Alphabet Inc.

Google's share of the search market still remains at 90%

Citi believes ChatGPT won't replace Google's search engine just yet. Is it worth buying the stock?

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

The bank expects AMD shares to rise 55.5%, while Goldman Sachs doesn't expect the price to rise at all

AMD is back in the AI game, reckons HSBC. Why does it advise buying shares of the chipmaker?

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Since the beginning of the year, the company's shares have risen by almost 90%

"Messi in the world of AI": why does Wedbush advise buying Palantir stock?

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Kinder Morgan, Inc.

The Williams Companies, Inc.

Despite the weak performance of energy stocks this year, investors can still find undervalued opportunities in the sector,&nbsp;says Hennessy Midstream Fund and Hennessy Energy Transition Fund manager Ben Cook. He has picked out a few companies worth looking out for. Among their advantages are&nbsp;strong cash flow and growing demand for natural gas,&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-energy-stocks-exxon-mobil-1f908911?mod=RTA">writes</a>&nbsp;Barron's.&nbsp;

Analyst names energy stocks that investors should look out for

Broadcom Inc.

Cadence Design Systems, Inc.

The list ranges from popular beneficiaries of the AI boom like Nvidia to less obvious software and hardware developers

Goldman Sachs has named four favorites in AI stocks. It expects them to grow by at least 13%

Apple Inc.

An AI blunder could radically alter Apple's long-term trajectory and its ability to continue growing

Analysts have suggested that Apple should consider changing its CEO due to the failure of its AI strategy

Microsoft Corporation

Donald Trump has named a date to impose a 50 percent duty on copper and threatened Brazil with a similar rate. OpenAI is close to releasing an artificial intelligence browser to compete with Alphabet's market-dominating Google Chrome. Nvidia briefly joined the club of companies with capitalization above $4 trillion. These and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of July 10.

Highlights for this morning: OpenAI to launch AI browser, Trump names date to impose duties on copper

Investor focus on Microsoft's AI revenue growth will only intensify, analyst says

Oppenheimer expects Microsoft stock to rise 20%. Why does he think they are undervalued?

CoreWeave, Inc.

Since listing on the Nasdaq exchange three months ago, CoreWeave's market value has increased by nearly 300%


Immediately two analysts declined to advise buying CoreWeave stock. Are they overvalued?

Nvidia's stock needs to rise another little more than 1% for the company to become the first in the world to reach a market value of $4 trillion


Citi analyst expects Nvidia stock to rise another 20%. What risk is he warning about?  


Meta Platforms, Inc.

Meta in June <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/13/scale-ai-confirms-significant-investment-from-meta-says-ceo-alexandr-wang-is-leaving/">paid</a> $14.3 billion for a 49% stake in Scale AI, a startup that partitions data for machine learning. That's how it was able to hire its co-founder and CEO Alexander Wang. He<a href="https://oninvest.com/article/cukerberg-sobral-gruppu-razrabotcikov-superintellekta-akcii-meta-obnovili-maksimum">headed</a> Meta's new division - Superintelligence Labs, the Superintelligence Lab - and should provide his new employer with leadership in the artificial intelligence race. Roman Mighty tells us who Alexander Wang is.

A man who knows how to make friends: Alexander Wang, creator of the $14 billion Meta superintelligence

Why are top soccer players bought up by the richest clubs for millions of dollars, while outstanding doctors and scientists settle for modest salaries of tens of thousands of dollars a year? The staggering fees of soccer players are explained by the high competition in world soccer, but shouldn't we compete in science in the same way, attracting the best talents from all over the world? These were the questions <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/science/political-science/2014/jan/30/why-not-treat-scientists-like-footballers">asked</a> back in 2014 by then British parliamentary candidate Daniel Zeichner (and, let's be honest, he was far from alone). And so a new frenzy seems to have begun in Silicon Valley. Tech companies are poaching each other's best AI experts for tens, and according to some reports, hundreds of millions of dollars in a frantic race to create artificial "superintelligence." The funny thing is that no one seems to know exactly what it is. But the money being offered is already quite real.

Artificial intelligence (AI)