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November isn't just a good time to begin your holiday shopping. It's also a great time to buy stocks with tremendous growth prospects. Of course, any time is a great time to buy stocks if you're a long-term investor.We asked several Motley Fool contributors who are long-term inve

In this episode of Motley Fool Money, Chris Hill chats with Motley Fool analysts Jason Moser and Ron Gross about the latest headlines and earning reports from Wall Street. They talk about dividends. They discuss why two big tech stocks are down, the slowdown in subscriber growth

Money market funds and CDs aren't cutting it with income investors these days. With interest rates so low it's only natural for risk-averse investors to find themselves in the stock market for all the wrong reasons. Let's go over a few pointers to help yield chasers make the most

The stock market has made a terrific recovery since the March crash that was fueled by the novel coronavirus pandemic, with the S&P 500 rallying more than 54% since hitting its recent low point on March 23.But it is widely believed that the rally has caused the stock market t

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) are established tech giants positioning themselves for prosperity in the new economy. Both appear to have successfully redefined themselves to do well in today's tech industry.However, investors should not assume that these two co

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Lingering uncertainty has plagued the stock market. The U.S. presidential election looms close, coronavirus cases are surging, and Congress still hasn't approved additional aid. However, smart investors are taking advantage of the recent dip and buying up pandemic-proof stocks th

As the coronavirus took root in the U.S. earlier this year, investors flocked to tech stocks they thought would weather the pandemic. As a result, many technology companies both large and small have seen their share prices skyrocket this year. But not all the tech stocks that are

Shares of Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) tanked yesterday after the company reported disappointing third-quarter earnings results. Investors were rattled by a 7% drop in Data Center Group (DCG) revenue, one of the company's largest and most profitable businesses. Intel also warned that the

Picture it: You want to save for retirement, and you'd like to be invested in lots of huge and growing companies like Apple, Amazon.com, Microsoft, Google parent Alphabet, and Facebook. But you don't have that much money right now, and you don't want to have to follow the compani

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SoftBank Group Corp said on Friday it would pay an interim dividend of 22 yen per share for the current year, the same as the previous fiscal year, after a series of massive asset sales stabilised the group's finances.

Intel Corp missed revenue expectations for its high-margin data center business on Thursday, sending its shares down 8% in trading after the bell.

The world is plagued with uncertainty, so it's understandable that people would want to hang on to most of their hard-earned cash. The pandemic is nowhere near contained as cases spike across the globe and unemployment in the U.S. is still near historic highs. Even in the face of

SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son said on Thursday the sale of chip designer Arm to Nvidia Corp will drive growth in computing power, in his first public comments since the $40 billion deal was announced in September.

Despite more than a 20% rise since the March lows of this year, at the current price of around $54 per share, we believe Intel stock (NASDAQ: INTC) is still a good opportunity for investors. INTC stock has increased from $44 to $54 off the recent bottom, less than the S&P w

Despite more than a 20% rise since the March lows of this year, at the current price of around $54 per share, we believe Intel stock (NASDAQ: INTC) is still a good opportunity for investors. INTC stock has increased from $44 to $54 off the recent bottom, less than the S&P w

Huawei Technologies Co and several other Chinese tech firms have raised concerns to local regulators about chipmaker Nvidia Corp's deal to buy UK-based chip designer Arm Ltd, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.

Some of Robinhood's top 100 stocks carry some pretty steep share prices. In fact, the six most expensive --Amazon, Alphabet Class A, NVIDIA, Netflix, Zoom, and Tesla -- would've cost you a whopping $6,807 as of the close of trading on Monday, Oct 19. 2020.

HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - SK Hynix's chip deal is just what the sector needs right now. South Korea's semiconductor giant will buy Intel's NAND memory business for $9 billion - its largest acquisition ever. Less competition migh