Over the past few years, a collection of technology stocks, i.e., Apple, Amazon, Alphabet (Google), Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta Platforms (Facebook), and Tesla – have become largely responsible for the surging US bull market and the commensurate growth in the S&P 500 Index.

The crypto market is ever growing and more businesses want a share of the crypto biscuit. Online establishments like crypto casino platforms, big brands like Tesla, and Microsoft, or even small ones like coffee shops have been accepting Bitcoin and other digital currencies as payment for some time now.

One of the biggest victims of the tariff selloff, Tesla stock's post-election rally now stands at less than 5% after once enjoying a 90% gain.

Musk is still more than $80 billion richer than he was on Election Day, even as Tesla’s more than 90% post-election rally shriveled to a 10% gain.

The Trade Desk's new AI platform, Kokai, uses deep learning algorithms distributed across the buying process, and uses data from more than 13 million advertising impressions every second.

If you’ve got cash on hand to put to work, perhaps there’s no better time than now with the Nasdaq 100 now down almost 8% from its recent highs. The technology sector had some spectacular winners in recent years,

US stock market surged as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rallied on March 6, 2025, following Donald Trumps tariff relief decision. Major indexes posted strong gains, with tech and auto stocks leading the charge.

Over the years, Musk and his businesses have received at least $38 billion in government contracts, loans, subsidies and tax credits, often at critical moments, a Washington Post analysis has found, helping seed the growth that has made him the world’s richest person.

"Nvidia has the heavy task of lifting the market mood this week. If it cannot, the selloff in stocks could accelerate," said a market analyst.

Concerns about potential over-investment in artificial intelligence are also weighing on the electric car maker.