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These tech giants can be exceptional picks for long-term investors.

The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - printed hotter than expected in February, rising 0.4% MoM, bringing prices up 2.8% YoY.

AppLovin defended its business practices and hired a law firm to investigate recent short-report activity. AppLovin stock rose Friday.

The deterioration we're seeing in Italian confidence is broad-based, affecting consumers as well as businesses in services and manufacturing.

Traders believe Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has not topped yet, citing multiple historical patterns pointing to a possible extension of the bull market.

Brightwave Founder and CEO Mike Conover discussed his company's unique approach to artificial intelligence at Future Proof CityWide Miami in March.

CEO of Ark Invest Cathie Wood reaffirmed her bullish $2,600 price target on Tesla despite the stock's 32% decline year-to-date in 2025.

Peter Lynch’s approach focused on identifying undervalued growth stocks with simple, scalable businesses. We examine whether DHT HOLDINGS INC (NYSE:DHT) fits the characteristics of a Lynch-approved investment.

The AUD/USD outlook shows easing fears of a US recession.

These two investments are ready to deliver stronger payouts and even better capital appreciation.

Deutsche Bank expects the company’s first-quarter deliveries to be in the range of 340,000 to 350,000, much below the 386,810 deliveries reported in the corresponding quarter of 2024.

QUALCOMM INC is a hidden gem, featuring undervaluation and robust fundamentals. NASDAQ:QCOM showcases decent financial health and profitability, coupled with an attractive price.

Economic output is estimated to downshift sharply in next month’s official GDP report for the first quarter.