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Exchange-traded funds could provide good diversification.

Google's parent company is making all the right moves to corner the AI market, which makes it a safer bet than anything you'll see on a prediction market.

These three market leaders are must-owns.

Some tech stocks are pulling back, but each of these has a long-term growth window.

Meet the new boss -- (pretty much) the same as the old boss.

This week in tech saw Netflix drop its pursuit of Warner to focus on organic growth, Amazon, Google and Microsoft continue supporting Anthropic despite Pentagon restrictions, Alibaba showcase its AI handling 200 million orders while hiring a former DeepMind scientist, and investor Michael Burry urge Adobe to acquire Midjourney to stay competitive in AI-driven creative tools.

Alphabet has enticing growth opportunities and plenty of capital to support those ambitions.

Weekend tech and finance roundup: Apple unveils AI-powered Macs and MacBook Neo, Apple TV joins Roku, and Google flags a major iOS cybersecurity threat.

The market is gifting investors several potentially incredible buying opportunities.

AST SpaceMobile stock has surged over the last couple of years.

Paramount has won the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery, but it was Netflix stock that soared on the news.

Alphabet's cloud computing segment is soaring, but investors must weigh this momentum against the company's massive capital expenditure plans.

Accelerating growth and stellar guidance haven't been enough to help the stock in 2026.

With earnings season about over, now is a great time to buy shares of some leading tech stocks.

Many U.S. companies are cash rich at the moment, something investors should look for.

Google spun off Aalyria in 2022, but held on to a stake in the satellite communications company.

This bargain stock may become the biggest AI winner over time.

Alphabet ties CEO Sundar Pichai's new equity package to the performance of Waymo and Wing, reflecting confidence in the growth potential of its "Other Bets."

Amazon and Google will continue offering Anthropic's AI to commercial clients despite the Pentagon labeling it a supply chain risk.

Nvidia has been the belle of the quarterly earnings ball for quite some time.

Claar Advisors opened a new position in Callaway, a leading golf equipment company known for its clubs, balls, and apparel. With golf participation remaining steady, investors are watching whether new product launches can continue to drive equipment upgrades and earnings.

While Nvidia continues to post jaw-dropping revenue growth, Alphabet's massive cloud backlog and diversified business model offer the predictability long-term investors crave.

According to a report from CNBC, a Google spokesperson said on Friday that the U.S. government’s ‘ban’ of the AI startup does not “preclude” companies from using Anthropic on non-defense related projects.