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The S&P 500 returned 9.5% annually over the past two decades. Wall Street expects much bigger gains in the next year.

Berkshire Hathaway is putting its massive cash stockpile to good use.

During the second quarter, Alphabet reported 300% growth in net income.

Picture someone standing outside their house in Rathmines with a burst pipe, phone in hand, typing "emergency plumber Dublin" into Google. Three businesses

Constellation Energy represents a great, stable utility that uses nuclear power, while Cameco Corporation is a North America-based uranium miner that supplies nuclear facilities.

Taiwan Semiconductor has its fingerprints all over the modern data center.

Google Cloud is Alphabet's fastest-growing division.

Alphabet recently raised its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure budget for the year.

S&P 500 earnings are on track to grow 50% this quarter, but there's more to the story than that.

Coca-Cola has continued to grow shareholder value.

Most people don't have $12.5 billion to buy the L.A. Lakers. But with stock ETFs, you could earn a higher return than the Lakers' owners.

Waymo sees flaws in camera-only driverless technology systems Tesla plans to use?

Buffett hardly saw any opportunities for Berkshire Hathaway last year. How is Abel finding them today?

SpaceX's acquisition of Cursor could mean big things for Elon Musk's company.

The chipmaker is sitting on $13 billion in cash and investments. Why the biggest debt sale in its history?

The company is pursuing massive goals for data center compute, both on Earth and in orbit.

Musk's bold claim suggests SpaceX could spend huge sums on data centers.

History shows that investors cannot rule out an AI bust, but with the technology likely here to stay, selling everything is probably not the answer.

Can the company navigate these legal troubles?

Investors looking to make the most of the AI-driven chip boom will do well to take a closer look at this foundry giant before it doubles over the next three years.

The leading AI systems of the next decade may be developed by private companies.

These companies have different business models, but share strong AI tailwinds.

Investors can say goodbye for now to the Alphabet they used to know.

You might be disappointed to find out, but there's a silver lining.