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This isn’t the first time the CCP has taken action against foreign companies with operations in China and it likely won’t be the last either.

Coming off the shaky ground from earlier in the week, investors were at odds on whether or not we’d see tech stocks make a substantial move upward or slide back to support levels. But between stocks and crypto, prices have held up relatively well.

Some tech leaders are now looking to put a pin in AI advancements, citing fears of societal upheaval.

With cash from the CHIPS Act up for grabs, semiconductor manufacturers have to make an important decision.

It’s been another week and, so far, the markets have not completely broken down with the whole bank crisis going on. Is the worst over?

With the future of one of the most popular social media apps in the air, all others have the opportunity to capture millions of users and, in turn, massive amounts of advertising revenue.

AI is raking in massive amounts of investors cash.

Right now, confidence in the market is shaky at best. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t corners of the market that can stay green in a sea of red…

Looking at the markets right now, there’s a lot of uncertainty when you consider all the headline risks contributing to major price swings. But, there are also some long term trends that are worth a closer look.

Here’s what to look at while you’re avoiding big bank stocks.

AI platforms continue to make their way into our daily lives bit by bit. The latest update to ChatGPT shows just how powerful these tools can be.

Traditionally, when biopharma companies applied their resources to develop a therapy, they looked to treat large populations. But there’s a very lucrative market out there for the biotechs that aim to treat rare diseases.

South Korea becomes the latest country to announce that it will be investing billions of dollars to bolster its semiconductor research, development, and manufacturing industries.

The bigger the EV market becomes, the more money it will attract from automakers and customers alike.

A few billion in losses coupled with a government bailout and bank stocks are still feeling the pressure.

If we aim to adopt more EVs into our lives, we’re going to need a more robust charging network.

When talking about AI, in most cases you’d be talking about some kind of software. However, none of that software becomes possible without some lofty hardware requirements.

At this point, with all the investment going on it’s clear to see that The EV boom is coming, the only question is when the levy will break.

If you can’t tell, I’ll tell you: I’m an optimist, not a pessimist, about our trajectory as a species.

Stocks make subdued moves today as investors get ready for some potentially market-moving news later this week.

Alongside the natural champions that will emerge from the AI boom, even less obvious plays will benefit greatly as well.

With the latest developments, OpenAI further positions itself as one of the more prolific companies pushing AI applications into the lives of everyday users.

This past Tuesday, The Commerce Department officially launched the application process for semiconductor manufacturing subsidies approved in the CHIPS act.