Alphabet GOOGL shares rebounded on Monday after suffering a sharp selloff following last week’s quarterly earnings, with several Wall Street brokerages maintaining bullish recommendations even as they trimmed price targets in response to the company’s aggressive artificial intelligence investment plans. Shares of the Google parent rose nearly 3% at the market open, signalling that investors
Top flying car stocks such as Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation have tumbled this year, wiping out billions of dollars in market value. Joby Aviation shares have fallen 48% year to date and 60% over the past 12 months, while Archer Aviation has declined 37% and 57%, respectively, despite both companies moving closer to commercial
US stocks ended mixed on Friday as gains in the Dow Jones Industrial Average were offset by weakness in semiconductor stocks, while investors continued to monitor developments in the Middle East and their potential impact on global markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 235 points, or 0.5%, supported by a 3% gain in Apple
Intel stock jumped in the extended hours as the company published strong financial results and boosted its forward guidance. INTC soared to $110, a significant increase from this month’s low of $89.65. What next for these shares? Intel stock jumps after strong earnings INTC shares jumped after the semiconductor giant published strong financial results, helped
Alphabet Inc. reported second-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street expectations on earnings and revenue, driven by strong cloud growth, although its search advertising business narrowly missed analyst estimates. The Google parent posted cloud revenue of $24.77 billion for the quarter ended June 30, an 82% increase from a year earlier and ahead of Bloomberg-compiled analyst
General Motors (GM) shares are inching higher on Tuesday morning after the automaker posted a powerhouse Q2 earnings release, outperforming Street expectations across key operational metrics Revenue came in just over $48 billion – reflecting a 1.9% year-over-year increase – while adjusted earnings per share went up 41.3% versus last year to $3.57 in the
US stocks ended mixed on Monday as investors balanced hopes of easing in the US-Iran conflict against uncertainty ahead of a crucial week of corporate earnings. While semiconductor stocks rebounded from last week’s selloff, broader market sentiment remained cautious. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 297 points, or 0.57%, to close at 51,848.96. The S&P
The S&P 500 Index remains under pressure this month, and this week’s events will determine whether it will bounce back. It was trading at 7,457 points, down by 2.10% from its highest point this year. This article highlights some of the key catalysts that will drive the SPX and VOO ETFs this week. S&P 500
Crude oil prices continued rising on Hyperliquid as investors reacted to the ongoing escalation between the US and Iran. Brent jumped to $88.7, with its 24-hour volume soaring to $59 million. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US benchmark, rose to $83.62, with the volume rising to $111.2 million. Crude oil prices jump on US-Iran war
Netflix NFLX shares tumbled on Friday after the streaming giant delivered mixed second-quarter results and announced plans to provide less frequent disclosure of viewer engagement data. This has increased concerns among investors who were already worried about slowing growth and rising competition. The stock fell 8% on Friday, extending its decline for 2026. Shares had