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Applied Materials shares look set to continue to benefit from recent chip-sector strength, while Broadcom’s stock should rebound as AI-chip revenue grows.

This week’s sharp rebound in U.S. stocks is offering some welcome respite from the relentless selling that has rocked global markets over the past month.

Don’t think about indexed universal life insurance as a “stock alternative” as IULs are a type of life-insurance policy. Think about what kind of life insurance you’d want, if any.

Investors have become less interested in Tesla’s car business lately, but some analysts see that as shortsighted.

“I assumed that uploading documents to a secure vault meant they would be handled safely.”

Worries over AI spending and the sustainability of demand have been weighing on the tech sector.

Shares of RH plummeted toward a six-year low Wednesday, after the high-end furniture retailer’s latest earnings report and outlook suggested that even the super-rich have cut back spending on their homes.

Oppenheimer analysts still believe in Nike’s turnaround but concede they are becoming “at least somewhat frustrated.” So they think sporting-goods retailer Dick’s is worth a look.

Micron has added $43.8 billion to its market value so far on Wednesday.

Lilly’s new GLP-1 medication, which is called Foundayo, can be taken once daily at anytime. It will compete against the Wegovy pill.

New data provide estimates of what college actually costs for families with different incomes, helping them sharpen their savings targets.

SpaceX reportedly filed confidential IPO paperwork, setting the stage for a listing as soon as June.