Alphabet is ramping capital spending to unprecedented levels, but investors are largely shrugging because earnings and Cloud momentum are strong enough to absorb the hit and still deliver double‑digit growth.
One of these tech giants posted accelerating growth and expanding margins -- and didn't need to commit hundreds of billions to AI infrastructure to do it.
NuScale's SMR marks progress, but it's not operating in a vacuum. It's competing directly with energy solutions that are already cheaper and faster to deploy.
They may suffer the occasional knee-jerk setback. By and large, though, investors understand these companies are capable of standing up to almost any challenge.
The Oracle of Omaha significantly pared down a dual-industry leader for a company whose balance sheet and operating prospects may be even more rock-solid.
After years of being written off, the chipmaker recently notched its best single-day stock move since 1987 -- and shares have climbed even higher since.
