The futures are trading lower for the fourth consecutive day, following deep selling on Monday, particularly in some of the major technology names, such as NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA), after it was disclosed that billionaire Peter Thiel had sold his entire position in the stock during the third quarter.

The online retail behemoth's first US dollar bond offering in years, following a $25 billion sale by Google parent Alphabet, will help feed the financing tsunami needed to support AI infrastructure spending.

Alphabet’s stock has already doubled off its 2025 lows, but an analyst is still upbeat about Google’s resilience in search and its growing presence in semiconductors.

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Amazon will raise $15 billion from its first U.S. dollar bond offering in three years, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, as big tech firms ramp up investments in AI infrastructure.

Alphabet stock has risen amid excitement over the artificial-intelligence boom but its CEO sees “elements of irrationality” in AI investment.

Tech companies from Meta to Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet continue to trim workers despite soaring revenue and billions of investments into artificial intelligence.

Inc. is seeking to raise about $12 billion through a debt offering — its first such deal in US dollars in about three years — amid an industry-wide race to build artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Ecommerce group’s first US bond in three years comes as it cranks up spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure

AWS sales growth in the quarter was higher than the segment's average over the past few years. As CEO Andy Jassy noted, that was the fastest pace it has recorded since 2022. Meanwhile, Amazon's net earnings per share came in at $1.95, about 36% higher than in the year-ago period.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway for the first time purchased shares of Google's parent company, Alphabet, worth $4.9 billion, as the company expands tech holdings.