Alphabet Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Robots, virtual reality and space satellites were among the top technology trends of the year


Not just AI: McKinsey names 13 technologies investors should watch out for


Tesla, Inc.

US President Donald Trump has struck a trade agreement with Japan, securing $550 billion in investment in the US economy. And towards the end of the week, he paid a visit to the Fed. The ECB left its key rate unchanged after eight cuts. In the technology market, the race to invest in AI continues:&nbsp;Alphabet announced an increase in capital expenditure to $85 billion to avoid ceding the lead to other players. About the main events from July 21 to July 25 - in our review.&nbsp;

Highlights of the week: Musk may return to politics, ECB pause, Trump comes to the Fed

International Business Machines Corporation

The reason for the collapse of quotations could be overestimated expectations of investors after the rally in 2025


Analysts advise buying IBM stock on the decline after the report. The market underestimated it

Google's search engine revenue was strong last quarter despite concerns that users were being poached by ChatGPT

Alphabet's revenues beat forecasts, but investors were alarmed by a sharp rise in AI costs

Amazon.com, Inc.

Analysts forecast a compound annual growth rate of 17% to 30% for the wearable device market

Amazon buys an eavesdropping bracelet. Why are bigtechs entering the AI device race?

Apple Inc.

The prospect of Apple releasing an iPhone with AI features on its own is becoming less and less likely, writes Barron's

'Out of your comfort zone': how could Musk's startup help Apple's AI problems?


Leading AI scientists have warned that new models are starting to "think" in a language humans don't understand

OpenAI and Meta developers are losing control of AI reasoning. Is this dangerous?

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

Despite the forecast revision, TSMC still expects 2025 sales below consensus

TSMC has raised its revenue forecast. What does this mean for the bigtechs - from Meta to Google?

The Boeing Company

The Trade Desk, Inc.

The EU has approved a second list of potential retaliatory measures against the United States - duties on U.S. goods worth €72 billion, including Boeing airplanes, cars, bourbon, agricultural products and medical equipment. This is in response to Donald Trump's announced duties against the EU. At the same time, startup Cognition acquired Windsurf, whose team had previously partially moved to Google amid a growing "war for AI talent". In addition, Trade Desk entered the S&amp;P 500 index, taking the place of Ansys and causing its shares to rise 14%. About these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of July 15.

Shein pressures London, rival Strategy to go public on Nasdaq: the main thing about the IPO by July 13

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?

The bank said the company's investment in artificial intelligence could slow profit growth