2026 is already looking to be a special year for the tech industry, as the AI-loving market braces for three major tech IPOs.

Here's what investors can expect from the stock market and Wall Street's premier growth trends in the new year.

Investors keep buying AI stocks even though many believe the stocks are historically overpriced. In the Motley Fool survey, ...

"When [the bubble] breaks, it's going to be really bad, and not just for people in AI," entrepreneur and AI expert Jerry Kaplan said at a Silicon Valley panel recorded by the BBC. "It's going to drag ...

Everyone in tech agrees we’re in a bubble. They just can’t agree on what it looks like — or what happens when it pops. MIT Technology Review Explains: Let our writers untangle the complex, messy world ...

Three Harvard faculty said they think fears that an artificial intelligence bubble will burst — leading stock prices to collapse in the wake of soaring investments into AI companies — are overblown ...

Nuclear energy is becoming increasingly important for powering next-generation data centers. Big tech has signed a number of purchase agreements with nuclear power suppliers. Oklo is among the biggest ...

Some investors on Wall Street worry that artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have become too expensive. While technology stocks generally have become frothy, I think quantum computing is the tech ...

Shares of Nvidia, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Alphabet have soared, but the companies have substantial earnings that help justify their returns. These companies are also AI leaders and are more likely ...

Crypto asset management firm CoinShares (CS) said the digital asset treasury (DAT) bubble has largely burst, with some firms that traded at 3x to 10x their market net-asset value (mNAV) in summer 2025 ...

As Sir Isaac Newton discovered, the core scientific law of gravity is that what goes up must come down. The principle applies in many areas, which is why markets are jittery about the near-unchecked, ...

Dr. Frey is an economist at the University of Oxford and the author of the book “How Progress Ends: Technology, Innovation and the Fate of Nations.” “Bubbles are great. May the bubbles continue,” Eric ...