Once who wins, loses from AI bubble becomes clear, some firms will come out on top like Amazon during dotcom bubble, says ...

Although history doesn't precisely repeat itself on Wall Street, it does have a tendency to rhyme.

Hou Wey Fook is confident that AI-related optimism is based on sound fundamentals Read more at The Business Times.

The surge in enthusiasm for artificial intelligence has led to concerns that the AI boom is a looming bubble that will eventually burst. The euphoria is drawing comparisons to the dotcom bubble of the ...

Speculation around artificial intelligence now rivals the frenzy that once surrounded dot-com stocks, but the similarities only go so far. The current boom is unfolding in a more mature market, with ...

Evan Davis talks to Ernst Malmsten, co-founder and CEO of boo.com, one of the most high-profile startups of the dotcom era. From his frontline seat in the boom and bust, he shares what really happened ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Major investors, spooked by AI exuberance yet wary of betting against it, are shifting from hyped-up stocks into potential next-in-line winners, reviving a strategy from the 1990s ...

Albert Edwards, the outspoken global strategist at Société Générale—a figure who even refers to himself as a “perma bear”—is certain that the current U.S. equity market, driven largely by high-flying ...

The surge has been fueled in large part by artificial intelligence (AI), a powerful technological innovation responsible for significant divergences in equity performance, especially in the US.

Glenn Fogel joined dot-com darling Priceline in early 2000, a year after the name-your-price travel site’s blockbuster initial public offering. “I joined one week before the Nasdaq peaked,” Fogel ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is at the forefront of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, providing the essential GPUs that drive this transformative technology. In contrast to the dotcom bubble of the ...