Advanced Micro Devices stock is down about 50% from its highs, but its business hums along. Let's look at where support may come into play.

Nvidia has fallen more than 60% from its highs and hit new 52-week lows last week. Here's a major support area to watch now.

Semiconductor makers seem to scare investors worried about the health of the economy.

The firm wants to reign in video games and challenge Intel's power in PCs with a new line of processors.

"The second quarter and second half macro dynamics have become more challenging as customers are taking a more cautious view," said Dell vice chairman Jeff Clarke.

Stock futures slip ahead of key Jackson Hole speech; Fed inflation gauge may give Powell more evidence of peak price pressures; Dell shares tumble after muted PC demand outlook; Gap shares surge after Banana Republic drives solid Q2 sales and Marvell shares move lower on supply chain caution in chip market

The short-term outlook for semiconductor manufacturers is not very encouraging.

Chip giant Intel introduced a more flexible funding model for its highly capital-intensive project plans.

The world's greatest living athlete has announced her retirement.

The 14-week decline in gasoline prices ended while two million people in Florida are still without power.

A new EV would radically change how cars are made and that could be a threat to the market leader.

The fast-food giant rarely tweaks its morning menu, but it's making two big additions as potentially an answer to a huge Wendy's move.