The decline accelerated in 2025, with deliveries sinking by 6% through the first three quarters of the year. According to prediction platform Kalshi, Tesla is expected to sell around 430,000 EVs during the fourth quarter, which will take its 2025 total to 1.64 million units. That would be down 8% from its 2024 result.

As AI spending rises, these two Big Tech names will be best-positioned to deliver a return on investment, according to JPMorgan.

The shares of companies exposed to artificial intelligence infrastructure came in for a beating after a report about Oracle Corp. data center delays added fuel to a selloff already underway following disappointing earnings results from chipmaker Broadcom Inc.

Nvidia ( NVDA 2.21%) is the only company to reach the $5 trillion valuation threshold, but it has pulled back from that level. Other companies like Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft are worth around $4 trillion right now. Those are the primary candidates investors should look for when searching for the first company that will be worth $10 trillion.

This has been a banner year for generative artificial intelligence, with billions of people making use of ChatGPT and competing chatbots, such as Google’s Gemini.

The potential delay of hundreds of billions of dollars in promised spending on artificial intelligence is dealing a new blow to the stock-market rally. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite both turned in negative performances for the week,

The Motley Fool reports that retail AI investors remain optimistic, with 62% confident in long-term returns, despite bubble concerns. Most plan to hold or buy more AI stocks.

Chipmaker Broadcom's 10% slide weighs on the market as Chicago Fed's Goolsbee signals more cuts than the median for 2026.

“With advancements in AI, scams will continue to grow in sophistication, frequency, and impact,” the senators wrote in the letter. “In the early phases of a scam, criminals can use generative AI to quickly identify and then collect details on their targets, enabling them to create tailor-made scams.”

Shares of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) have surged to new highs in 2025 following strong financial results. The company is well-positioned to monetize its artificial intelligence (AI) investments across both enterprise and consumer markets, which puts the Google parent in a uniquely strong competitive position.

Despite the momentum for Broadcom’s AI chips looking “to be intact,” he predicted that Broadcom’s stock gains have “come so far and so fast this year that even a solid report could end up seeing profit-taking.” Shares have increased 75% so far in 2025.