Tesla rises and IBM falls after reporting quarterly earnings, while quantum-computing stocks soar on a report the Trump administration is considering taking equity stakes in several companies in exchange for federal funding. The Commerce Department denied the report.
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U.S. rare-earths stocks were cautiously in the green early Thursday after losing momentum over the past few days.
Netflix falls after third-quarter earnings miss analysts’ estimates while Texas Instruments tumbles following a disappointing forecast.
Investors are watching how the U.S. government’s industrial policy might benefit companies.
Cryptos fell Wednesday as digital assets failed to regain the positive momentum that has characterized the sector for much of this year.
Investors are weighing potential outcomes of a meeting between the leaders of the world’s two largest economies, which Trump said may not happen.
General Motors rises sharply after posting better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, while Warner Bros. begins a review of strategic alternatives, including a sale of the entertainment company.
The builder’s third-quarter earnings came in at $2.96 a share on revenue of $4.4 billion, beating expectations.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency is now trading about 14% below its record high hit earlier this month.
The president listed rare earths as a priority for the U.S. in its dealing with China on Sunday.
The Bitcoin recovery picked up pace early Monday as the world’s largest crypto clawed back some of week’s losses.
Zions Bancorp trades higher following a drop of 13% in the previous session on bank loan worries, while American Express rises after posting better-than-expected earnings.
MP surged earlier this week as tensions between the U.S. and China escalated after Beijing tightened export controls on certain rare earth materials
The U.S. president told reporters late Thursday that the list price of Ozempic will be “much lower.”
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since June as investors fled risk assets.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing declines even as third-quarter profit beats analysts’ estimates, while HP Enterprise falls sharply after weaker-than-expected guidance.
It's been a volatile week for the sector.
The company is strategically ahead of peers Verizon and AT&T, with the broadest 5G coverage, Wells Fargo analysts say.
Bank of America and Morgan Stanley beat earnings estimates, while ASML, the Dutch semiconductor-equipment maker, posts better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and issues an upbeat forecast.
A sector rally intensified late last week after Trump said the U.S. would hit back against China's new export restrictions on rare-earth minerals.
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