Semiconductor stocks still face headwinds in the second half of 2022 with supply chain bottlenecks and inflation impacting consumer demand.

Meanwhile, Morningstar lists four tech stocks it sees as good buys after the recent carnage.

While shares in the sector are under pressure, several companies are positioned well for the rest of the year.

'Investors might be underappreciating the newfound pricing power of chip suppliers,' Bank of America analysts said.

Stocks end mixed as rising Treasury yields and a looming global power crisis are holding down broader gains on Wall Street.

Microchip said the split will "increase trading liquidity and to place the stock in a more attractive trading range for retail investors."

Investors must be more defensive when it comes to semiconductor stocks, Mizuho says, downgrading Microchip Technology and NXP.

TheStreet founder Jim Cramer gives his views on such companies as Nvidia, Micron Technology and Advanced Micro Devices.

Stocks end sharply lower as Wall Street focuses on comments about inflation from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

Investors hoping for a revival at the struggling biotech might want to temper their expectations.

Amazon will hold its second Prime sale of the year later this month. Here's how the charts are shaping up now.

In July, Americans perceived that grocery-store inflation totaled an annual rate of 22.8%, well above the actual figure.