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In a TV appearance tied to Apple’s latest results, Tony Wang, a science and technology equity strategy portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price, said the company’s earnings and guidance tone appeared favorable.
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The e-commerce and cloud giant topped Wall Street forecasts and indicated that its expanding AI infrastructure investments are beginning to translate into results, sending the stock higher in after-hours trading on July 30, 2026.
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The Intel Foundry program that helped U.S. defense and industry teams move from prototype to production readiness is now complete, the company says. The work supports Secure Enclave and expands the use of Intel 18A process technology and advanced packaging.
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Apple reported quarterly results that beat Wall Street estimates, but a portion of the earnings strength came from an 11-cent-per-share benefit tied to tariff refunds, according to a market report.
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A new market note argues AMD’s valuation may look less extreme when investors extend the time horizon, but the case depends heavily on a growth outlook that is aggressive enough to do most of the work.
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The e-commerce and AWS leader rallied following its second-quarter results, as Amazon pointed to accelerating momentum in cloud services and progress on custom-built AI chips used to power new workloads.
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Apple reported a 16% jump in revenue and a 29% increase in earnings per share for its latest quarter, but weaker-than-expected services results pushed the stock lower in after-hours trading.
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Amazon’s latest quarter topped expectations, and discussion around the profitability outlook is increasingly tied to AWS growth and the company’s willingness to spend heavily on artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Shares slid in after-hours trading after Apple reported fiscal third-quarter earnings and revenue that topped estimates, helped by strong iPhone sales. Analysts also focused on a cautionary note about how higher memory component costs can pressure device margins even when Apple holds pricing power.
