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Many technology firms outperformed this year, because to the excitement surrounding artificial intelligence technologies. However, investors have shied away from Square parent company Block (SQ) and SQ stock.

Peloton Interactive (PTON) shares were up 2% as of 10:00 a.m. Thursday, up more than 10% in early trade. ET after the announcement of a five-year agreement with Lululemon (LULU).

As Beijing tightens its controls, Apple (AAPL) has begun requiring confirmation of a government license for any new apps launched in its China App Store.

There has been a lot of discussion about how fintech is affecting wealth management and how the adviser sector is changing.

Xerox (XRX) is establishing itself as a market leader. EPS increase in the past two quarters was 508% and 238%, respectively. It had just completed a symmetric cup-and-handle design.

Intapp (INTA) handily outperformed Wall Street's expectations for the fiscal fourth quarter late Wednesday, but issued a mixed prognosis for the current period. Intapp's shares dropped in extended trading.

C3.ai (AI) posted fiscal first-quarter results that above expectations on Wednesday, while sales fell short of Wall Street expectations.

Shares of Roku (ROKU), a connected-TV platform firm, jumped on Wednesday after the company submitted an unexpected report.

Speculators have accumulated their largest long position in sterling in dollar terms since Brexit, but uncontrollable inflation and lackluster growth indicate that the pound's party will not endure, according to hedge funds and their clients.

Kaiyun Sports, a leading mobile internet company specializing in sports event coverage, analysis, and interactive services, is thrilled to announce its official partnership with Leicester City, one of the most prestigious football clubs in the English...

With foreign expansion on the horizon, there is a bright light despite intense competition from competitor Lyft Inc. (LYFT) in the United States

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Slack v. Pirani, a complex securities law case that will determine the ease with which investors can sue companies for alleged misstatements or omissions in their registration statements during listings.