After a transformative 2025, SoundHound AI is leveraging its voice-first technology and the acquisition of Amelia to challenge for leadership in the burgeoning agentic AI market, with profitability on the horizon.
A sharp sell-off in technology and software stocks, fueled by concerns over AI valuations and rising bond yields, pulled major indices down on Tuesday, even as retail giant Walmart reached a historic market capitalization.
While global markets remain volatile, a select group of Asian technology firms are demonstrating remarkable resilience and growth potential. We examine three companies from Shenzhen and Anhui whose innovation and strategic moves are capturing investor attention.
Digital Turbine (APPS) reported robust third-quarter earnings for fiscal 2026, with revenue climbing 12% year-over-year to $151.4 million and adjusted EBITDA surging 76%. The mobile technology company highlighted accelerating momentum in its international business and the strategic application of AI as key growth drivers, while also raising its full-year outlook.
United Airlines will conduct a planned system-wide technology upgrade in early February, temporarily halting most online services for over three hours as it migrates its core reservation system.
Financial technology firm Jack Henry & Associates (JKHY) reported stronger-than-anticipated fourth-quarter revenue and profit, driven by steady demand for its core banking and processing solutions. The results underscore the company's resilience amid evolving digital demands in the financial sector.
Raymond James adds Crown Castle to its favorites list as the infrastructure REIT pivots to a pure-play tower model by 2026, drawing analyst support despite challenges from DISH Wireless defaults and a leveraged balance sheet.
A sharp sell-off in technology stocks led the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to their steepest declines in a fortnight, as investors scrutinized corporate earnings and outlooks. Energy shares bucked the trend, while PayPal and Gartner plunged on disappointing forecasts.
A sharp sell-off in major video game stocks followed Google's unveiling of its 'Project Genie' AI. An industry analyst argues the market has misunderstood both the technology's capabilities and the fundamental nature of game development.
Bitcoin tumbled to lows not seen since late 2024, breaching the $73,000 support level and triggering steep declines in major crypto-correlated stocks as a sell-off in technology shares rippled through risk assets.
A wave of selling hit technology and data-focused stocks Tuesday, fueled by investor concerns that new AI agents could disrupt legacy software businesses. The Nasdaq fell sharply as bitcoin extended recent losses, signaling a broader retreat from risk.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) reported stronger-than-expected Q4 revenue and profit, while issuing surprisingly upbeat near-term guidance. However, the wireless chipmaker continues to grapple with year-over-year sales declines and a notable build-up in inventory, raising questions about the sustainability of its recovery amid a cyclical industry downturn.
As the artificial intelligence revolution intensifies, chipmakers Broadcom and Micron Technology are positioned at the center of a supply-demand imbalance, presenting a unique opportunity for investors despite recent market highs.
The advertising technology leader's stock tumbled nearly 10% following a sharp price target cut, adding to investor concerns over slowing growth, executive turnover, and intensifying AI-driven competition.
A sharp sell-off in high-flying technology stocks intensified Tuesday, driven by profit-taking and renewed inflation fears sparked by a surge in oil prices amid escalating Middle East tensions.
A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market downturn Thursday afternoon, dragging down shares across the technology and business travel sectors.
Cloudflare (NET) shares fell sharply in afternoon trading, caught in a broad market retreat fueled by investor fears that AI advancements could disrupt traditional software business models. The sell-off highlighted systemic concerns across the technology sector.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
A wave of selling swept through technology stocks Thursday afternoon, driven by investor fears that the rapid pace of artificial intelligence innovation is disrupting traditional business models faster than companies can adapt. The sell-off was broad, hitting everything from cloud infrastructure to enterprise software names.
A wave of investor anxiety over the disruptive potential and rising costs of artificial intelligence sparked a broad-based sell-off in technology and software shares on Tuesday, dragging down major indices and several individual stocks.
