The Wedbush analyst thinks there are still winners to be found among software stocks despite the recent sell-off.

Cameco and NuScale will thrive in a warmer nuclear market.

Anthropic's AI tool adapts a workplace assistant for white-collar industries.

For investors willing to take the risk, the Russell 2000 has several members that pay income, offer potential appreciation ...

Shares of U.S. software and data services companies extended their tumble for a seventh straight session on Thursday as ...

US stocks were lower Thursday, continuing a recent patch of volatility, as Wall Street grappled with persistent nerves about artificial intelligence and economic data showed the labor market weakened ...

Investors were assessing on Wednesday whether a selloff in global software stocks this week had gone too far, as they weighed ...

World stocks dropped for a fifth day in the last six on Thursday as concerns about the exploding costs of the AI boom drove ...

Major stock indexes plummeted Thursday, with technology shares extending recent declines. Meanwhile, bitcoin fell below $67,000 and silver sank.

People debating whether software stocks deserved to get hit so hard are overlooking a bigger question.

Over the last five years, it's achieved average annual returns of 14.12%, while its expense ratio of 0.50% is reasonable ...

So, there's a lot going on with Microsoft, which is why revenue in the second quarter of fiscal 2026 (ending Dec. 31, 2025) ...