JD.com Rises as Retail Margin Beat Offsets Food-Delivery Cost Fears
JD.com’s Hong Kong shares closed up 8.3% after first-quarter revenue and adjusted profit beat expectations. U.S.-listed
U.S. Stock Futures Rebound as AI Bid Fights Hot CPI and Oil Shock
Nasdaq 100 futures jumped 255.75 points to 29,425.75 early Wednesday, outpacing S&P 500 and Dow contracts after April CPI rose 3.8% year-over-year and energy prices surged 17.9%. The rebound follows a sharp
Ouster Stock Jumps as NVIDIA Tie-Up Tests the Line Between Real Demand and Rich Valuation
Ouster shares rose 6.1% to $28.75 in early premarket trading after its Rev8 lidar sensors qualified for NVIDIA’s DRIVE Hyperion autonomous-vehicle platform. The company reported first-quarter revenue of $49 million and a net loss of $17.5 million. Investors cited the NVIDIA qualification as a potential new channel, though no purchase order was announced.
Nvidia’s Record Run Hinges on China Access and a May 20 Earnings Test
Nvidia closed Tuesday at $220.78, near a record, after CEO Jensen Huang joined President Trump’s China trip, fueling speculation about renewed H200 AI-chip sales to Chinese buyers. The stock has surged 12% in five sessions, ahead of next week’s earnings. Wall Street raised price targets as investors watch for signs of a China policy shift before Nvidia’s results.
US Stock Market Today: Live Updates 13.05.2026
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: May 13, 2026, 12:00 AM EDTUpdated: May 13, 2026, 5:15 AM EDT Intel Stock Sees Volatile Trading, Drops 6.82% on May 12, 2026 May 13, 2026, 5:15 AM EDT. Intel's stock price experienced sharp volatility on May 12, 2026, falling 6.82% to $120.61 after swinging between $115.01 and $127.79. Volume dropped by 7 million shares to 171 million, a positive sign as volume followed price decline. Deutsche Bank maintained a 'Hold' rating on Intel. Technical indicators offer mixed signals: moving averages suggest a buy signal, but a recent sell signal from a pivot point signals short-term risk.
US Stocks Lose Their Record Edge After Hours as Oil Turns Inflation Into a Fed Problem
Tech stocks led declines Tuesday after April CPI data showed consumer prices rose 0.6% for the month and 3.8% year-over-year, pushing Treasury yields higher and weighing on rate-cut hopes. Brent crude settled above $107, fueling inflation concerns. The S&P 500 slipped 11.88 points to 7,400.96, while the Nasdaq lost 185.92 to 26,088.20. Chip stocks fell sharply, with Qualcomm down 11% and Intel off 6.8%.
Karman Stock’s Rally Turns Into an Earnings Test as Backlog Jumps and Valuation Bites
Karman Holdings shares closed up 6.2% at $62.48 on May 12, then fell 11% after hours following first-quarter results and a raised 2026 outlook. Q1 revenue jumped 51% to $151.2 million, net income reached $7.8 million, and backlog hit $1.0 billion. Adjusted EPS matched the $0.11 estimate. The company announced over $1 billion in new contingent demand commitments.
Velo3D Stock Jumps After Q1 Results Turn Margin Story Into a Real Test
Velo3D shares surged 24.7% to $17.53 in after-hours trading Tuesday after first-quarter revenue rose 48% to $13.8 million and net loss narrowed to $7.0 million. Gross margin improved to 17.2%. The company raised $50 million in April but remains loss-making, with a recent going-concern warning. Backlog stood near $30 million, with repeat orders above 70% of total.
Penguin Solutions Stock Gets a Fresh AI Memory Re-Rate, Even as Chip Tape Turns Rough
Penguin Solutions shares surged nearly 20% after hours to $52.85 following management remarks at a Needham investor conference and a target hike from Rosenblatt Securities. The move came despite fiscal Q2 net sales falling 6% year over year, though Integrated Memory revenue jumped 63%. CEO Kash Shaikh highlighted AI inference workloads driving memory demand. Trading volume topped 5 million shares.
Rackspace’s AI Rally Turns Into a Test of Debt, Deals and Short-Squeeze Momentum
Rackspace Technology shares closed at $6.33, up 34.97%, with trading volume tripling the average after a new AI cloud deal with AMD. The stock surged from a $4.79 open, peaking at $6.34, before slipping to $6.20 after hours. Q1 results showed revenue up 2% to $678 million and a swing to $8 million net income. Short covering contributed to the sharp move as 24.55% of shares were held short.
OpenEvidence’s Miami Move Just Became a Bigger Test for AI in Cancer Care
OpenEvidence will integrate Society of Surgical Oncology clinical content into its AI platform and fund a $100,000, 24-month grant for surgeon-led research on emerging technologies. The move comes after OpenEvidence’s relocation to Miami and recent partnerships in oncology. The grant launches this summer, with a recipient expected in the fall, SSO said.
Nextpower’s Late Jump Says Investors Are Buying the Platform Story—For Now
Nextpower shares rose about 10% to $138 in after-hours trading Tuesday after Q4 results beat estimates and management raised fiscal 2027 revenue guidance to $3.8–$4.1 billion. Q4 revenue fell to $881 million from $924 million a year earlier, but backlog climbed above $5.25 billion. The company also announced an acquisition of power conversion assets, including Apex Power.
United Flight Attendants Ratify 31% Raise, Boarding Pay in Deal That Ends Long Contract Fight
United Airlines flight attendants approved a five-year contract Tuesday, securing an average 31% base-pay increase, boarding pay, and $741 million in retroactive pay. The deal covers nearly 30,000 workers, with 82% voting in favor. United’s labor costs rose 9.8% in the first quarter. The agreement adds pay for time spent boarding, a first for the carrier.
Oklo Stock Drops After Q1 Loss Widens — Why Its $2.5 Billion Cash Pile Matters
Oklo reported a first-quarter net loss of $33.1 million, more than triple last year’s figure, as research and administrative costs surged. The nuclear startup posted no revenue and spent $17.9 million in operating cash, but ended March with $2.54 billion in cash and marketable securities after a major share sale. Shares fell after earnings.
QuantumScape Stock Jump: Eagle Line Puts $11 Million Behind Battery Bet
QuantumScape shares closed up 4.9% at $8.42 Tuesday and rose further after hours, following news of $11 million in first-quarter customer billings and progress at its Eagle Line pilot facility. The company reported a $100.8 million GAAP net loss for the quarter and continues to operate at a loss while ramping solid-state battery production.
SELLAS Stock Jumps After AML Trial Moves Two Events From Final Readout
SELLAS Life Sciences said its pivotal REGAL leukemia trial has recorded 78 of 80 events needed for final analysis, triggering a rise in after-hours trading. The company reported a first-quarter net loss of $8.4 million but ended March with $107.1 million in cash. Research and development spending increased to $5.1 million. SELLAS expects its cash to fund operations for at least 12 months.
British American Tobacco Stock Jumps as FDA Shift Gives Vuse and Velo a Cleaner Read
British American Tobacco shares jumped 5.82% in London to £46.34 after the FDA signaled a softer enforcement stance on some e-cigarette and nicotine pouch products. A U.S. judge also dismissed BAT’s North Korea sanctions case following a $630 million settlement. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.04%. BAT’s U.S.-listed ADR closed up 5.3% at $63.64.
Camtek Stock Falls 16% After Earnings Beat as Margin Pressure and Hot CPI Hit AI Chip Trade
Camtek shares fell 15.8% to $174.63 despite beating Q1 revenue and adjusted EPS estimates by small margins. Q1 revenue rose 2.5% year over year, but non-GAAP EPS dropped to $0.70 from $0.79 and operating margin narrowed to 25.5%. Management guided Q2 revenue to $129–$131 million and expects second-half revenue to rise over 25%. Broader market pressure followed a hot April CPI and rising Treasury yields.
Oscar Health Stock Extends Post-Earnings Repricing as Margins Outweigh ACA Risk
Oscar Health shares rose 7.9% to $23.73 late Tuesday, with volume near 13 million, after posting strong Q1 profit and lower claims costs despite missing revenue estimates. The company’s medical loss ratio fell to 70.5% from 75.4% a year earlier. Membership climbed to 3.17 million. ACA enrollment churn and policy risk remain concerns.
Zebra Technologies stock jumps as Q1 earnings reset the automation recovery trade
Zebra Technologies shares jumped 11.5% to $241.79 after first-quarter sales rose 14.3% to $1.495 billion and non-GAAP EPS hit $4.75. The company raised its 2026 outlook, projecting 10%–14% sales growth and $18.30–$18.70 in non-GAAP EPS. Investors responded to stronger guidance and signs of broader demand across regions and segments.
Tesla Stock Falls as Hot Inflation and Robotaxi Doubts Test the AI Premium
Tesla shares fell 2.7% to $433.45 after U.S. inflation data pushed Treasury yields higher and Reuters reported long waits and spotty robotaxi service in Texas. The stock swung from a high of $447.56 to a low of $422.39. Tesla’s valuation remains near $1.53 trillion, with a price-to-earnings ratio close to 398. Management cited cautious robotaxi rollout and increased 2026 capital spending above $25 billion.
Ernexa Stock’s 58% Jump Shows How Fast a Tiny Biotech Can Reprice on Ovarian-Cancer Hopes
Ernexa Therapeutics shares jumped 58.5% to $11.43 Tuesday after renewed investor focus on its preclinical ovarian-cancer therapy ERNA-101, following a May 11 investor event. Trading volume reached about 18.85 million shares. The company reported $8.3 million in cash as of April 30, less than needed for its 12-month plan, and may use an at-the-market stock sale to raise funds.
UnitedHealth Stock Climbs as Investors Reprice the Turnaround, Not Just the Latest Headline
UnitedHealth shares climbed 3.1% to $396.45 Tuesday after unveiling a new Optum Rx fee-based pricing model and raising 2026 profit guidance. The company reported Q1 revenue of $111.7 billion and adjusted earnings of $7.23 per share. Management said fundamentals are improving but described the turnaround as ongoing. Investors responded to both the PBM overhaul and stronger earnings outlook.
BuzzFeed Stock Nearly Doubles as Byron Allen Deal Buys Time, Not a Clean Turnaround
BuzzFeed shares jumped 97% to about $1.44 Tuesday after Byron Allen’s family office agreed to buy 40 million new shares at $3 each, securing 52% control. Only $20 million is due in cash at closing, with the rest as a five-year promissory note. BuzzFeed reported Q1 revenue down 12.4% to $31.6 million and a net loss of $15.1 million. The company warned of “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue operating.
Dow Jones Today: Blue Chips Hold Near 49,700 as Hot CPI Hits Tech and Rate Bets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed nearly flat at 49,700.29 on May 12, while the S&P 500 fell 0.54% and the Nasdaq dropped 1.37%. April’s Consumer Price Index rose 3.8% year-over-year, with energy prices up 17.9%, fueling market declines. Brent crude climbed 3.6% to $107.97 as the Iran war continued. Treasury yields rose, pushing rate-cut expectations further out.
US Stock Market Today After the Close: Hot CPI and Oil Reset the AI Rally
The S&P 500 fell 0.4% and the Nasdaq dropped 1.2% from record highs after April CPI rose 0.6%, with energy accounting for over 40% of the increase. Chip stocks led declines as Intel slid 8.6% and Micron lost 6.1%. Brent crude jumped 3.6% to $107.97 amid U.S.-Iran tensions. Fed rate-cut bets for 2026 dropped sharply after the inflation data.
ZoomInfo Stock Sinks as AI Reset Turns a Q1 Beat Into a 2027 Growth Problem
ZoomInfo Technologies shares fell about 35% Tuesday after the company slashed its 2026 revenue outlook to $1.185 billion–$1.205 billion, citing AI-driven buying pauses and pricing pressure. Q1 revenue rose 1.5% to $310.2 million, but management announced plans to cut 600 jobs, or 20% of staff, to reduce costs.
Berkshire Hathaway Stock Rises Today as Inflation Makes Its Cash Hoard Matter Again
Berkshire Hathaway’s Class B shares climbed 1.4% to $486.46 Tuesday after April CPI data showed inflation up 0.6% for the month and 3.8% year-over-year. The company reported $11.35 billion in first-quarter operating earnings, up from $9.64 billion a year earlier. Berkshire held $373.5 billion in cash and short-term Treasuries at March 31. Prediction markets showed a 97.5% chance of no Fed rate change in June.
Why Broadwind Stock Is Surging: Investors Reprice a Wind Exit Into a Power-Demand Story
Broadwind shares surged about 70% to $3.46 Tuesday after its Q1 loss of $0.02 per share beat estimates and revenue topped forecasts at $34.06 million. Orders rose 23% despite total revenue falling 7.5% year over year. The company recently sold its Texas facility and withdrew 2026 guidance following its wind-tower exit. Trading volume exceeded 10 million shares.
GitLab Layoffs Send Stock Lower as AI ‘Agentic Era’ Bet Tests Investor Patience
GitLab Inc. will cut jobs and restructure global operations to fund artificial-intelligence agents, sending shares down 9.6% to $23.18 Tuesday. The company did not specify the number of roles affected. CEO Bill Staples said most savings will be reinvested, with details expected at the June 2 earnings call. Raymond James downgraded the stock, citing execution risks and slowing growth.
Flashscore Beats Broadcasters in Fastest Sports App Survey Before 2026 World Cup
Flashscore ranked as the fastest live sports results platform by fans in the UK, Italy, and Brazil, according to commissioned research released Tuesday. The survey, published weeks before the 2026 FIFA World Cup, found 46% of UK, 49% of Italian, and 53% of Brazilian respondents rated Flashscore quickest for updates. Flashscore attributed its speed to a new Prague data centre and distributed cloud setup.
3D Systems Stock Jumps as Q1 Beat Puts Healthcare Turnaround Back in Focus
3D Systems shares jumped 28% to $3.22 Tuesday after first-quarter revenue and adjusted EPS beat estimates. Healthcare Solutions revenue rose 21% to $50.1 million, offsetting a 15% drop in Industrial Solutions. Adjusted EBITDA improved to $2.1 million from a loss last year. Trading volume topped 18 million shares.
NuScale’s Selloff Is About More Than a Q1 Miss: Investors Want Contracts, Not Nuclear Optionality
NuScale Power shares fell 11.4% to $11.78 Tuesday after Citi cut its price target to $7 and the company reported Q1 revenue of $565,000, far below the $7 million consensus. Net loss widened to $44 million from $14 million a year earlier. Trading volume reached 28.7 million shares by mid-afternoon. NuScale cited completed engineering work and lower licensing revenue for the drop.
USBC Stock Spikes as a Thin Float Turns a Tokenized-Deposit Bet Into a Momentum Trade
USBC shares surged nearly 59% to $0.81 Tuesday, hitting $0.8824 intraday on over 71 million shares traded, despite no new company news. The move came as Bitcoin and crypto stocks fell, making USBC an outlier. Volume was almost six times the float, with short interest low. Traders cited the firm’s tokenized deposit plans and Bitcoin treasury strategy.
PACS Group Stock Jumps as Raised EBITDA Outlook Cuts Through Regulatory Noise
PACS Group shares surged 23% Tuesday after Q1 results beat estimates, with revenue up 11.2% to $1.42 billion and net income rising to $80.7 million. The company raised its 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook to $605–$625 million and authorized a $250 million buyback. PACS still faces DOJ and SEC investigations and internal-control issues. Over 2.1 million shares traded as the stock hit $41.63 before settling near $39.30.
Venture Global Stock Jumps as LNG Deals Push Scarcity Into 2026 Guidance
Venture Global shares jumped 16% Tuesday after the LNG exporter raised its 2026 earnings guidance and reported new supply deals with TotalEnergies and Vitol. First-quarter revenue rose 59% to $4.6 billion, with net income up 23% to $488 million. The company said 84% of 2026 cargoes are now contracted, up from 69% last quarter. The stock traded at $13.49, up $1.87, with over 26 million shares changing hands.