Wall Street split as investors rotated away from megacap technology US stocks traded unevenly Thursday as stronger industrial and value shares lifted the Dow, while renewed inflation concerns and weakness in several large technology companies weighed on the Nasdaq. The
Wall Street recovered from the opening lows US stocks remained under pressure Tuesday, but the major indexes recovered from their steepest declines as investors reassessed a global selloff in technology and semiconductor shares. The Nasdaq Composite was down about 1.6%
Wall Street returned from the holiday to a divided market US stocks traded mixed Monday as investors balanced improving signals from US-Iran peace negotiations against heavy selling in several of the market’s largest technology companies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average
SpaceX is moving deeper into enterprise AI SpaceX confirmed Tuesday that it will acquire Anysphere for $60 billion in stock, bringing one of the highest-profile AI coding platforms under the same corporate umbrella as xAI just days after the company’s
Stocks opened the week with a clear relief rally Wall Street pushed higher Monday after the US president said a ceasefire agreement with Iran was complete, giving investors a reason to pull some of the geopolitical risk premium out of
Stocks opened higher as oil pressure eased US stocks moved higher Friday as investors responded to a sharp pullback in oil and growing expectations that the United States and Iran may be moving closer to an interim deal. The Dow
The oil market reacted first to the headline, then to the contradictions Oil moved sharply lower Friday after Pakistan’s prime minister said the United States and Iran had reached the final draft of a peace deal. By early afternoon, US
Fresh strikes on Iran did not stop the market from bouncing US stocks opened higher Thursday after another round of US strikes on Iran, as investors tried to determine whether the latest escalation would remain limited or pull the region
The chip trade rolled over again Tuesday’s selloff made one thing clear: Monday’s bounce in semiconductors was not enough to reset sentiment. The S&P 500 fell more than 2%, the Nasdaq dropped 3.5%, and the Dow lost about 500 points
Tech led the rebound after Friday’s flush Wall Street came into Monday needing a reset, and chips delivered it. Reuters reported that the major indexes opened higher as investors stepped back into semiconductor names after last week’s steep selloff, while
Wall Street split as investors rotated away from megacap technology US stocks traded unevenly Thursday
Wall Street recovered from the opening lows US stocks remained under pressure Tuesday, but the
Wall Street returned from the holiday to a divided market US stocks traded mixed Monday
SpaceX is moving deeper into enterprise AI SpaceX confirmed Tuesday that it will acquire Anysphere
Stocks opened the week with a clear relief rally Wall Street pushed higher Monday after
Stocks opened higher as oil pressure eased US stocks moved higher Friday as investors responded
The oil market reacted first to the headline, then to the contradictions Oil moved sharply
Fresh strikes on Iran did not stop the market from bouncing US stocks opened higher
The chip trade rolled over again Tuesday’s selloff made one thing clear: Monday’s bounce in
Tech led the rebound after Friday’s flush Wall Street came into Monday needing a reset,
