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What's the hottest artificial intelligence (AI) stock on the market right now? You might think it's Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). After all, the giant chipmaker recently reported blowout fourth-quarter results and predicted the strong growth will continue.

China stocks rose on Tuesday, with artificial intelligence (AI) firms leading the gains, helped by the AI boom in the United States. Hong Kong shares slipped as investors awaited further policy signal from Beijing's upcoming parliamentary meeting.

Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will meet Meta Platforms Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday to exchange views on artificial intelligence, Fuji Television reported.

Global hedge funds sold tech stocks at their highest pace in almost eight months in the week to Feb. 23, Goldman Sachs said, piling into bets against the sector just as Nvidia's latest earnings fuelled a surge in tech shares.

SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) stock is posting explosive gains in Monday's trading. The company's share price was up 39.5% as of 2:40 p.m. ET, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

U.S. stocks ended with modest losses on Monday, as the focus shifted after last week's AI-fueled rally to upcoming economic data that could affect the timing of the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut.

U.S. stocks ended with modest losses on Monday, as the focus shifted after last week's AI-fueled rally to upcoming economic data that could affect the timing of the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut.

U.S. stocks ended with modest losses on Monday, as the focus shifted after last week's AI-fueled rally to upcoming economic data that could affect the timing of the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut.

A global equities index fell slightly on Monday after hitting record highs last week, as investors took a breather ahead of the next batch of U.S. economic data, while oil prices rallied on concerns about shipping disruptions.

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U.S. stocks were barely changed on Monday, after last week's AI-fueled rally, as the focus shifted to economic data later in the week that could affect the timing of the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut.

Last week, Nvidia stock soared above $800 per share as the company's market cap topped $2 trillion in a blowout post-earnings rally. Why is Nvidia stock trading so high, and can the AI chip specialist soon become the world's biggest company?

Investors' fervor for all things AI-related is leaving its mark on the U.S. options market, as traders pile in to derivatives bets to gain exposure to the red-hot investing theme.

Wall Street's main indexes were mixed in choppy trade on Monday after a scorching AI-led rally, as investors braced for key inflation data this week which could impact Federal Reserve's rate cut path.

Wall Street has been on a remarkable rally powered by strong corporate earnings, AI developments and renewed confidence in the tech sector. The latest phase of the rally is driven by Nvidia’s NVDA blockbuster earnings, which pushe

MSCI's global equity index was down slightly on Monday after hitting record highs the week before as investors took a breath while they waited for the next batch of U.S. economic data.

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The option income strategy gained momentum last week. YieldMax SQ Option Income Strategy ETF SQY, YieldMax NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF NVDY and YieldMax MRNA Option Income Strategy ETF MRNY were up in double digits.This strate

With shares up a whopping 63% year to date, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is still riding high on the artificial intelligence (AI) wave that boosted its shares by almost 240% in the last 12 months alone.

Billionaire investor and owner of Berkshire Hathaway — Warren Buffett — released his annual letter to shareholders on Saturday, Feb 24. Buffett emphasizes his lifelong commitment to stocks, dating back to his first investment in 1