The "Magnificent Seven" is a group of seven tech-orientated companies -- Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, ...

This by no means implies the Magnificent Seven could be hurtling towards Ride! territory. But it does show diversification in ...

There are concerns that when the Magnificent Seven's run breaks, share prices will be hit hard but investors are reluctant to ...

Christmas has come early for the Magnificent Seven. As of Wednesday’s close, the group of megacap tech companies has seen its collective valuation surpass $18 trillion for the first time ever ...

One Magnificent Seven member holds a unique distinction, which appears likely to end in the new year. A laundry list of competitive advantages and a cash-rich balance sheet positions this company ...

Pep Guardiola is “unsackable”, but the chances of him resigning are growing as Everton were the latest side given an easy ride by his spent Man City squad… Rodri’s untimely injury has ...

The competition for places at Arsenal is extremely high when everyone is fit. Mikel Arteta has built a magnificent squad over the last five years. Every single player is top-class and it’s no surprise ...

Active funds have struggled to keep up because the performance of passive funds has been driven by the Magnificent Seven technology stocks - Meta, Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Nvidia, Tesla and Microsoft.

December’s market action has been all about a rally from several members of the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks. Tesla (TSLA), Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG), Amazon (AMZN), and Apple (AAPL) all hit ...

Yet again the people of Stirling have shown what they are made of, donating an overwhelming amount of toys and gifts for the Stirling Observer Give A Gift Appeal. Representatives of charities and good ...

The southern hemisphere's biggest rodeo is set to ride again. Outback Queensland's 65-year-old Mount Isa Rodeo will receive a $1 million lifeline, barely two months after entering voluntary ...

The stocks of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ technology giants will likely continue to outperform in 2025, even though a market crash is now “inevitable,” Bank of America’s analysts have said.