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The AI chip market is booming, but can it keep up with investor spending
Let the chips fall where they may, micro-chips that is. With high demand from the AI boom, chip companies in the semiconductor sector are cashing in.
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Retail
Has Williams-Sonoma Stock Hit Its Ceiling?
After months of impressive growth, home furnishing retailer Williams-Sonoma’s stock is poised to hit a wall.
UnitedHealth Group
Vertiv’s AI-fueled rally puts data center infrastructure spending to the test
The stock market has turned a once little-known maker of data center equipment into one of the biggest names in AI infrastructure.
Company Insights
What’s behind Verizon’s turnaround in 2026?
Telecom stocks are seeing bigger swings, but a clear winner has emerged thus far. In October 2025, Verizon’s outlook seemed more uncertain than ever.
Stocks
K-shaped economy keeps luxury homebuilder stocks steady despite high-rate environment
While homebuilding stocks lag the broader market, builders selling to wealthy buyers are faring better than those selling starter homes There’s no place like home, but investors are finding plenty of places they’d rather put their money.
Stocks
AI hype seeping into real estate: Data Center REITs, Equinix and DLR
Home prices are climbing and so are mortgage rates, but one area of the real estate sector is thriving. No surprise: it’s AI-related.
Company Insights
Crown Castle’s Plunge Shows the Future of U.S. Cell Towers
The need for wireless connectivity keeps rising with every new smartwatch and self-driving car.
Company Insights
Nike Stock Tumbles Well Below Its 2021 Peak as Investors Wait for Proof of a Comeback
Nike is trying to regain its place in the sportswear industry. So far, Wall Street still isn’t buying it.
Nike
Fixing the Swoosh: Luxury Heir Completes Nike’s New “Turnaround Trio”
Nike has named luxury fashion heir Alexandre Arnault to its board of directors as the company tries to win back Wall Street’s favor.
Stocks
Some fuel cell companies are capitalizing on the data center boom. Others are falling behind.
In the race to power AI data centers, the fastest companies win.
Stocks
Fast-food stocks take a hit as consumers and investors turn elsewhere
Like its customers, fast-food stocks have fallen on hard times. Fast-food companies have underperformed the broader market this year as consumers pull back from higher prices.
Artificial Intelligence
Cyber is the new Blue (Chip): Security stocks left the rest of software behind
Wall Street is placing bets on which software companies artificial intelligence will crown, and which it will kill.