Nasdaq 100 Sinks Over 4% as Chip Stocks Lead Tech Selloff
The Nasdaq 100 plunges as SanDisk, Nebius and AMD lead a broad tech selloff, with investors reassessing chip demand and restrictions on data-center construction.
The Nasdaq 100 plunges as SanDisk, Nebius and AMD lead a broad tech selloff, with investors reassessing chip demand and restrictions on data-center construction.
Sequoia says it raised about $10 billion as it closes London, ends Arc and Scouts, and unites its early-stage and growth teams under seven partners.
Arthur Hayes warns that AI share sales could strain credit markets and dollar liquidity, putting Bitcoin at risk before any central-bank rescue.
Microsoft prices $25 billion of debt across 10 tranches as cloud investment absorbs more cash, with proceeds available for AI capex and other corporate uses.
Qualcomm beats quarterly estimates, but a 26% handset sales decline, rising costs and a mixed profit outlook send QCOM shares lower after hours.
Uber reports $14.77 billion in Q3 revenue and adjusted EPS of $0.88, while its Q4 bookings outlook broadly matches expectations and trips fall short.
Google confirms voluntary exit offers in five countries, as Alphabet’s heavy AI investment puts staffing costs and cash generation in focus for investors.
Jeff Bezos says experience helped him start Amazon at 30. His advice puts career skills, startup risks and the cost of leaving a salary in focus.
Novo Nordisk lifts its 2026 outlook after Q3 sales reach DKK79.20 billion and obesity revenue rises 22% at constant exchange rates, despite impairments.
AMD reported record Q3 revenue of $13.38 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.09, then forecast about $17 billion in Q4 sales as data center demand grew.
Block topped Q3 estimates with $6.72 billion in revenue and $1.13 in adjusted EPS, then lifted its 2026 outlook as Cash App and Square gross profit...
Supermicro posted record fiscal Q1 sales of $19.9 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.81, then lifted its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook to $72 billion to $82...
Booking Holdings reported $8.89 billion in Q3 revenue after a $900 million FTC-related reduction. Gross bookings rose to $54.5 billion and adjusted EPS hit $4.66.