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Both are leaders in the cloud computing space, but their investment cases are quite different.

Tech stocks have slipped in recent days.

White House reportedly prevented Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai from testifying at a Senate child safety hearing on social media.

Gates prefers relatively boring businesses over high-flying tech stocks for his portfolio.

Intel is riding its own momentum wave.

Uber's stock has dropped despite posting impressive results.

This exchange-traded fund regularly outperforms the broader market thanks to its high degree of exposure to the technology industry.

Netflix is down big, but the investment thesis is stronger than ever.

The retail giant has a lot to be excited about, but at what cost to investors?

It may not duplicate those impressive results, but it has all the tools it needs.

Honeywell's spin-off was the catalyst for replacing Verizon with Alphabet in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

If you're wondering whether a News API or Google Alerts is better for monitoring news, the answer depends on how quickly and how deeply you need access to

It's not much of a contest.

Oil crashed. Gold tanked. Stocks barely looked up from their proverbial phones. Meanwhile, the Dow is getting a major upgrade next week.

Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) shares are rising on Wednesday after the company was selected to join the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

The core philosophies haven't changed; they're just applied differently.

Alphabet looks poised to become bigger than Nvidia over the next decade.

Reddit (RDDT) present at Cannes Lions festival. Discussing AI and agentic AI. Analyst maintains Buy rating and $300 price target.

Berkshire's investments show who it thinks will be a winner in AI.

SpaceX's business now goes beyond rocket launches and internet service.

IonQ has delivered technical innovations and massive growth, but it comes with a higher degree of risk.

Wall Street analysts anticipate more upside for U.S. stocks in the second half of 2026.

There's a new apple of Greg Abel's eye at Berkshire Hathaway.

Wall Street analysts view Nvidia as a very attractive buy at current prices.

SpaceX and Tesla have no shortage of big ideas, and putting both companies under one umbrella could make the most sense for long-term investors.