The supply chain bottlenecks impacting the semiconductor industry have started to ease.

Texas' troubled power grid is struggling to meet demand during a prolonged heat wave, forcing the state's industrial customers to make moves to cut electricity demand.

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

The risk of a war between China and Taiwan threatens U.S. stocks much more than the war in Ukraine, BofA said.

Chip stocks have 23% free-cash-flow margins, making them more than twice as profitable as S&P 500 stocks, Bank of America analysts say.

The PHLX Semiconductor Sector index has slid 25% so far this year. What can reverse the trend?

Bond yields have soared this year and are poised to rise further as the Fed prepares to lift rates multiple times.

Investors can't wait for inflation to be broken before they buy.

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

Ford has recently cast a shadow over the auto industry.

Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

The parent company of Google and Youtube is preparing for a sharp deterioration in the health of the economy.