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Warner Bros Discovery Inc on Tuesday launched its Discovery+ streaming service on Amazon.com's Prime Video platform in Canada.

Boom Supersonic struck a partnership with a unit of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions to develop an engine for its planned aircraft, after several leading industry players gave the U.S. startup a cold shoulder.

For the uninitiated, tech stocks are stocks that are issued by companies involved in the technology industry. This includes businesses that develop and sell technology products and services. These companies can be involved in a wide range of activities. Such as the development of

What happened Wall Street kicked the day with a broad-based rally on Tuesday. This helped many stocks gain ground, propelled higher by the updraft of the broader market indexes.

As we make our way to the end of the year, top money managers and investors of all types will begin to go away for the holiday season and focus their time on family and relaxation rather than the stock market. Today’s CPI number and Wednesday’s FOMC decision will likely f

DoorDash DASH recently announced its strategic partnership with The Kroger Co. to launch floral and sushi delivery on the DoorDash marketplace from banner stores across the United States.This partnership with The Kroger Co. is expected to drive DoorDash’s total orders and

Wall Street's main indexes rallied on Tuesday, led by rate-sensitive growth stocks, after a smaller-than-expected rise in U.S. consumer prices raised hopes that the Federal Reserve could soften its aggressive stance on interest rate hikes.

Over the past year, the stock market has become increasingly difficult to navigate as even leading companies have watched their shares tumble amid macroeconomic headwinds. Consider Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), for example. Despite having considerable market s

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) and Domo (NASDAQ: DOMO) both make it easier for large companies to organize, view, and analyze their data. Snowflake's cloud-based data warehousing platform enables companies to store all their data from different computing platforms in a centralized locati

This has been a year many investors would like to forget. The S&P 500 index is down 17% since the start of the year, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is down more than 29%.

If you start investing early enough, you should have a fair shot at being able to build a well-padded nest egg for retirement. Even current retirees who are fretting about lost portfolio value now, should be OK if they started early and invested consistently over time.

There's a new king of streaming in the United States.

Having started life as a DVD rental operation, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) ostensibly kick-started the streaming industry in 2007 when it began delivering movies and TV shows to subscribers via the internet. Now, with approximately 223 million global customers, Netflix is the most dom

Many Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) shareholders probably have two words in mind for 2022: Good riddance. Shares of the e-commerce and cloud-computing giant have plunged nearly 50% this year. It was Amazon's worst decline since the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009.

2022 hasn't been a fun year for Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) investors, whose stock is down 48% year to date. But the words of investing legend Warren Buffett, "be greedy when others are fearful," might ring true for those with a little bit of patience.

Oracle Corp posted better-than-expected quarterly revenue on Monday, driven by strong demand for its cloud software business as companies move to hybrid working models.

A 70-year-long effort to harness nuclear fusion reactions to generate unlimited clean energy is finally taking shape. For the first time in history, U.S. government scientists have generated more energy from a controlled reaction than it consumed. While the nuclear fusion industry is still private, there still is a great chance for retail investors looking to cash in on the breakthrough via Chevron ( NYSE:CVX ) and Amazon ( NASDAQ:AMZN ). The breakthrough was achieved at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory last Tuesday after successfully simulating the solar reactions. The net energy gain that the experiment achieved paves the way for an abundant supply of reliable, clean, and sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel. If regularly achieved, net energy gains can curb climate change (if not reverse it in the very long term), oil sector-induced inflation can be tamed, and the world can eventually be weaned off its dependence on fossil fuels. Looking at this, it is safe to say that the "holy grail" of clean and sustainable energy has come within reach. Now that we know how nuclear fusion will benefit the environment, let's shift our attention to the stocks that are very likely to enable the process to benefit investors' pockets. Chevron (CVX) One of the world's largest energy companies, Chevron, has made several significant investments in the area of clean energy. In this regard, the company started the Chevron Technology Ventures investment fund, which allocates its investments to several low-carbon energy resources. The fund presently has 10 investments in several innovative energy technologies. The fund's investment in Zap Energy, a company that is developing nuclear fusion-related technology, can provide Chevron's investors significant exposure to this area. Moreover, its  investment plans in expanding its hydrogen capabilities also speak of its commitment to improving clean energy. Apart from its investments in clean energy, Chevron's practical capital spending strategies and cost control measures can fuel solid long-term growth. Strong cash flow generating capability allows the company to up its oil production level, reduce its debt, and enhance shareholder value. Chevron is well-positioned to grow in the conventional oil and energy sector as much as it is when clean energy starts getting commercialized. Is CVX a Strong Buy, According to Analysts? Wall Street analysts, on average, think CVX stock can reach $188.08 over the next 12 months, a gain of 10.45%. Coming to what analysts think about the longer term, the consensus is still cautiously optimistic, with a Moderate Buy rating based on five Buys, six Holds, and one Sell. Amazon (AMZN) At first glance, Amazon seems to be an unusual choice of stock when it comes to the process of nuclear fusion. However, diving deeper, technology is a very intricately interconnected marvel; and being one of the biggest tech giants, very few technological advancements can escape Amazon's investments. Companies dabbling in nuclear fusion directly are looking forward to creating functional reactors in the next few years. Although it's likely that nuclear fusion technology commercialization won't happen until the end of the decade, one of the industries that might be among the first to jump on the bandwagon is data centers. Data centers run on high amounts of power because of the sheer volume of data that forms the backbone of tech. For that reason, data centers are found in less-populated areas and already have the infrastructure to support new generators; thus ticking two important boxes for placing a nuclear reactor (the phrase "data is the new oil" now makes sense). Now, Amazon already has billions invested in its AWS data centers and is continuing to expand its footprint in this market. In this case, it will not come as a surprise if Amazon, given its remarkable resources, adopts nuclear fusion technology to improve its cost efficiency and revenues. Is Amazon a Buy or Sell, According to Analysts? Needless to say, Amazon is a Strong Buy on Wall Street, supported by 33 bullish analysts with a Buy rating and three cautious analysts with a Hold rating. Moreover, in the next 12 months, analysts see the stock price increasing to $140.50, 55.6% higher than current levels. Takeaway: Chevron and Amazon May Benefit Significantly from Nuclear Fusion  It has been established that despite the recent breakthrough, nuclear fusion technology still has some time until it is widely commercialized. However, when it happens, Chevron, with its growing investments in clean energy, and Amazon, with its growing footprint in data centers, stand to gain massively from the proliferation of the new technology. Disclosure

A 70-year-long effort to harness nuclear fusion reactions to generate unlimited clean energy is finally taking shape. For the first time in history, U.S. government scientists have generated more energy from a controlled reaction than it consumed. While the nuclear fusion industry is still private, there still is a great chance for retail investors looking to cash in on the breakthrough via Chevron ( NYSE:CVX ) and Amazon ( NASDAQ:AMZN ). The breakthrough was achieved at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory last Tuesday after successfully simulating the solar reactions. The net energy gain that the experiment achieved paves the way for an abundant supply of reliable, clean, and sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel. If regularly achieved, net energy gains can curb climate change (if not reverse it in the very long term), oil sector-induced inflation can be tamed, and the world can eventually be weaned off its dependence on fossil fuels. Looking at this, it is safe to say that the "holy grail" of clean and sustainable energy has come within reach. Now that we know how nuclear fusion will benefit the environment, let's shift our attention to the stocks that are very likely to enable the process to benefit investors' pockets. Chevron (CVX) One of the world's largest energy companies, Chevron, has made several significant investments in the area of clean energy. In this regard, the company started the Chevron Technology Ventures investment fund, which allocates its investments to several low-carbon energy resources. The fund presently has 10 investments in several innovative energy technologies. The fund's investment in Zap Energy, a company that is developing nuclear fusion-related technology, can provide Chevron's investors significant exposure to this area. Moreover, its  investment plans in expanding its hydrogen capabilities also speak of its commitment to improving clean energy. Apart from its investments in clean energy, Chevron's practical capital spending strategies and cost control measures can fuel solid long-term growth. Strong cash flow generating capability allows the company to up its oil production level, reduce its debt, and enhance shareholder value. Chevron is well-positioned to grow in the conventional oil and energy sector as much as it is when clean energy starts getting commercialized. Is CVX a Strong Buy, According to Analysts? Wall Street analysts, on average, think CVX stock can reach $188.08 over the next 12 months, a gain of 10.45%. Coming to what analysts think about the longer term, the consensus is still cautiously optimistic, with a Moderate Buy rating based on five Buys, six Holds, and one Sell. Amazon (AMZN) At first glance, Amazon seems to be an unusual choice of stock when it comes to the process of nuclear fusion. However, diving deeper, technology is a very intricately interconnected marvel; and being one of the biggest tech giants, very few technological advancements can escape Amazon's investments. Companies dabbling in nuclear fusion directly are looking forward to creating functional reactors in the next few years. Although it's likely that nuclear fusion technology commercialization won't happen until the end of the decade, one of the industries that might be among the first to jump on the bandwagon is data centers. Data centers run on high amounts of power because of the sheer volume of data that forms the backbone of tech. For that reason, data centers are found in less-populated areas and already have the infrastructure to support new generators; thus ticking two important boxes for placing a nuclear reactor (the phrase "data is the new oil" now makes sense). Now, Amazon already has billions invested in its AWS data centers and is continuing to expand its footprint in this market. In this case, it will not come as a surprise if Amazon, given its remarkable resources, adopts nuclear fusion technology to improve its cost efficiency and revenues. Is Amazon a Buy or Sell, According to Analysts? Needless to say, Amazon is a Strong Buy on Wall Street, supported by 33 bullish analysts with a Buy rating and three cautious analysts with a Hold rating. Moreover, in the next 12 months, analysts see the stock price increasing to $140.50, 55.6% higher than current levels. Takeaway: Chevron and Amazon May Benefit Significantly from Nuclear Fusion  It has been established that despite the recent breakthrough, nuclear fusion technology still has some time until it is widely commercialized. However, when it happens, Chevron, with its growing investments in clean energy, and Amazon, with its growing footprint in data centers, stand to gain massively from the proliferation of the new technology. Disclosure

Warner Bros. Discovery WBD announced that it will be streaming Black Adam on HBO Max from Dec 16 after it faced disappointment at the box office.The movie, starring Dwayne Johnson, hit the theatres on Oct 21 and got off to a mild start with $67 million in the first week,

Apple AAPL recently announced that it is rolling out its HomePod minis globally in new countries. It will start selling Apple HomePod mini in countries like Finland, Norway and Sweden from Dec 13. The company will sell its HomePod mini in South Africa from Dec 19 and othe