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The AI chip giant beat market expectations with $96.2 billion in revenue and projects 70 per cent growth for fiscal 2028, signalling a sustained expansion of capital returns to investors.
The Maryland-based firm expects a defence nuclear fuel contract to be finalised as early as 2026, building on a $900 million Department of Energy task order and a $4.5 billion backlog.
Settlement discussions aim to avoid a potential $1.4 trillion penalty exposure as the federal trial enters its second week in Oakland.
The secretive trading firm may need to alter its established methods to manage the pressures of its increasing scale and risk appetite, according to a Financial Times report.
The chip giant attributes its projected growth to the relentless artificial intelligence boom while defending its customer financing arrangements as low-risk investments.
A multitrillion-dollar reversal has seen software equities surge to near-record highs while semiconductor stocks remain in a bear market, creating the widest performance gap in ETF history.
Nepal reports more than 50 confirmed deaths and 384 missing tourists following a flash flood on the border with China.
The settlement with 29 state attorneys general mandates usage limits and nighttime blocks for teenage users, ending the trial in its second week.
The technology giant has agreed to a settlement in a California lawsuit alleging failures in child protection on its social media platforms, adding to a growing list of regulatory liabilities.
Silver September futures have stabilised after a slight dip, retaining a 17% monthly gain while investors brace for the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
A Financial Times analysis argues that current asset behaviour reflects a shift in the macroeconomic environment rather than a failure of historical patterns.
Louis Navellier predicts a long-term surge for the chipmaker, citing vertical integration in data centre energy, despite a short-term downgrade due to slowing momentum.
The Chinese EV maker’s second-quarter results missed forecasts, but its robotics division secured a $6.3 billion valuation backed by Tencent and Alibaba.
A partial re-entry into the Chinese market offers Nvidia a foothold, yet strict export controls and infrastructure constraints suggest the financial upside remains modest for now.
A new analysis contrasts the public market valuation of Serve Robotics with the private infrastructure strategy of Singapore-based QuikBot, highlighting the critical gap in last-mile indoor delivery.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s increased buying of government debt threatens to undermine Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s strategy to tame inflation.
A global increase in poultry populations is transforming high streets, consumer diets, and rural landscapes, prompting debate over the sustainability of the chicken industry’s expansion.
Wall Street maintains a consensus "Hold" rating for The Trade Desk after a 21.9% post-earnings drop, with the mean price target set at $15.05.
The US health insurer has lifted its full-year profit outlook after strong second-quarter results, though Wall Street expects a year-on-year dip in earnings for 2026.
Persistent inflation and elevated oil prices keep pressure on U.S. debt markets, with technical analysts flagging a key support level for December futures.
Sustainable Growth Advisers has added the digital infrastructure giant to its portfolio, citing a reversal in growth trends and stabilised leadership, despite the fund lagging broader market benchmarks in the second quarter.
A new review of the Winklevoss-founded exchange finds that while its regulatory oversight and insurance are robust, basic trading costs remain significantly higher than major rivals.
The fund sold its position in the software giant during the second quarter, citing a disconnect between management commentary and growth despite strong adoption of its Firefly tool.
A 23 per cent surge in Bitcoin prices drove $1.92 billion in net inflows to US-listed funds last week, reversing a recent outflow trend.
The billionaire investor cited a rising fiscal deficit and debt in a bearish outlook, while his firm disclosed fresh stakes in Amrize AG and GPGI.
Despite beating second-quarter earnings estimates, the broadband operator’s stock has fallen 44 per cent over the past year, driven by subscriber losses and intense competition from fixed wireless and fibre networks.
The Global Growth Fund returned 6.43 per cent in the second quarter, lagging the MSCI ACWI Index, while maintaining a position in China’s largest travel platform.
State-owned power financier REC will lead a pilot issuance of less than 5 billion rupees, testing blockchain technology for instant settlement alongside India’s central bank digital currency.
The trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa has moved beyond economic measures, with US government figures expressing discomfort at the President’s rhetoric towards their long-term ally.
Ottawa has announced a $20 billion package of retaliatory levies, targeting hundreds of American goods in a significant escalation of the bilateral trade dispute.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures recovered on Tuesday as investors balanced new trade measures against Canada and Iran with upcoming corporate earnings and Federal Reserve signals.
Scepticism is mounting over the effectiveness of the US President’s new sanctions regime, with experts noting that Tehran resisted similar ‘maximum pressure’ tactics eight years ago.
Despite differing investment philosophies, the two prominent investors increased their stakes in the tech giants during the second quarter, driven by accelerating cloud revenue and AI infrastructure demand.
US investors rotated into growth and technology plays on Tuesday, reversing the previous day’s losses as softer inflation signals lifted market sentiment.
Silver futures retreated slightly on Tuesday but retained significant monthly gains, with market sentiment now focused on upcoming inflation data and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
The chipmaker’s stock has shed approximately 7% over the past week, marking its longest losing streak since 2022, as investors position themselves ahead of Wednesday’s results.
Iranian officials warn that a combination of ongoing conflict and high inflation is driving fuel shortages, with long lines now visible in the capital.
China has issued a formal warning to the United States, stating it will take "all necessary measures" if Washington expands its crackdown on business dealings with Tehran.
Intuit Inc. is scheduled to report its fiscal fourth-quarter results on 25 August, with consensus estimates pointing to significant year-on-year growth in both earnings and revenue.
A new analysis contrasts the high-risk, high-reward profile of the Roundhill Generative AI ETF with the stability of Fidelity’s broader technology index fund.
Mexico’s state oil giant and Brazil’s national champion are partnering to explore Jurassic formations, aiming to reverse declining production and alleviate Pemex’s heavy debt burden.
The Financial Times has introduced a new tool to monitor cost-of-living data points that may shape voter sentiment in the upcoming United States midterm elections.
The conflict in the Middle East is triggering a sharp rise in operational costs for American agriculture, intensifying economic pressure in the heartland just months before the upcoming midterm elections.
President Donald Trump’s extensive bond purchases are now inextricably linked to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, with hawkish Chair Kevin Warsh poised to determine the fate of the US President’s multimillion-dollar fixed-income bets.
Despite an 80% surge earlier this year, GE Vernova stock has retreated on a 40% drop in wind orders, even as the company raises full-year guidance.
The space-tech stock has found support near $60 after a steep post-IPO sell-off, buoyed by record revenue and a deepening pipeline of US defence contracts.
The chip giant’s stock has remained flat in recent months, with analysts forecasting a significant slowdown in growth rates ahead of Wednesday’s results.
New analysis suggests that US households with $2 million in savings can sustain a comfortable lifestyle, provided they manage health risks and maintain adequate emergency reserves.