HSBC downgraded Nvidia to hold from buy on November 12, slashing its price target to $170, citing leadership uncertainty after CEO Jensen Huang resigned and CFO Colette Kress was named interim CEO with no permanent succession plan announced.
Major stock indices declined sharply Tuesday after a hot October inflation report pushed the 10-year Treasury yield back above 5%, intensifying fears of more aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Terreno Realty reported Q3 2026 revenue of $132.23 million and net income of $68.11 million, affirmed a $0.57 dividend, and authorized a share buyback while expanding its coastal industrial portfolio amid slowing earnings.
Seven U.S. growth stocks, led by AI and digital infrastructure leaders, showed strong market performance on November 9, 2026.
Asian and US equity markets rebounded on Monday, recovering from last week's sharp AI sector sell-off. Investors are now focused on upcoming tech earnings and Federal Reserve policy signals, with markets pricing a high probability of a December rate hike.
Asian markets recovered sharply on Monday, led by Taiwan and Japan, following a Wall Street bounce. The rebound was tempered by an independent investigation into Nvidia's CEO.
Federal tax brackets and the standard deduction will increase by about 3.2% for 2027, offering modest savings for most filers when they submit returns in 2028.
The IRS announced 2027 capital gains tax rates and income thresholds, alongside the April 15, 2027 deadline for making 2026 IRA contributions.
Shares of major semiconductor companies surged on Friday, recovering from a historic sector-wide plunge. The rebound was fueled by supply constraints and renewed AI demand signals, though analysts warn of ongoing volatility.
Major U.S. indices and AI chip stocks fell sharply as investors reacted to midterm election results and fears of a slowing AI investment buildout, despite strong quarterly results from key suppliers.
Democratic victories in key states and Congress have triggered a selloff in semiconductor stocks as investors worry new political leadership may delay data center construction critical for AI.
Marvell Technology will acquire Lumentum Holdings in a $115 billion all-stock deal, offering a 24% premium to create a combined entity with a 67% market share in optical networking for AI infrastructure.
U.S. tech stocks fell sharply for a second day, led by steep declines at Intel and Alphabet, as Amazon's earnings reignited investor fears over massive AI investment commitments.
Fortinet shares fell sharply after its Q3 2026 earnings report, as slowing product revenue growth and unmet AI expectations overshadowed revenue and earnings beats.
Chancellor John Healey will introduce a new tax allowance for low-income pensioners in his first Budget, preventing them from paying income tax on their state pension. The allowance will be set at £13,036 from 2027-28, matching the upcoming 3.9% increase in the full state pension.
Meta agreed to issue Mark Zuckerberg new non-voting shares to cover a potential $10bn California billionaire tax, securing his residency and leadership for eight years.
Investors poured a record $6.1 billion into the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF last week, a leveraged bet that soured as the fund fell sharply amid a broader semiconductor slump.
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