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By Avinash P, Niket Nishant and Johann M Cherian Jan 29 (Reuters) - Europe's benchmark share index gave up early gains to ...

By Tharuniyaa Lakshmi Jan 28 (Reuters) - The UK's blue-chip index declined on Wednesday, weighed down by banks and healthcare ...

Shares of Microsoft plunged 12% and software stocks hit a bear market. The S&P 500 edged back from 7,000 as AI spending fears ...

Are tech stocks on pace for a correction?B. Riley Wealth Chief Market Strategist Art Hogan and Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter ...

"Existential concerns and momentum in other parts of the [tech] sector with a more visible path to monetizing AI — spilling into AI/Hyperscalers. Price action sets the (now cautious) narrative. AI ...

Tech stocks have surged, leaving fewer bargains for investors. But one of tech’s top analysts still sees a few internet names he believes are reasonably valued.

Major equities indexes fell Thursday, pulled lower by shares of Microsoft and software stocks, as investors mulled a flurry ...

Microsoft’s 12% plunge triggers tech stock selloff as software sector enters bear market. Nasdaq tests key 50-day support ...

China is seeing a renewed surge in technology-led optimism as it heads into 2026, with fresh advances in artificial ...

Goldman Sachs flagged the possibility that the stock market could see a "catch down" valuations collapse in the tech sector.