Amazon.com Inc.

The AI leader is preparing to change its focus as its industry shifts again

Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

The online retail giant has some significant news for Prime members.

AI spending by companies is likely to rise to $750 billion by 2028, according to data from IDC.

RJ Scaringe founded Rivian with a vision — not unlike Elon Musk’s — to produce and mass market electric vehicles to the public. Here’s how much he’s worth, and how meeting Rivian’s targets could make him a billionaire.

The Wall Street veteran shares his thoughts about an Nvidia rival.

The retail superstore has been ambitious in the space.

The Nasdaq Composite gained 28% between January 2024 and January 2025. But the ARK Innovation ETF returned just 16.5%.

The department store chain will close dozens of locations nationwide and a distribution center.

The electronics dealer has ambitions to become a serious competitor to the behemoth online retailer.

An important prediction made by an AI leader may already be coming true, and patients don't hate it.

IonQ's chief executive responds after his company's stock dropped this week.

The world-renowned hedge fund manager explains what could happen to the S&P 500 in 2025.

The retail giant is leaning into a lucrative and growing trend.

Elon Musk is the world’s wealthiest person and could become the world’s first trillionaire. Here’s what he’s worth in 2025.

This is what could happen next to Amazon shares.

A new AI market standout is attracting valuable new attention.

The CEO took shots at one of Amazon's original ambitions.

The popular restaurant brand is shuttering permanently after filing for bankruptcy in 2024.

Could these three big tech names become the Achilles' heel of this market?

Here's what we're watching and where our focus will be.

Let's look at headlines that confirm our investment strategies such as the state of the consumer, defense and AI spending.

While the portfolio gave up some ground, unlike the major indexes, we closed out the week positive year to date.

Rising consumer inflation expectations keep us bullish on these two holdings.

Stronger-than-expected job creation benefits these holdings but means taking some prudent action.

Experts have selected these non-household names — two tech stocks and one utility — as top investment ideas for the year ahead.

Let's look at headlines that confirm our investment strategies such as the state of the consumer, AI spending and more.

Here's our game plan as we move past the holidays with CES and earnings season on deck.

Let's take the temperature of this week's market, discuss my SoFi trade, and look at some interesting trends in the 'Big Six' vs. the 'Mag Seven.'

We’re also keeping our eyes on these other portfolio positions.

Learnings we intend to utilize as we move into 2025.

Here's a biopharma company that should grow nicely into the new year with less chance of blowing up than some speculative small-caps.

To struggle or not to struggle.

Here's why we are not fans of the GICS classification system used by the Wall Street herd.

These names could be the gifts that keep on giving in 2025.

Expanding the portfolio’s membership business model and dividend exposure

Our repositioning of the portfolio continued this week with seven buys and one exit.

Plus, Wall Street price target hikes for three Portfolio holdings.

Mark Zuckerberg's AI team unveiled big plans for AI in an email chain

These compact and midsized sport utility vehicles earned CR’s highest marks—and sell for wallet-friendly prices.

Here’s what could be next in the AI boom.