Stocks dipped as traders eagerly awaited the chip giant's results. Wall Street expects Nvidia to report over $28 billion in revenue last quarter.
Why the November election is a win for the stock market no matter who comes out on top
Both Trump and Harris have proposed trillions of dollars of economic stimulus that could boost the stock market in 2025, Ned Davis Research said.
TON Back Online After Second Outage
TON says its core developer team is looking into why the DOGS token continues to crash the chain.
Nvidia earnings recap: CEO Jensen Huang talked up Blackwell but failed to satisfy Wall Street's sky-high expectations
Nvidia reported Q2 earnings that largely beat analysts' estimates, but the stock slid after forecasted revenue failed to top the high end of expectations.
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Shares Dropped Nearly 7% in Extended Trading on Wednesday
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The quick rebound after this month's brutal stock-market rout is a cause for concern, Goldman says
This month's selloff was "a warning shot" even as the market seems to have regained confidence, Goldman's head of asset allocation research said.
Why Is Nvidia Stock Down After Reporting Parabolic Growth?
The chipmaker has been powering the AI revolution, but sometimes strong growth simply isn't enough.
NEA quietly reenters the secondaries market
New Enterprise Associates (NEA) is getting back into the secondaries game. The Silicon Valley-based VC raised more than $468 million for NEA Secondary Opportunity Fund, according to an SEC filing. The fund raised capital from more than 60 limited partners including the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System, which committed $20 million to the fund, according to meeting documents.