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Exchange-traded funds that invest in stocks linked to artificial intelligence were catching a bid on Thursday — but their strong rally wasn’t enough to

The broadening trade was in full effect on Thursday, but that doesn’t mean tech was left behind. The Nasdaq led gains, up 1.3%. The

What Happened? A number of stocks jumped in the afternoon session after semiconductor stocks rebounded amid dip buying following a recent selloff, as reports

Chief Investment Strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investment Management, delivered a two-sided message on CNBC this morning: the fundamentals underpinning technology stocks are the

Between the continued excitement around chipmakers—as seen in the enthusiasm regarding SK Hynix’s imminent U.S. listing—and the sudden reversal in the tech sector’s fortunes

Seagate Technology Holdings (NasdaqGS:STX) and other memory and storage stocks are rebounding after a recent sector selloff. The move is tied to strong quarterly

Stock markets were steadier Thursday as investors rediscovered their appetite for tech stocks and largely ignored sabre-rattling between the United States and Iran. The

Starbucks is building AI software to replace Microsoft and IBM tools, raising concerns over software demand as IBM, Salesforce and ServiceNow shares fell.

IYW delivered 40.70% one-year returns but carries a 0.38% expense ratio, while FTEC charges just 0.08% annually with broader holdings across 288 securities.

The Computer and Technology group has plenty of great stocks, but investors should always be looking for companies that are outperforming their peers. Is