Hamza Shaban

The annual tradition of talking crypto at the Thanksgiving table has a new wrinkle for 2024.

In carrying out campaign promises on trade and the border, Trump risks worsening the inflation dilemma that catapulted him to power.

Taking Musk's government efficiency department as a joke underestimates what he might do with this newfound power.

Amazon reported third quarter earnings on Thursday amid a volatile week for Big Tech stocks.

Two tech giants offered an AI-era playbook for making investors wait patiently for returns.

Google's consensus-beating performance didn’t answer questions about AI returns so much as move beyond them.

Amazon is set to release third quarter results after the bell on Thursday.

Alphabet announced third quarter earnings, kicking off a week of Big Tech results.

Alphabet announced third quarter earnings, kicking off a week of Big Tech results.

Alphabet is set to announce third quarter earnings to kick off a week of Big Tech results.

Tesla CEO (among other things) Elon Musk has been loudly campaigning for Trump and giving money away to help register voters. Getting deeper into politics hasn't seemed to hurt the car company, however, which just posted a surprise beat on profit in its Q3 results.

The intense demand for AI infrastructure flouts the worries over Big Tech's ballooning capex.

In response to the Justice Department's proposal to potentially break up Google, the company showed another way tech giants can rely on AI.

As the Justice Department seeks to possibly break up Google, the search giant's parent company's stock has barely moved.

Shelter cost increases cooled on a monthly basis in September, an indication the most stubborn contributor of inflation may finally be giving ground.

The dockworkers strike is the next chapter in the workers vs. automation and AI story — one that won't be finished anytime soon.

Risks to rivals Microsoft and Google have made Amazon more attractive to investors.

Here's what investors can expect in the week ahead.

The Fed didn’t want to be behind the curve again.

The years-long battle to tame inflation has taken a back seat to concerns over keeping Americans employed.