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Intel Slips After Chipmaker Announces $15 Billion Stock Sale (opens the original)
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Intel shares fell after the company announced a $15 billion stock sale to fund AI-related growth. Despite today's retreat, Intel's stock has surged over 160% in 2026, driven by booming demand for AI semiconductors. Intel shares fell Monday after the chipmaker announced plans to issue $15 billion of stock to meet booming demand for AI-enabling semiconductors. "Customers continue to signal a strong and sustainable demand environment, driven by unprecedented investment in AI compute," the company s
Profits Haven’t Grown Like This Since 2021. Wall Street Has More Than AI to Thank (opens the original)
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The S&P 500 is on track to post its fastest quarter of earnings growth since 2021, with profits surpassing estimates across the economy. Analysts predicted earnings growth would support the stock market in the second half of the year, and recent strength has helped bolster that conviction and offset uncertainty about inflation, interest rates, and geopolitics. The broadening earnings growth that has eluded investors for years may have finally arrived. The S&P 500 is on track to report earnings g
SpaceX’s First Earnings Report Is Almost Here. Will Investors Get Back on Board? (opens the original)
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SpaceX is slated to report quarterly results for the first time as a public company on Tuesday, with growth expected to be driven by surging AI revenue. Experts say SpaceX's second-quarter results are likely to have less of an impact on the stock than executives' comments during a post-earnings call and post-IPO lockup expirations. In less than two months as a publicly traded company, SpaceX has—fittingly, for a rocket company—both seen dizzying highs and fallen back to Earth. What lies ahead? T
The Memory Stock Sell-Off Created a ‘Strong Entry Point,’ Says Morgan Stanley. Investors Are Buying In. (opens the original)
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Memory stocks rebounded on Monday after sliding last week amid concerns about the durability of AI spending and efforts by tech giants to control their memory costs. Morgan Stanley analysts on Monday argued the sell-off had created "a strong entry point" to stocks such as Micron and Sandisk that, despite double digit declines in recent weeks, are still worth at least three times what they were at the start of the year. Chip stocks rose on Monday as investors bought the dip following last week's
IBM’s Disappointing Earnings Are Shaking Up Wall Street. What Should Software Investors Do Now? (opens the original)
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Software stocks slid and AI hardware plays rose Tuesday after IBM attributed disappointing preliminary results to execution issues and customers prioritizing spending on servers, storage, and memory over other tech products and services. IBM's warning about aggressive "capex reprioritization" adds to the pressure on software stocks, which have been hammered this year by concern that AI coding agents will nullify legacy software's competitive advantage. IBM says the AI-driven memory shortage is d
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