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The dramatic reversal in the U.S. stock market Thursday was led by technology, but the volatile trading day was seen across the S&P 500’s

Nvidia’s blowout earnings call—which came in way above expectations—simply wasn’t good enough to persuade traders that AI may be overcooked.

London’s main stock indexes plunged on Friday, headed for weekly losses, as concerns over tech valuations and Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance rattled global markets,

The global stock market is going down today, Nov. 21, mirroring the performance of American shares on Thursday.

Tech stocks remain on track for a record $75 billion inflow this year, BofA’s weekly flow show note said on Friday, highlighting demand for

Asian semiconductor stocks tumbled on renewed fears of an artificial-intelligence bubble, tracking U.S. declines from Thursday. European chip shares fell too. Shares in [Samsung

LONDON (Reuters) -Tech stocks remain on track for a record $75 billion inflow this year, BofA’s weekly flow show note said on Friday, highlighting

Tech stocks have been on a rollercoaster since Nvidia reported earnings, the US added 119,000 jobs in September but unemployment reached its highest level

Major stock indexes slid into the red Thursday after opening sharply higher. Here are a few factors that drove the loss of momentum: The

US stocks gave up early gains to end lower after economic and rate uncertainty topple strong earnings from AI darling Nvidia and retail giant