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As Big Tech companies ramp up their capital expenditures, rising depreciation costs are threatening their margins and Wall Street seems to be vastly underestimating the impact.

The Federal Reserve cut policy rates by 25 basis points, to a range of 4% to 4.25%, and pencils in two more reductions this year.

Tesla shares are on track to snap their longest stretch of gains since May, but investor sentiment seems to be improving as Musk devotes himself more to the EV maker.

Serious lapses put Social Security numbers and other private information at risk, whistleblower claimed.

Some on Wall Street like to compare the current artificial-intelligence driven stock-market boom with the dot-com bubble of the 1990s.

BofA analysts cite AI, younger consumers and delivery speeds as positives for the big-box chain — but steeper price competition likely lies ahead.

A future executor is trying to consider the long game with their father’s estate.

As gold prices have climbed to new records, silver has emerged from the shadows — outshining the yellow metal with its own gain and reaching its highest price in 14 years.

Rambus is a memory-chip company exposed to AI and data centers, and an analyst sees its semiconductor revenue growing 40% this year.

Wedbush adopts a more cautious stance on Nintendo’s stock, saying Switch 2 forecasts may be out of whack and competition is heated.

The Fed’s first interest-rate cut in nearly a year may end a long pause in monetary policy. But for investors, the biggest question is how markets will react once the easing cycle resumes and, more importantly, what it means for their investment portfolios.

Workday’s stock has underperformed this year, but Elliott Management has taken a stake in the software maker and the company is doubling down on its AI initiatives.