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Nvidia stock has been stuck in a rut since it hit an all-time high of $153.13 in January, stymied by the Trump administration's China chip curbs and tariff uncertainty.

At least two research firms said the stock may have bottomed following the “latest in a string of setbacks.”

CEO Andrew Dudum said it was “more than double what we set out for,” thanks to strong investor demand.

Morgan Stanley economists said an acceleration in new car prices may have been partly offset by another month of negative used car inflation and a declaration in apparel prices.

Investment banks managing Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) battery supplier CATL's IPO, the world's largest listing of 2025, are set to earn underwriting fees that fall below the industry standard.

Wall Street expects Walmart’s revenue to rise 2.8% in Q1, while profit is expected to drop.

Apple reportedly plans to increase the prices of its fall iPhone lineup despite the recent tariff truce between the U.S. and China.

Apple stock rose after the U.S. and China agreed to a cooling-off period on tariffs. But services business challenges remain an overhang.

The Boston-based firm forecasted 2025 adjusted EBITDA between $540 million and $560 million, compared with its earlier projection between $510 million and $530 million.

A U.S.-China trade deal, confirmed by both nations, should therefore remove an overhang that has stifled the Apple stock for much of the year.

The company's report is an outlier as most retail businesses flag weak demand and cost pressures from U.S. trade policies.

All of its outlets, including Popeyes and Tim Hortons, saw their same-store sales decline.

While the healthcare sector has been remarkably stable, three firms in particular stand out for a closer look as the second half of 2025 approaches.

Just months after assuming full control of its underperfoming Chinese chain, Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE: QSR) is moving swiftly to offload its Burger King China operations.

Humanoid robots are starting to arrive thanks to tech advancements and the need to fill a shortage of workers in unwanted jobs.

Marjorie Taylor Greene disclosed buying more than 50 stocks in early May. A look at the list and why the congresswoman's past trades have drawn red flags.

Shares of communications platform-as-a-service company Bandwidth (NASDAQ: BAND) jumped 9.5% in the afternoon session after the company reported mixed first quarter 2025 results which beat analysts' revenue and earnings expectations and included a lift in full-year revenue guidance. Sales grew 2% over the same time last year, thanks to demand for voice and messaging tools and big wins with hospitals and government groups. 

A Morgan Stanley survey found Americans shopping less frequently on Temu, a sign tariffs could hit the e-commerce business and PDD stock.

Analysts who lowered price targets expressed concerns over near-term export risk and product mix while maintaining bullish long-term views tied to AI and AMD’s competitive position in the PC and server markets.

The warning comes as President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies are rattling markets and longtime U.S. business partners.

Analysts warn that while Palantir's execution is impressive, concerns remain that its stock trades at a valuation difficult to justify without further acceleration.

Morgan Stanley's worst-case scenario analysis showed that the proposed measure would reduce the earnings power of all companies in the value chain.