Artificial intelligence (AI) has been the driving force behind equity markets for some time now.
The U.S. stock market's hot streak that started in late March signalled it had overheated, with the May 14 S&P 500 benchmark index closing at 7,501 as the subsequent sessions led to a total 1.97% correction by the evening of May 19.
The popular battle royale video game is now available everywhere, except Australia.
AAPL nears a 52-week high on iPhone and Services strength, but AI feature delays, fierce rivals and a pricey valuation cloud the next move.
Shares of Apple Inc NASDAQ: AAPL have been on an impressive run in recent weeks, breaking through $300 for the first time last week. It means they're now up more than 20% since the start of April, finally rallying after months of range-bound trading.
Ahead of Google's annual developer conference on Tuesday, Apple announced several new accessibility updates powered by Apple Intelligence to features like VoiceOver, voice control, live recognition, and real-time caption generation for videos. The company also said that Vision Pro users will be able to control a compatible wheelchair with their eyes using this update.
The enhanced features are coming to VoiceOver, Magnifier, subtitles and more later this year.
Dow regains momentum as Cisco, Salesforce, Apple, Visa and Chevron stand out with AI, payments and energy growth drivers for 2026.
After the sudden May surge in shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) alongside the broader basket of semiconductor stocks, it feels like it's a given that Jensen Huang's GPU giant will be the first to hit that $6 trillion valuation mark for the first time.
When Apple's AI assistant gets major renovations with iOS 27, what does that mean for privacy?
Apple's annual conference is expected to focus on AI integration in advance of the next iPhone.
Apple is preparing a suite of new artificial intelligence (AI) features for its upcoming iPhone and iPad operating systems, iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, according to a report from Bloomberg.