Meta jumped, while Microsoft plunged post-earnings as investors hunt for signs that big AI investments are paying off.

The Big Tech rivals are spending more than ever, but analysts are more concerned about Microsoft at the moment.

Shares of Microsoft fell almost 10% Thursday while Meta jumped roughly 10% after earnings from both tech giants Wednesday.

By Aditya Soni and Deborah Mary Sophia Jan 29 (Reuters) - Big Tech earnings so far this week have sent a clear warning: ...

Investors wondering about payoffs from the pile of cash being spent on artificial intelligence should get some clues when ...

Massive AI infrastructure spending and heavy reliance on OpenAI are making investors question how quickly Microsoft can turn ...

Microsoft shares ended Wednesday's extended session down 6.1%, with investors seemingly unsatisfied about how ...

The Facebook parent’s results highlight the advantages of its simpler, ad-focused business model.

Investors reacted in sharply different ways on Thursday to the latest quarterly results from Meta Platforms and Microsoft.

The Big Tech earnings reporting season kicked off this afternoon with Meta, Microsoft and Tesla releasing quarterly results ...

Earnings season is in full swing, with 102 companies in the S&P 500 index reporting earnings this week, according to LSEG. ↘️ ...

Big AI spending is fine. It just needs a timeline for profits.