The Nasdaq Composite fell around 0.4% at the opening bell on Tuesday, as another round of selling hit major semiconductor companies.
The Nasdaq Composite fell around 0.4% at the opening bell on Tuesday, as another round of selling hit major semiconductor companies.
Wall Street’s chipmakers were among the biggest fallers on Monday, as investors reacted to concerns that a slowdown in AI development could weaken demand across the sector.
Wall Street headed for a weaker open on Monday as AI safety concerns, rising oil prices, and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike weighed on global markets.
US semiconductor stocks looked set for a weaker start on Wall Street on Friday as investor enthusiasm around artificial intelligence continued to cool following a series of disappointing sector performances.
Donald Trump has opened the door for Nvidia to resume selling high-end AI chips to China, reversing a major pillar of US export controls and delivering a significant win for
Intel’s shares surged 10% this afternoon following reports that the struggling chipmaker is exploring options that could involve splitting the company in two.
Over $35bn (£27bn) was wiped off Intel’s value today after its quarterly results alarmed investors.
The upcoming week promises to be quite eventful, featuring reporting from five of the FTSE 100’s top ten, as well as four of the major US tech conglomerates. In addition,
We have the return of the US Chartbreakers in the wake of the massive jump for stocks Stateside on Thursday. Zak Mir takes a charting look at Apple, Adobe, Align,
Netflix reports, Royal Mail and Tesla, with updates on with UK wages and inflation data.
Next week’s announcements are worth your attention. With Barclays PLC, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ TSLA), and Netflix Inc (NASDAQ NFLX) will issue quarterly updates that will be closely monitored around the
As we dive into the Share Talk Weekly Small-Cap Report on July 17th 2021. Much attention will be paid to the U.S. markets with the start of earnings season and