Wall Street indices slipped on Friday as big tech names lost steam, dragging the broader market down. The S&P 500 fell about 0.5%, the Nasdaq dropped 0.8%, and the Dow slid roughly 190 points, or 0.4%, putting all three on track for a down week. Artificial intelligence valuations have become the central concern, with heavyweight

Duolingo stock price is collapsing. It initially jumped to $540 earlier this year and closed at $260 on Wednesday, a 52% plunge. This crash gained steam in the extended hours as it plunged by over 20% to $205. As a result, the market cap has plunged from a record high of $24.6 billion to below

Nvidia stock was staging a modest comeback early Wednesday, as the chipmaker sought to recover from Tuesday’s 4% decline amid mounting concerns over artificial intelligence valuations and renewed uncertainty about US chip sales to China. AI-related stocks broadly weakened on Wednesday as sentiment remained cautious following a strong run-up across the sector this year. Advanced

The AMD stock price has been in a strong bull run and is hovering at a record high as investors waited for the latest financial results, which will provide more color on the health of the artificial intelligence industry. It was trading at $260, up by over 220% from its lowest level this year. AMD

Nvidia’s stock gained on Monday, lifted by renewed optimism around US corporate spending on artificial-intelligence chips, even as restrictions on sales to China continue to cloud the outlook. Shares of the chipmaker were up 2.40% at $207.40 in early trading. Coming into the session, Nvidia’s stock had already risen 51% year to date. Other semiconductor

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indices will be in the spotlight this week as investors watch key corporate earnings. They will also react to the recent Federal Reserve interest rate decision. This article looks at some of the top S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Index stocks to watch this week. Palantir Technologies (PLTR) Palantir

This week was packed with historic milestones and high-stakes moves across business and geopolitics. Trump and Xi finally met after six years to pause their trade war, Nvidia shattered records with a $5 trillion valuation, and Pfizer and Novo Nordisk battled for control of Metsera. Big Tech posted blockbuster earnings, while Tesla’s upcoming vote on

Getty Images Holdings Inc (NYSE: GETY) opened roughly 50% higher today after announcing a multi-year licensing agreement with a San Francisco-headquartered fast-growing search startup – Perplexity AI. The deal will integrate GETY’s editorial and creative visuals into Perplexity’s artificial intelligence (AI) powered search engine and browser, Comet. Additionally, the startup will enhance attribution by embedding

Wall Street analysts believe the Trump administration will create significant regulatory hurdles for Comcast Corp (NASDAQ: CMCSA) if it does indeed proceed with recently reported plans of buying Warner Bros Discovery Inc (NASDAQ: WBD) WBD has officially opened the door to acquisition talks, with David Zaslav – its chief executive – recently confirming “interest from

Gold prices rebounded on Wednesday after sliding below $4,000 per ounce earlier this week.  Silver prices also followed gold’s rise as the metal rose more than 2%.  Meanwhile, oil prices were in the green on Wednesday on optimism over greater demand for the black liquid.  Gold rebounds Gold prices climbed almost 2% on Wednesday, recovering