Nebius Group stock has lost momentum and is now in a deep bear market after falling by over 37% from the year-to-date high. NBIS dropped to $189, with analysts and investors now focusing on the upcoming earnings, which will come out on Wednesday next week. Nebius Group stock has plunged amid AI concerns Nebius Group
D-Wave Quantum shares QBTS fell about 5% on Thursday after the quantum computing company reported second-quarter revenue and earnings that missed Wall Street expectations, overshadowing a sharp increase in customer bookings. The Florida-based company reported second-quarter revenue of $3.08 million, below analysts’ estimates of approximately $4.08 million. Adjusted loss per share narrowed to 13 cents
World Chain has announced the launch of full block access lists, becoming the first production Layer-2 blockchain network to stream EIP-7928 block access lists within every flashblock. The feature is scheduled to go live on World Chain Mainnet on Aug. 17 and is designed to improve transaction throughput without increasing hardware requirements for validators. According
Marvell Technology stock has tumbled sharply in recent weeks, mirroring the broader selloff across leading semiconductor stocks. After soaring to a record high of $329.48, the shares have fallen by more than 40%. Despite the steep correction, Wall Street analysts remain overwhelmingly bullish on the company, with investors now turning their attention to its upcoming
Wix (NASDAQ: WIX) stock has come under intense pressure this year as investors grew concerned that the rise of AI-powered “vibe coding” could disrupt its website-building business. After peaking at $246 in January last year, the stock has tumbled 77% to around $55. Against this backdrop, the company will need to reassure investors that its
Jim Cramer’s favourite dip-buying rule starts with a margin decline, but it does not end there. Investors must decide whether profits are temporarily compressed by investment or permanently damaged by weak demand and competition. Meta Platforms, Alphabet and SoFi are the clearest tests after their shares were punished by spending increases or cautious guidance. Intel
When FIFA on Tuesday announced plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary to manage the commercial rights of the World Cup and other major tournaments, the proposal immediately became one of the most controversial ideas in modern football governance. What initially appeared to be a financial restructuring has quickly evolved into a debate over who
Nvidia stock (NVDA) rose on Friday after Amazon reaffirmed its commitment to the chipmaker’s artificial intelligence processors and increased its capital spending plans, reinforcing investor confidence in continued demand for AI infrastructure. The stock gained 2.6% to $199.07 in midday trading, building on Thursday’s more than 2% advance. The rally put Nvidia on track to
Arm Holdings shares climbed about 8% in trading on Thursday after the British chip designer reported fiscal first-quarter results that topped Wall Street expectations and issued stronger-than-expected guidance. Analysts broadly welcomed the results, highlighting accelerating demand for Arm’s artificial intelligence-focused processor roadmap despite continued supply constraints. The company reported fiscal first-quarter revenue of $1.29 billion,
Qualcomm (QCOM) shares are inching lower in extended hours after the company reported fiscal Q3 results that reflected persistent semiconductor supply constraints. The company based out of San Diego, CA earned $2.21 per share in its third financial quarter, less than $2.23 that analysts had called for, as net income tumbled 25% year-on-year to $2