Stock markets faced a turbulent session as investors reacted to a mix of inflation concerns, weakening consumer confidence, and rising trade tensions that could impact corporate profits and global economic stability. The uncertainty led to wild swings in major indices, with traders struggling to find direction amid conflicting economic signals. Inflation Fears Keep Investors on […]

Intel’s highly anticipated $28 billion semiconductor plant in Ohio, once seen as a key step toward revitalizing American chip manufacturing, is facing a major setback. Originally slated to begin production by 2025, the project has now been delayed by six years, pushing its full-scale launch as far back as 2030. The delay has raised concerns

Technology stocks took a sharp hit this week as growing global economic uncertainty and investor caution sent markets into a selloff. The IT sector, which had been soaring on strong earnings and AI-driven momentum, faced a steep downturn as concerns over interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and slowing growth weighed heavily on investor sentiment. What’s Driving

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO is gaining momentum as one of the fastest-growing competitors in the EV industry, challenging giants like Tesla and traditional automakers. With its cutting-edge technology, innovative battery-swapping service, and aggressive global expansion strategy, the company is positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly evolving market. Revolutionizing EV Charging

Wall Street experienced a turbulent trading session as investors reacted to two major developments—Nvidia’s blockbuster earnings report and renewed concerns over potential tariffs proposed by former President Donald Trump. While Nvidia’s strong financial performance fueled a rally in tech stocks, fears of a trade war put pressure on the broader market. Nvidia, the leading force

Nvidia’s latest earnings report fell short of Wall Street’s high expectations, causing a pullback in its stock despite continued revenue growth. The AI chip giant has been one of the market’s top performers in recent years, but with investors banking on near-flawless results, any deviation led to a sharp reaction. Despite the disappointment, the broader

Intel is making a bold move to reclaim its dominance in the semiconductor industry, investing a staggering $13 billion into its foundry business. The company’s ambitious effort aims to challenge industry leaders like TSMC and Samsung by manufacturing chips not only for itself but for other clients. While the investment could redefine Intel’s future, it

Palantir Technologies, the data analytics firm known for its deep ties to government agencies and artificial intelligence-driven software, is at the center of a high-stakes power struggle. With a market valuation of $16 billion, the battle for control involves powerful insiders, major institutional investors, and retail traders who see the company as a potential tech