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AAPL177.512.08%
Apple Inc.
MSFT332.19-0.70%
Microsoft Corporation
GOOG124.23-1.20%
Alphabet Inc.
AMZN121.541.43%
Amazon.com, Inc.
NVDA403.1013.64%
NVIDIA Corporation
META264.472.43%
Meta Platforms, Inc.
TSLA199.966.79%
Tesla, Inc.
XOM103.29-1.68%
Exxon Mobil Corporation
JPM136.72-0.22%
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
WMT146.26-0.16%
Walmart Inc.
KO59.67-0.59%
The Coca-Cola Company
BAC28.08-0.23%
Bank of America Corporation
PFE36.99-0.61%
Pfizer Inc.
MCD284.72-1.32%
McDonald's Corporation
CSCO50.310.45%
Cisco Systems, Inc.
AMD126.19-0.84%
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
NFLX392.7913.91%
Netflix, Inc.
DIS87.47-0.83%
The Walt Disney Company
INTC29.870.86%
Intel Corporation
BA204.520.89%
The Boeing Company
T15.660.16%
AT&T Inc.
GE102.27-0.47%
General Electric Company
F12.610.52%
Ford Motor Company
Jefferies Managing Director Atul Goyal joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss Softbank's announcement of its generative AI collaboration with Nvidia, Softbank's upcoming IPO, and whether its subsidiary Arm Ltd. could be the next big AI play.
OptiMine CEO Matt Voda joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss Tesla's new advertising strategy and the state of the EV market including pricing, challenges, and competition in the space.
Yahoo Finance markets reporter Josh Schafer tells viewers about the earnings reports to watch this week and what economists are expecting from Friday's May jobs report.
Yahoo Finance Live anchor Brad Smith checks out the market and sector action this morning, as AI stocks surge on recent tech trends.
Yahoo Finance Live's Brad Smith breaks down several of the top news headlines developing this morning including the tentative debt ceiling deal facing key votes in Congress, Friday's May jobs report, and Nvidia stock rising after unveiling more AI products.
Microsoft on Tuesday accused Britain's anti-trust regulator of being a global "outlier" in blocking its $69 billion takeover of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) vetoed the deal in April, saying it could hurt competition in the nascent cloud gaming market, sparking a furious row. The company's appeal against the decision is likely to be heard in late July, a judge at the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) indicated on Tuesday.
The internet is buzzing about Netflix's recent move to crack down on password sharing on its platform. The news isn't exactly a shocker, but there's little doubt the streaming entertainment service is getting serious about "free riders" who use Netflix and don't pay a dime for doing so. In a May 23 blog post, Netflix noted the following changes on password sharing.
Artificial intelligence has been ruling the news lately, and Nvidia's surging valuation is only adding to that conversation. "Today's things that they're calling AI -- particularly the generative AIs like ChatGPT -- are literally just BS generators," Roger McNamee, co-founder of the venture capitalist firm Elevation Partners, told CNBC. Saying that every LLM model costs roughly half a billion dollars worth of Nvidia chips to make, McNamee criticized OpenAI's business model (or lack, thereof).
Stock Of The Day: Fluence Energy flashed an early entry and flirted with an official buy point. Analysts expect the energy storage play to turn profitable soon.
Bank of America analysts see line of sight to profitability. ChargePoint earnings Thursday follow Tesla-Ford EV charging pact.
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Nvidia is revving up to take the driver out of the driver's seat. The company is seeking to patent tech that uses neural networks to...
Boeing has increased production of its widebody 787 Dreamliner from three to four planes per month, a company official said on Tuesday. Lane Ballard, Boeing's vice president and general manager for the 787 program, announced the rate increase as reporters toured the company's 787 production facility in Charleston, South Carolina. The company intends to ramp up 787 production to five jets per month by the end of the year and deliver 70-80 Dreamliners this year.
The Nasdaq led gains among Wall Street's main indexes on Tuesday, boosted by shares of Nvidia, amid cautious optimism about lawmakers tentatively agreeing to raise the nation's debt limit to avert a default. U.S. President Joe Biden and Republican House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Sunday signed off on an agreement to temporarily suspend the debt ceiling and cap some federal spending. The U.S. House Rules Committee said it will meet at 3:00 p.m. ET (1900 GMT), to discuss the debt ceiling bill.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) -Boeing has increased production of its widebody 787 Dreamliner from three to four planes per month, a company official said on Tuesday. Lane Ballard, Boeing's vice president and general manager for the 787 program, announced the rate increase as reporters toured the company's 787 production facility in Charleston, South Carolina. The company intends to ramp up 787 production to five jets per month by the end of the year and deliver 70-80 Dreamliners this year.
Chip maker Nvidia is the latest company to join the elite $1 trillion-market capitalization club. Nvidia makes chips used in PCs, cars and robots, but its recent success with artificial-intelligence programs has propelled the company to new heights. Nvidia’s shares rose more than 24% on Thursday to a record high after it said AI programs running on its chips are fueling record sales.
Artificial-intelligence related stocks led the stock market with Arista Networks hitting a buy point.
In this video, I will talk about whether or not it might be time to sell Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) now that it has joined the trillion-dollar club and has risen more than 180% this year. *Stock prices used were from the trading day of May 27, 2023.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) announced some new products during its Computex Keynote, and things are getting even more interesting for the AI market. Check out the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.
Investors continue to scramble for artificial intelligence plays, and price appears to be no object. Exhibit A in this phenomenon is Nvidia (ticker: NVDA), the primary supplier of chips used for training large language models and running AI-based systems. Nvidia stock is up 180% this year, reaching $1 trillion market value on Tuesday morning—the first chip company to ever hit that mark and the fifth U.S. company with a current 13-digit market capitalization.
Does Nvidia (NVDA) have what it takes to be a top stock pick for momentum investors? Let's find out.
The investor says the chip maker's stock is "priced ahead of the curve." She's playing the artificial-intelligence boom through the electric-vehicle manufacturer.
Benzinga BHP and Microsoft: An Unlikely Duo Boosting Copper Mining with AI BHP Group Ltd (NYSE: BHP) is collaborating with Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve copper mining. The use of new digital technology to optimize concentrator performance at BHP’s Escondida operation in Chile is expected to improve copper recovery. BHP estimates the world would need to double the amount of copper produced over the next 30 years, relative to the past
Mega market cap stocks are eating their indices, distorting their usefulness in some cases as market gauges for investors. The most widely used index in the world is the S&P 500, which is supposed to be a broad barometer of the US stock market but has increasingly been driven by a small number of tech giants. This year, the S&P 500 is up by about 10 per cent but with much of its returns driven by Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla.
Tech stocks tied to the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution are roaring ahead this morning. As of 11:10 a.m. ET, shares of the eponymous AI stock, C3.ai (NYSE: AI), are up an astounding 16.7%, while Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM), the self-proclaimed "on-device AI leader," is gaining 3.7%, and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), officially now the first $1 trillion semiconductor company, tacks on 5.5%. Granted, the majority of today's gains still probably owe to Nvidia's powerful sales guidance given in its fiscal first-quarter 2024 earnings report last week.