Henry Ren

European stock investors chasing the next artificial-intelligence winner have latched on to a new target.

This year’s frenetic rally in global semiconductor stocks hit a setback on concerns that valuations for some of the biggest winners have soared too quickly and that gains have been excessive.

Cathie Wood’s funds reopened positions in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. for the first time in four years, just as the stock rallied to a multiyear high on optimism over the Chinese firm’s push in artificial intelligence.

US stocks are set to decline in the event of dovish signals from the Federal Reserve at the Jackson Hole economic symposium after this week’s record-breaking rally, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists.

In der Software-Branche ist es an der Börse gerade zu einem breiten Ausverkauf gekommen — angesichts wachsender Sorgen über die Konkurrenz durch künstliche Intelligenz.

Growing worries that artificial intelligence tools could soon disrupt the world’s biggest software businesses are sparking a selloff across the sector.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is expanding research coverage to private companies in the Wall Street bank’s latest effort to capitalize on the rapidly growing field.

Wall Street is showing concern as to whether ASML Holding NV can grow demand for the cutting-edge chipmaking machines it holds a monopoly over.

German software developer SAP SE unseated Danish weight-loss drug maker Novo Nordisk A/S as Europe’s most-valuable public company.

SAP hat den Arzneimittelkonzern Novo Nordisk als wertvollstes börsennotiertes Unternehmen Europas überholt.