The artificial-intelligence trade may be one of the prevailing narratives in the stock market right now, but it turns out one “boring” sector is actually beating Big Tech in 2025 — utilities.

Record market gains fueled by spending and speculation on artificial intelligence prompt comparison with the late 1990s internet boom — and fears of a bust.

This AI infrastructure company has zoomed higher in recent months, and it has the potential to deliver more upside.

Stock splits don’t create any value whatsoever, but when they are announced, they tend to attract considerable attention from retail investors. Indeed, more accessibility for everyday investors is a good thing,

This shareholder-focused strategy has delivered extraordinary results in 2025, with the stock posting a remarkable 55% year-to-date

Arm stock jumped 11% on Monday on the news. Arm is a high-priced tech company, and China is a major buyer of the semiconductors and smartphones that contain Arm's technology, so the thaw in tensions was clearly a positive sign for the company.

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers is pushing the U.S. energy grid to its limits. As AI demands grow, the power needs of these facilities are skyrocketing.  BofA Global Research released a report highlighting the rise in rack-level power density,

The firm, which creates silicon photonics solutions that utilize light instead of electricity to transfer data between chips, has garnered heightened

Microsoft's Copilot is already helping generate billions in revenue, while Apple is in the midst of enhancing its iPhones with new AI features.

By Stephen Culp NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wall Street stocks advanced and gold prices surged ever upward on Thursday as solid corporate earnings helped investors look past simmering trade tensions between the United States and China.