Renaissance Technologies cut its Nvidia stock stake by 99.7% and ended the quarter with $2.24 billion in two other tech holdings.

Tech stocks are sinking (again) in the wake of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's ouster yesterday. The Nasdaq Composite is down around 1.5%. Here are the tech stocks (mostly chip makers and AI data centers) f

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were down Friday afternoon, as chip stocks sold off in the wake of Jensen Huang resigning from his CEO role at semiconductor giant Nvidia. The Dow was flirting with positive territory in late-afternoon trading.

Alphabet is spending up to $205 billion this year to expand its AI infrastructure. The spending is already paying off, with Google Cloud revenue surging 103% in the third quarter and operating income tripling to $11.1 billion. It's far cheaper than the ...

Tech and semiconductor stocks are rallying again on Monday, with the exception of Nvidia, which is falling on news of the company’s investigation into Jensen Huang.

One of these chipmakers is riding a record AI-driven surge, while the other is working to reinvent itself beyond the smartphone.

The Nasdaq-100 fund QQQ just closed 10% below a one-year high for the 28th time since 1999. Here is what the fund did 3, 6 and 12 months after the other 27, including the three times it kept falling,

Dell Technologies has dropped significantly on the stock market lately, but its impressive growth can trigger a bull run in 2027.

Tech stocks plunged, putting the Nasdaq 100 index on course for a more than $1 trillion drop when the opening bell rings at 9:30 am ET in New York.

Tetra Tech reported fourth quarter 2026 sales of US$1,337.36 million and net income of US$131.72 million, with funded backlog reaching about US$4.67 billion and record operating income for the full year.

Major U.S. stock benchmarks closed mostly lower Friday, as investors sold off technology stocks in the wake of artificial-intelligence chip giant Nvidia announcing the resignation of its CEO Jensen Huang.