Kevin Warsh's mildly hawkish Jackson Hole address pushed the Nasdaq 100 down 0.5% on Friday, trimming the week's gains to 0.9% — a rally that NVIDIA's record-breaking earnings built almost single-handedly on
The S&P 500 fell 0.3% Friday after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole debut dismantled rate-cut expectations, though the index still posted a 0.5% weekly gain on Nvidia's AI-driven surge.
Amazon is closing Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026, ending its 21-year gig platform where 500,000+ workers trained AI for cents per task. The company cited an internal assessment and has offered
The S&P 500 is up 0.58 percent at 7,720.49 and the equal-weighted version of the same 500 companies is down 0.16 percent. NVIDIA's 8.5 percent jump after its fiscal second-quarter results is
Sun TV Network held a 49.6% EBITDA margin in Q1 FY27 while Zee Entertainment's ZEE5 crossed 98 million monthly active users and PVR Inox recorded 33.4 million admissions at a rising average
The Nasdaq Composite ended August 26 at 19,847, down 0.8% in a session driven by pre-earnings caution ahead of NVIDIA's Wednesday results. The Composite's breadth was negative — roughly 1,800 advancers against
The Nasdaq Composite fell 0.8% on Tuesday as investors reduced technology exposure ahead of NVIDIA's fiscal Q2 earnings after Wednesday's close. The session produced a sharply divided market: AI-infrastructure winners held or
The Nasdaq 100 fell 0.8% to 21,483 on Tuesday as semiconductor stocks retreated ahead of NVIDIA's fiscal Q2 earnings after Wednesday's close, the most closely watched corporate earnings event of the year.
Broadcom shares rose 1.2% to $191.34 on Tuesday, outperforming the chip sector, as the company's custom AI accelerator business—developed for Alphabet, Meta, and at least two undisclosed hyperscalers—reached a backlog of $12
Micron Technology shares rose 2.3% to $101.47 on Tuesday, bucking the chip sector's broader retreat, after Micron confirmed that HBM3E memory orders from NVIDIA and other AI customers are sold out through
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