Apple briefly tops Nvidia with $4.88 trillion market value
What's new: Nvidia later edged back ahead by the close, underscoring a tight race as investors reassess which AI bets will pay off.
What's new: Nvidia later edged back ahead by the close, underscoring a tight race as investors reassess which AI bets will pay off.
What's new: Apple hovered near a $4.88 trillion valuation while Nvidia slid about 3%, narrowing the chipmaker's yearlong lead.
What's new: The sell-off helped drive the Kospi down 9% and triggered a 20-minute trading halt in South Korea.
What's new: The selloff helped drive the KOSPI down 9% and triggered a 20-minute trading halt in South Korea.
What's new: The South Korean chipmaker's US listing was oversubscribed more than sevenfold and will fund new AI-memory capacity.
Series: Sk Hynix · Nasdaq Adr Debut · 3 chapters since Jul 10What's next: The chipmaker aims to raise about $28 billion, with Nasdaq trading set to start Friday before regular trading on July 13.
What's new: The preliminary result beat analyst forecasts as AI-driven shortages lifted DRAM and NAND prices sharply.
What's new: Micron projected fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of about $50 billion, far above the $43.2 billion analysts expected.
What's next: The chipmaker forecast about $50 billion in current-quarter revenue, well above analyst estimates of $43.58 billion.
What's new: Nasdaq 100 futures rose nearly 2% and oil fell below pre-war levels, easing pressure on regional markets after a two-day slide.
What's next: Trading is expected to begin July 10, in a deal that would rank among the five biggest share sales ever.
What's new: South Korea's Kospi surged nearly 6%, while Nasdaq 100 futures climbed about 2% after Micron projected another record quarter.
What's next: Investors are watching Micron earnings Wednesday for clues on whether the AI spending boom can still support rich valuations.
What's next: Micron results on Wednesday will test whether AI spending can keep driving the chip rally across Asia.
What's next: Investors are watching Wednesday's CPI report for signs that higher oil prices could feed inflation and keep the Fed hawkish.