Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS)

GQG Partners report warns the AI tech bubble may be worse than the 1999 crash, citing record CapEx and "dotcom-era overvaluation."

According to a report by Fortune, Google also consulted with more than 60 organizations spanning finance and e-commerce, including Salesforce, American Express, and Etsy.

Magnite has alleged Google’s practices locked publishers into its systems and steered business to its own exchange, harming rivals and stifling innovation.

For well under $100, you can buy one share of this under-the-radar AI exchange-traded fund (ETF) that looks poised to continue to outperform the market.

Famed short-seller Jim Chanos bets against AI hype, taking the "under" on Brookfield's forecast of 10x AI data center growth to 82GW.

Gold miners are crushing Nvidia as investors turn to undervalued commodities. McDonald predicts shift from overhyped financial assets to hard assets.

According to a report by the Information, Amazon’s consumer-facing AR glasses are codenamed Jayhawk, and its AR glasses for delivery drivers are internally known as Amelia.

Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) founder Charles Hoskinson said in an interview aired Tuesday that the “Magnificent Seven” tech giants could drive cryptocurrency’s next phase of growth.

Investor Gary Black says tech stocks could soar if 10-year Treasury yields drop below 4%. Get expert analysis from Jeremy Siegel & BlackRock.

AI mentions in S&P 500 earnings calls hit a record 287 in Q2, sparking a fierce debate among analysts on an AI bubble vs. a true revolution.

I/O Fund's Beth Kindig warns of an AI bubble in software stocks still in the R&D stage and explains where investors can find real value now.

The Powerball drawing set for Saturday Sept. 6 continues to grow and is approaching records, currently set at $1.8 billion.

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), announced on Tuesday the upcoming launch of a first-of-its-kind futures offering that provides exposure to top U.S. tech stocks and cryptocurrency simultaneously.

According to The New York Times report, sources said that one group will focus on AI research, another on products, a third on infrastructure, and the fourth on AI hardware.

Berkshire Hathaway sold 20 million shares in Apple in the June quarter.