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Toast's stock heats up on sales jump

Toast Inc.’s stock initially jumped 16% before cooling in after-hours trading Thursday after the company posted strong quarterly sales.

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Meta, Apple are squabbling again over advertisers

The warring tech giants exchanged unpleasantries Thursday after Meta published instructions advising advertisers how to avoid paying a 30% service charge.

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Dow up 100 points on gains for Salesforce, Intel stocks

Shares of Salesforce and Intel are seeing positive growth Wednesday morning, lifting the Dow Jones Industrial Average into positive territory. The Dow is.

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Palantir's stock has had a meteoric run. Why this analyst is hitting pause.

Palantir shares have enjoyed a strong recent run, but an HSBC analyst thinks the rally could cool.

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Microsoft to Buy 27,600 Carbon Removal Credits From Swiss Startup Neustark -- OPIS

Microsoft has agreed to buy 27,600 carbon dioxide removal credits over six years from Swiss climate technology startup Neustark, the companies said.

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