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The LDS Church and its investment arm have leaned heavily on the AI revolution, and so far it's working out pretty well for them. Here's what institutional investors should take away from the church's gamble.

Dell Technologies (DELL) stock has surged 30% in just the last five trading days. And whenever a move like that happens, the instinct for a lot of investors is obvious: chase the momentum before it disappears.

Micron Technologies and SK Hynix joined the trillion-dollar club, which includes Apple, Meta and Tesla.

U.S. smartphone shipments fell 3% in the first quarter, but Apple stayed on top.

723 securities hit new 52-week highs on the NYSE and Nasdaq on Tuesday. There were easily more than 200 ETFs. However, many were leveraged or inverse ETFs. Three of them make good long-term investments for any portfolio.

Sales of everyone’s favorite device could see the largest decline on record this year, according to market tracker IDC. There’s one potential ray of light: While the industry outlook might be getting worse, estimates for Apple iPhone sales are actually improving. IDC now expects iPhone shipments to decline 5.2% this year, better than the previous forecast for an 8.1% decline.

Bank of America raises Apple price target to $380, betting agentic AI could generate up to $30 billion in new revenue by 2030. Here's why I think AAPL stock is a buy.