Equity Markets — Page 5
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- Treasuries shrugged. CoreWeave's bonds didn't.
- Hot Prices Raised the Cost of Money. AI's Borrowers Fell the Hardest.
- Oil Producers' Shares Set Records on the Day the IEA Counted 2.5 Million Barrels of Returning Supply
- A 1.6-Point Gap Between the Dow and Small Caps Tracked What Each Index Owns
- Computer Prices Are Rising 14 Times as Fast as Core Goods. Chipmakers' Pricing Power Has Become a Rate Problem
- The Steepest AI Losses Wednesday Were at the Borrowers, Not the Chipmakers. CoreWeave Fell Five Times as Far as Nvidia
- IonQ Sold $2 Billion of Stock and Warrants at a 15% Premium. By Afternoon, the Shares Traded 21% Below That Price
- Skydance Stock Shows a 25% Drop. Holders Who Kept Their New Warrants Were Down About 1%
- The New York Fed's Williams Sketched an Ending. Core Prices Ran Hot the Next Morning.
- China Says It Can Build a Denser Memory Chip. Wall Street Panicked.
- Goldman crushed it. JPMorgan didn't. Now ASML faces the AI verdict.
- Washington Wants to Reopen the Permit for a Wind Farm That Is Already Producing Power. Orsted Shares Fell
- AT&T Is Selling AT&T Mexico for $2 Billion. The Unit Earned a Thin Profit Last Year
- SentinelOne Shares Fell 6.4% as It Lined Up $1.25 Billion at Zero Interest
- Liquidia Trades Almost All Its Cash and a Second Market for Peace With United Therapeutics
- A Coaster Death Shut Nine Six Flags Rides, and the Stock Is Heading for Its Weakest Finish Since 2009
- Micron Falls Another 5% as the Chip Selloff Narrows to Memory
- Korea's Chip Selloff Tripped a Trading Curb. Two Banks Backed Only $1.3 Billion of a $5 Billion AI Loan.
- $25 Billion to Cross the Line
- Can JPMorgan and Goldman rescue a morning the chip trade is trying to wreck?
- Two Lung-Fibrosis Drugs, One Day, Opposite Results: Syndax Drops Its Program as Bristol's Advances
- Six Flags Shares Fall After Hours as It Closes Nine Coasters Following a Fatal Incident in Georgia
- Service Properties Trust Now Trades Below Where It Was Before a $2 Billion Bid
- Broadcom's CEO Said Two Things About AI. Optical Stocks Fell as Much as 10%