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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped Friday on hot inflation data. Tesla stock fell ahead of the company's AI Day.

Futures signaled a new bounce as Treasury yields fell ahead of the Fed's favorite inflation gauge. Nike plunged on inventory woes.

Semiconductor industry continues to struggle with supply chain issues. However, despite such challenges, semiconductor sales increased year-over-year in July. Moreover, given the solid long-term prospects of the industry, it could be wise to add quality semiconductor stocks Broadcom (AVGO), QUALCOMM (QCOM), Micron Technology (MU), and Photronics (PLAB) to your portfolio.…

Industries like cloud computing, autonomous driving, and AI continue to expand regardless of near-term road bumps. Companies selling to these industries will also prosper. Therefore, investors should target high-quality semiconductor stocks like Micron Computers (MU), ON Semiconductor (ON), and Broadcom (AVGO).

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards are the company's most powerful GPUs yet — here's what you need to know.

The semiconductor industry is poised to benefit from the substantial demand for chips and surging prices due to the demand-supply imbalance. Furthermore, growing corporate and government investments are expected to boost the industry’s growth. With an added incentive from the Biden administration's bipartisan Act, fundamentally sound semiconductor stocks Micron Technology…

When President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS Act of 2022 into law on Aug. 9, it provided some good news for a number of chip stocks.

Elevated inflation and the Fed’s hawkish stance will likely keep the market volatile in the near term. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Micron Technology (MU) and AstroNova (ALOT), which are trading at discounts to their peers. Let’s discuss.

US semiconductor giant Micron is to invest US$40 billion (£33 billion) during the 2020s in chip manufacturing in America, creating 40,000 jobs. This is on the back of incentives in the recent US Chips Act, which has also unlocked major investments from fellow US players Intel and Qualcomm.