Apple and Nvidia to Amazon and Tesla.

As Apple reportedly reconsiders its AR glasses strategy, Google is moving forward with a $115 million acquisition of eye-tracking startup AdHawk to bolster its next-gen smart glasses efforts.

Meta (NASDAQ: META) is testing its first in-house chip for AI training, aiming to reduce reliance on suppliers like Nvidia and cut infrastructure costs.

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with the CEOs of America's largest corporations on Tuesday, amidst growing economic concerns and a recent slump in stock values.

Market on edge ahead of pivotal inflation report as traders hope for signs of cooling prices. Nasdaq down 13% in 3 weeks, recession fears mount.

Louis Navellier says that China can bypass the U.S. restrictions on the export of AI system supporting chips and access Nvidia's products.

Apple Inc. is preparing for what Mark Gurman described as "one of the most dramatic software overhauls" in the iPhone maker's history, with iOS 19 set to transform the smartphone's interface later in 2025.

Tesla rival XPeng is contemplating a significant investment in humanoid robots, potentially reaching up to $13.80 billion.

The world's top tech billionaires saw their fortunes plummet on Monday as markets tumbled, with the Magnificent Seven tech giants shedding approximately $780 billion in market capitalization during a single trading session.

Tesla Inc. continues trading at 101 times its 2025 estimated non-GAAP earnings while key metrics decline, prompting GLJ Research's Gordon Johnson to sound alarm on Monday as tech stocks face a significant market correction.

Ark Funds CEO Cathie Wood forecasts a "deflationary boom" as markets tumbled on Monday, with the Magnificent Seven tech stocks shedding approximately $780 billion in market capitalization.

The Magnificent Seven tech companies, including Tesla, which make up 30% of the S&P 500, saw major losses on Monday due to recession fears.

Foxconn built AI model FoxBrain in 4 weeks with reasoning capabilities, aiming to advance manufacturing and supply chain management.

Google faces little relief as DOJ maintains restrictions in antitrust battle. Ban on choice screens could shift Apple's role in search market.

Meta Platforms is preferred by investors as it is "less leveraged," as compared to the other 'Magnificent 7' stocks, explains an analyst.

Apple's Eddy Cue praised Severance as Apple TV+'s most culturally impactful hit while reaffirming the company's "quality over quantity" strategy in a crowded streaming market.

Apple has unveiled a host of new products within a short span of two weeks, straying from its traditional staggered launch strategy.

Whirlwind of tech activity with AI in focus: Elon Musk's xAI expands, Apple delays Siri upgrade, Meta may add subscriptions & ads, Palantir delivers AI-powered battle stations, Ex-Google CEO warns against global race for superintelligent AI.

The past week was a rollercoaster for Apple with delays in AI upgrades, legal challenges and product teasers.

Trump criticizes UK for Apple encryption demand, Melania advocates for online safety, Tim Cook teases new product, Honor invests in AI, Google disables extensions for Chrome users.

The Justice Department has reaffirmed its demand to break up Google, pushing for the sale of Chrome and restrictions on its search business.

Apple has delayed its next-gen Siri upgrade, citing the need for more development time, while internal reports suggest significant issues could push the AI-powered features back until iOS 20 or later.

In the face of Beijing's crackdown on Taiwan independence supporters, Taiwan is contemplating issuing travel advisories for its citizens visiting countries closely aligned with China, including Laos and Cambodia.

Xiaomi's 16 Pro flagship is set to feature a 3D-printed metal mid-frame, a move that renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests could spark a manufacturing shift in the smartphone industry, much like Apple's CNC machining revolution for MacBook unibody casings.

Elizabeth Warren is challenging tech giants over a potential $75 billion tax benefit tied to Trump's proposed cuts, demanding transparency on their lobbying efforts.

SPY is a popular ETF tracking the S&P 500 index, with a large asset base and exposure to stable large-cap companies. However, it faces competition from other low-cost ETFs like VOO and IVV.

Analyst expects Apple's first foldable iPhone to have larger screens, AI-driven features, and a price tag above $2,000. Production to start in 2026.

Today's economic calendar includes Initial and Continuing Jobless Claims and more. See how to trade the market as it reacts to key catalysts.

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, as well as an advisor to President Donald Trump, has put forth a proposal for the privatization of the U.S. Postal Service and Amtrak.

Apple's latest MacBook Air, featuring the advanced M4 chip, promises enhanced performance with a 10-core CPU and up to 10-core GPU, delivering speeds up to twice as fast as the M1 model. Offering up to 18 hours of battery life, improved AI capabilities with ChatGPT integration, and a 12MP camera, the new MacBook Air is available for pre-order starting at $999.

As the technology giants decline in 2025, an analyst says that the slide could be a buying opportunity anticipating a technical bounce back.

Chinese smartphone manufacturers are joining forces with Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) artificial intelligence (AI) to take on international tech behemoths such as Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Samsung Electronics Co. (OTC: SSNLF).

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is urging the U.S. government to reconsider its antitrust cases, warning that potential breakup proposals could harm the American economy and national security.

President Donald Trump's congressional address triggered significant after-hours market movements across a wide range of stocks.