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Though cloud giant Oracle came within a stone's throw of reaching the psychologically important $1 trillion valuation mark, another company is better suited to beat it to the punch.

Redmond, WA – September 15, 2025 – Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) is poised to make an unprecedented capital expenditure exceeding $30 billion in the first fiscal quarter of 2026 (July-September 2025), primarily targeting the expansion of its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. This colossal outlay, confirmed during the company's Q4 FY25 earnings call,

Redwood Shores, CA – Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) has delivered an "astonishing" start to its Fiscal Year 2026, with Q1 results showcasing robust cloud revenue growth and an unprecedented surge in Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO). This monumental increase in future revenue commitments, largely driven by multi-billion-dollar AI-related cloud contracts, underscores a pivotal

NEW YORK – The financial markets are buzzing with optimistic forecasts as S&P 500 companies are projected to achieve a robust 15% increase in corporate earnings for Calendar Year (CY) 2025. This significant anticipated growth is serving as a powerful fundamental underpinning for current market performance, promising to extend a

The global stock markets are currently undergoing a profound and accelerating transformation, driven by the relentless march of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and related technological advancements. This "AI revolution" is not merely an incremental shift but a fundamental reordering of investment strategies, market valuations, and the very mechanisms of trade, with

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) stock continues to rise after historic surge fueled by OpenAI's cloud spending. Year-to-date gain of 82% and nearing trillion-dollar club.

The QQQ relies on large-cap technology stocks to outperform the greater market.

Oracle is getting rewarded for growing its cloud the hard way.

The S&P 500 has been defying the trend.

Two AI beneficiaries just posted eye-catching updates. But which is the more attractive stock?

These companies already are delivering solid growth, but more is on the horizon.

Artificial intelligence stocks have taken off recently, but these three laggards still look like strong long-term buys.

Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron minted a lot of millionaires.

This advice was more relevant in a time when top companies didn't have outsized valuations.

Without Broadcom and Oracle, the "Magnificent Seven" is no longer a good representation of the market's leading growth stocks.

Oracle has delivered so far, but its new promises are in another league.

The long-term potential of these two companies may be underappreciated.

Investing in dividend stocks doesn't have to mean leaving the trends that young investors identify with.

Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta will invest $600 billion in the United States by 2028. However, should investors feel concerned or sanguine about this statement?

The "Magnificent Seven" stocks have done incredibly well over the past five years, with six of them more than doubling in value during that time frame.

The semiconductor foundry giant could benefit from the massive demand for AI cloud computing infrastructure.