Big Tech is driving big swings in the stock market. Investors this past week finally got a look at earnings from some megacap technology companies—and their artificial-intelligence spending spree—and ...

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Investors celebrated after Alphabet Inc.’s Google avoided the worst-case scenario of divesting Chrome in last week’s antitrust ruling, with the stock soaring over 8% after the judge’s decision.

Google's grip on highly monetizable commercial search queries remains unshaken by AI, setting the stage for a new $300 price target, Evercore ISI analyst Mark Mahaney says Shares of Google rose 8% ...

Hindi alphabet charts handed out by the principal of Baby Convent School, which listed religious terms like 'Ka' for Kaba, 'Ma' for Masjid, and 'Na' for Namaz. A convent school in Madhya Pradesh's ...

A controversy erupted in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district after the principal of a convent school allegedly distributed alphabet charts with Islamic references, prompting the education department to ...

They said Baby Convent School principal IA Qureshi allegedly handed Hindi alphabet charts mentioning 'Ka' for Kaba, 'Ma' for Masjid and 'Na' for Namaz to students.

Raisen (MP): A controversy erupted in Madhya Pradesh’s Raisen district after the principal of a convent school allegedly distributed alphabet charts with Islamic references, prompting the education ...

As MarketWatch reported earlier, strategists at major investment banks have acknowledged that, when it comes to the U.S. equity market these days, retail investors appear to be in the driver's seat.