Palantir shares fall more than the market after slipping to $119.50 at close
Palantir Technologies (PLTR) ended the latest trading session at $119.50, down 6.98% from the previous close, according to a market report from Yahoo Finance.
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Palantir Technologies (PLTR) ended the latest trading session at $119.50, down 6.98% from the previous close, according to a market report from Yahoo Finance.
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On the latest trading day, Alphabet’s GOOGL shares closed down 5.02% to $349.56, according to a market report that said the move was steeper than the overall market.
Alphabet (GOOGL) ended the session at $348.71, a sharper drop than the overall market, underscoring ongoing volatility in large-cap technology trading.
A report citing remarks from Apple CEO Tim Cook suggests the industry’s memory shortage is not set to ease quickly, a message that resonates with investors tracking DRAM suppliers including Micron Technology.
The software and cloud company said it plans a broad restructuring that would reduce headcount by roughly 13 percent in fiscal 2026, linking the move to its longer-term investments in artificial intelligence.
A market report tied Intel’s outlook to an Apple chip partnership, framing it as a multi-year catalyst alongside ongoing U.S. production buildout and the broader push to expand AI compute capacity.
The investment links Google’s AI research arm with A24, the studio behind the recent hit “Backrooms,” as the wider market raises more money for AI aimed at content creation.
As Alphabet leans on Gemini, Google Cloud and Search to convert AI spending into growth, investors focused on what a high-profile AlphaFold departure could mean for the company’s next wave of research talent.
A market-wide risk adjustment on June 22 coincided with weakness in Alphabet shares, even as investors leaned toward steadier, higher-quality “blue chip” equities amid softer energy prices and improving diplomacy outlines.