Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet each have market caps above $3.7 trillion and strong earnings growth driven by AI, cloud, and services. Apple benefits from iPhone 17 demand, growing services revenue, and a $100 billion buyback. Microsoft’s Azure cloud and AI offerings fuel revenue growth, though high capital expenditure pressures cash flow. Alphabet leads in revenue growth with Google Cloud and AI adoption but faces negative free cash flow and increased debt. Analysts remain bullish, but execution on AI and service expansion will determine if these stocks can double by 2030.
Odds of U.S. AI regulation have sharply declined after former President Trump dismissed AI takeover fears as a "hoax" during a call with Nvidia's CEO. This reduced the chance of AI safety laws passing this year to 17% from a recent 45%. Meanwhile, Re...
Apple is redesigning its retail stores with three main changes: refurbished 'Avenue' sections for accessories and services, new dedicated areas for online pickups and Today at Apple sessions, and a return to the classic Genius Bar design with an all-...
Elon Musk's companies xAI and X have voluntarily dismissed their antitrust lawsuit against Apple, which accused Apple of favoring OpenAI's ChatGPT in the iPhone's operating system. However, the suit's claims against OpenAI remain active, alleging ant...
Apple has filed a federal court request to access OpenAI's unreleased consumer device, internal communications, and employee records related to allegedly stolen confidential information. The judge will decide how much Apple can investigate before an ...
Apple's stock has risen 22.56% year-to-date, fueled by advancements in Siri AI, a refreshed M5 chip, and record-breaking Services revenue. The company's Q3 FY2026 earnings showed a 16.4% revenue increase to $109.42 billion, with strong iPhone and Ser...
