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U.S. stock futures fell early Tuesday with Apple shares leading big tech lower after report of slowing China iPhone sales.

The companies said those ambitions would take time to realize, and their forecasts for the months ahead disappointed investors, in one way or another.

Tesla Inc.’s stock sank again on Monday, costing Elon Musk his title as world’s richest person.

Four biggest tech ‘hyperscale’ cloud companies expected to spend almost $200 billion annually in 2025

Target Corp., which reports its fourth-quarter results on Tuesday morning, enjoyed strong foot traffic to its stores in 2023 before seeing a dip in January, according to data from analytics company Placer.ai.

Potential ramifications extend far beyond the courtroom.

With political gridlock becoming the norm in Washington, Big Tech is less likely to face anti-monopoly threats.

Jason Kelce just retired from the NFL, where he made over $80 million playing for the Philadelphia Eagles

While this doesn’t necessarily mean the artificial-intelligence-driven boom in U.S. stocks is ripe for a selloff, Krinsky thinks the market is overdue for a bout of volatility.

GitLab Inc.’s stock dropped 12% in after-hours trading Monday after the company posted quarterly results that topped analysts’ estimates but issued weak guidance.

Bond yields climbed on Monday while traders awaited Fed Powell’s congressional testimony and a fresh slew of labor-market data due later this week.

While those banks face headwinds, they’re large enough to absorb any potential impact, analysts say