Is Competition Heating Up in the AI Chip Market?
NVIDIA has been the clearest beneficiary of the advent of AI. Is the tide finally turning?
Is It Time To Sell Enterprise Products Partners LP (NYSE:EPD) Based Off Its PE Ratio?
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Raising the Payroll Tax by This Much Would Fix Social Security
Could you handle a 23% increase to your payroll tax liability?
Home Depot's $1.2 Billion Investment to Amazon-Proof Its Business
The home improvement retailer has thrived in recent years. But, far from resting, it has doubled down on building out its already impressive logistics infrastructure.
At This Point, Micron Stock Looks Pretty Much Unstoppable
Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MU) did it again. Strong earnings, and a stronger forecast from CEO Sanjay Mehotra, continued to power Micron stock upward, but bears won't let it go past the fundamentals so the memory chip maker is still a buy. On June 20 Micron reported net income of $3.823 billion, $3.10 per share, on revenue of $7.8 billion for the quarter. This compares to earnings of $1.65 billion, $1.40 per share, and revenues of $5.56 billion a year ago.
Altria's Best Hope for a Bounce
Find out how the tobacco stock could climb back in the second half.
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's has advice for Facebook and Google: Don't make the mistake we did (FB, GOOG, GOOGL, MSFT)
The backlash against Silicon Valley is growing. Steve Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft, has some advice for the likes of Facebook and Google: Accept you've screwed up, and work with regulators to fix it. As Silicon Valley battles scandals and increasing regulatory scrutiny, Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has warned Facebook and Google not to make the same mistake Microsoft did.