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Nu is growing fast and just got a lot cheaper.

The company is developing solid-state battery technology.

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Rising equipment costs are reshaping the competitive landscape, and this company's capital discipline may determine who thrives.

Micron has been one of the best-performing artificial intelligence stocks this year.

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Marvell is reportedly in advanced, all-stock talks to buy Lumentum for about $83 billion to expand in optical networking, sending Marvell shares down roughly 13%.

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Copper miners are trading like AI stocks, but Freeport-McMoRan's recent sell-off could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

Apple’s first foldable smartphone is generating quite the buzz.

PulteGroup is choosing margin protection over volume growth when buyer demand softens.

Two Hidden Gem stocks -- Salesforce and Tradeweb Market -- are making acquisitions to shore up their businesses.

Exxon and Chevron topped Q3 2026 estimates, but refining margins drove Exxon's beat while upstream earnings fell, contrasting with Chevron's more balanced production-driven results.

Colgate trades at a steep valuation premium despite slowing growth and margin pressure, while lululemon offers half the Forward P/E with stronger cash generation and a liquid balance sheet.

Berkshire's Apple trim is a lesson in diversification, and the stake it held on to shows conviction.