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The MarketWatch 50 lists the traders, corporate chiefs, AI players, policy makers and experts who are having an impact on the market — and your wallet.

ASML Holding, the Dutch company that makes the chip-making machines used by the major players in the semiconductor industry, is on Wednesday due to report results that could provide some insight into the health of the AI sector as well as into the impact of trade restrictions on exports to China.

Empire State factory gauge slumps to negative 11.9, weaker than expected

Mitie Group, a provider of outsourcing services, said the provision of “surge response” security services for the U.K. Home Office was one factor behind a 13% rise in revenue in the first half

Walgreens’ stock has been hammered this year as consumer shopping patterns have changed, but the company’s latest earnings are getting better reception.

Microsoft and other tech giants including Oracle, Amazon.com, Apple and Alphabet need more electricity to energize their AI future.

As China ramps up its renewable-energy production, the U.S. risks becoming dependent on outdated energy sources.

Johnson & Johnson shares rose 0.7% in premarket trades Tuesday after the drugmaker reported better-than-expected third-quarter sales and raised full-year revenue guidance.

What you do with required minimum distributions depends on your eventual plans for that money

Inflation could be a problem, but real growth and profits should be robust.

Boeing Co.’s stock BA rose 2.8% premarket Tuesday, after the aerospace giant said it has entered a $10 billion supplemental credit agreement with a group of banks, easing concerns about its liquidity position.

Strategists Jason DeSena Trennert and Ryan Grabinski, of the institutional brokerage Strategas, point out that 117 of the S&P 500 companies have a lower credit-default swap spread than the United States government