ASML Holding N.V. isn’t just a semiconductor equipment maker, it’s the only company in the world that produces extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines.
The USD/CAD currency pair's weekly forecast illustrates the fragility of the Canadian dollar as tariffs continue to reshape the outlook for the economy.
I haphazardly agreed to run a marathon with my dad, and the training I've been undergoing for the run reminds me of trading. After all, both trading and running take time, energy, and effort.
ChatGPT head Nick Turley recently admitted what every tech executive already knows: even 700 million weekly active users can’t make the math work without ads. This represents a stunning reversal from CEO Sam Altman’s earlier position.
In the face of a nearly 4% price drop in the past week, Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) investors have demonstrated unwavering interest, pouring over 15 billion DOGE, or approximately $3.42 billion, into the derivatives market in the last 24 hours.
CTV is growing rapidly, but hurdles in measurement, identity, and fraud remain. Fragmentation is the biggest issue, but shared identity systems and privacy-safe data can help build trust. Success will be evaluated based on incremental reach and sales lift. Privacy regulation is also reshaping strategies. CTV will soon be planned alongside YouTube as a major advertising channel on the big screen.
AT&T customers, both present and past, stand to receive up to $7,500 as part of a proposed $177 million settlement. This settlement is in response to two significant data breaches that affected millions of AT&T customers.
Every so often, there comes a stock that checks nearly every box: innovation, growth, strong fundamentals, and technical momentum. Iren Limited is one of those rare finds. The company sits at the intersection of the most exciting technology trends.
NetEase, Inc. reported its second-quarter 2025 results on Thursday, Aug. 14. The stock then closed the week's trading at $129.22, down from its previous close.
A 'cannibal stock' is a business that “eats” or buys back its shares. They can be very attractive investments. The reasoning? In the long run, stocks always follow Earnings Per Share. Here is a look at O’Reilly Automotive Inc. as an example.
