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The enterprise software company reported Q2 results that exceeded Wall Street targets, and issued outlook viewed as stronger than expected, sending its stock higher in after-hours trading, according to Yahoo Finance.
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A deal reported by the Financial Times says Higgsfield raised $400 million at a $5.4 billion valuation, with Goldman Sachs and Intel among the investors.
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In an August 24 Mad Money segment, a caller asked whether to add to an Intel position after a decline, prompting Cramer to point to government involvement as part of his framing.
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Google is positioning Gemini tools inside Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, Meet, Vids and Forms as an aid for organizing semesters, turning notes into study materials, and automating meeting and quiz prep, with a limited-time free student offer.
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A recent market analysis argues that Apple’s premium brand and customer loyalty translate into strong bottom-line performance, even as it frames a forward price target for the stock.
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Nvidia reported adjusted earnings per share above analyst expectations and revenue of $96.2 billion in its latest quarter, underscoring how central its data-center computing is to the market’s AI buildout.
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Chief financial officer David Zinsner linked the company’s recent funding to higher capital expenditures and supply-chain investments as Intel pushes its manufacturing roadmap, including “14A,” to meet growing demand for AI chips.
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The customer-relationship software company reported second-quarter adjusted earnings of $5.90 per share and revenue of $11.35 billion, narrowly ahead of expectations, sending its stock higher after the bell.
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Trading in major US stock gauges ended the day with a mixed tone as Wall Street looked ahead to Nvidia’s next quarterly results, with traders also weighing broader geopolitical developments.
