Amazon Web Services (NASDAQ:AMZN), long the profit engine behind a company still best known for parcels, has reaccelerated, and that givesNasdaq100 investors a fresh reason to look closely at Amazon. After a period when its cloud growth lagged faster-moving rivals, AWS has found a …
Arm (NASDAQ:ARM) occupies an unusual and powerful place in the technology world: it designs the fundamental blueprints for chips that almost every smartphone, and a growing share of data-centre processors, are built upon, yet it makes none of them itself. Understanding how Arm earns …
ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) occupies a position unlike any other company in the chip industry: it is the only firm in the world that makes the most advanced machines used to print the tiniest features on the most sophisticated semiconductors. ForNasdaq100 investors, that near-monopoly makes ASML …
Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ:AXON) has transformed policing technology, moving from the maker of the Taser stun gun into a provider of body cameras and, crucially, the software that manages the vast amounts of evidence they generate. That shift towards recurring software revenue brings public-safety technology …
Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) is fighting a war on two fronts: defending its lucrative broadbandBusinessfrom new competitors while trying to make its streaming service profitable. Both battles are central to its future, and they put broadband competition and streamingEconomicssquarely on theNasdaq100 agenda.
CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) has built one of the fastest-growing businesses in software by protecting the very devices, laptops, servers and cloud systems, that are most exposed to modern cyberattacks. Its rise brings the question of how much companies will spend on cloud-era security into sharp …
DoorDash (NASDAQ:DASH) built itsBusinessdelivering restaurant meals, but its future depends on delivering far more than dinner. Its push into groceries, retail and international markets is the key question forNasdaq100 investors, because it will determine whether DoorDash is a food-delivery company or something much larger.
Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI) sells chips that most people will never hear of, yet its results are among the most useful early indicators of health in the industrial economy. Its components go into factory machinery, medical devices, cars and communications equipment, so its order patterns …
Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) decision to launch its first foldable iPhone reopens a question that has hung over the company for years: where its next wave of growth will come from. For investors in the Nasdaq 100, where Apple is among the very largest constituents, that …
● The advance came without a clear company-specific announcement, aligning instead with a broad cybersecurity-sector rally.