Spotify's Q2 gross margin rose to 33.4% as Premium growth outpaced music costs and Ad-Supported gains lifted operating profitability.

Amazon's decision to block Meta's Muse AI agent from shopping on its site raises questions about whether the big platforms will agree on rules for agents, how money will change hands, and whether shoppers want agents in the first place.

Dow Jones tech titan Amazon stock is battling with a key support level and approaching multiple new buy points.

President Donald Trump disclosed 1,156 securities transactions made on his behalf in July, totaling between roughly $79 million and $270 million, CNBC calculated. The largest were sales of between $5 million and $25 million each of Microsoft and Amazon on July 20.

Amazon looks to have recovered from its recent correction and could provide an attractive candidate for bullish traders.

The next battle in e-commerce may not be over who owns the biggest online store. It could be over who controls the AI agent deciding what consumers buy, where they buy it and how the transaction gets completed.

The gig economy offers numerous advantages. If you wish to take advantage of this highly popular trend, focus on stocks like UBER, DASH and LYFT.

Plus, DTC caviar puts the sector's premium prices in question and Gap partners with a rookie boy band for a nostalgic mall tour.

Shopify (NASDAQ:SHOP | SHOP Price Prediction) is rallying in early Tuesday trading after news that Muse, the personal artificial intelligence (AI) agent from Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), can now browse Shopify-powered stores and complete purchases through Shop Pay.

Many investors are growing increasingly complacent. I detail three very big mistakes that I am seeing a lot of investors make right now. I discuss why bonds may be riskier than they seem, historically cheap-looking high-yield securities may not be nearly as undervalued as they seem, and many investors are overpaying for outperformers.