Today: 3 July 2026

Iwona Majkowska

Iwona Majkowska is a financial markets journalist at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, artificial intelligence and technology. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, she previously worked in equity research and financial analysis before focusing on market reporting. Her daily coverage helps investors follow major developments across U.S. and global markets.

FTSE Slips as EasyJet Takeover Twist Fails to Mask Oil-Shock Fears

FTSE Slips as EasyJet Takeover Twist Fails to Mask Oil-Shock Fears

LONDON — UK shares slipped on Monday, with takeover talk around easyJet not enough to offset a fresh rise in oil prices and signs that the Middle East conflict is still feeding into costs across the British economy. The FTSE 100, the index of the largest London-listed companies, was down 0.20% at 10,388.72 on delayed Hargreaves Lansdown data, after touching a day low of 10,372.76. The domestically focused FTSE 250 was also lower around midday, Sharecast data showed.
1 June 2026
IBM’s $15 Billion Move Catches Wall Street’s Eye Ahead of the Open

IBM’s $15 Billion Move Catches Wall Street’s Eye Ahead of the Open

IBM shares traded up 12.7% on Friday to close at $297.80, making the stock one of the more straightforward large-cap tech momentum plays going into the U.S. open Monday. That last quote before 5 a.m. in New York put International Business Machines Corp’s value around $283.5 billion. IBM’s quantum push is under a microscope as investors weigh if it can finally put a new growth angle on a business still seen for its mainframes, consulting, and hybrid cloud. The New York Stock Exchange plans to operate normally Monday. June 1 is not a holiday in its 2026 schedule; regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
1 June 2026
Ford Stock’s AI Bet Moves Traders Beyond Autos

Ford Stock’s AI Bet Moves Traders Beyond Autos

Ford Motor stock traded at $17.44 ahead of the U.S. open Monday, sitting close to its high from late May after jumping Friday. Investors are still looking at the Dearborn company as more than just another cyclical car maker, with some treating it as a candidate in power infrastructure. At the latest level, Ford’s market cap was around $71 billion. The stock’s move lately is less about F-150s and more about Ford Energy, the automaker’s new unit focused on battery energy storage systems, or BESS. These are big batteries used to store power and send it out when demand jumps or the grid gets stressed.
Nvidia Faces Monday Test With AI PCs, Robots, China Moves

Nvidia Faces Monday Test With AI PCs, Robots, China Moves

Nvidia starts U.S. trading Monday balancing news from CEO Jensen Huang’s latest product launch in Taiwan against a weekend move from Washington stepping up on advanced AI-chip export enforcement targeting Chinese firms outside China. The stock finished Friday at $211.14, slipping 1.45%. U.S. regular trading did not begin for several hours. The Nasdaq opens its main session at 9:30 a.m. Eastern and premarket starts at 4 a.m.
Deere’s $99 million right-to-repair agreement passes major step for farmers

Deere’s $99 million right-to-repair agreement passes major step for farmers

MOLINE, Illinois, June 1, 2026, 03:09 CDT Deere & Co.’s $99 million right-to-repair settlement with farmers cleared a key hurdle, as a federal judge gave it preliminary approval and set up a final hearing for October. The judge also certified a proposed class covering people and businesses who bought Deere large farm equipment repairs from Deere or authorized dealers from Jan. 10, 2018, through the preliminary approval date.
1 June 2026
Intel Stock Up 200%, Now Eyes AI Chip Challenge

Intel Stock Up 200%, Now Eyes AI Chip Challenge

Intel shares are in focus Monday as the company leverages Computex to push a more expansive data-center lineup and affordable way into AI semiconductors, a segment Nvidia dominates. Intel shares fell hard Friday, cutting into gains from its big 2026 rally. The stock finished at $114.68 on May 29, falling 5.1% for the session. Intraday range was $113.54 to $126.64, with volume topping 191 million shares.
Salesforce Stock Bounces, Eyes Turn to This Week’s Next Test

Salesforce Stock Bounces, Eyes Turn to This Week’s Next Test

Salesforce stock finished Friday at $191.10, climbing 8.47% for the day and gaining around 6.1% compared to last Friday. This came after a week shortened by Memorial Day, with U.S. markets closed Monday. Shares head into June with stronger action than right after earnings. Salesforce shares bounced after Wall Street saw the quarter as mixed. The company beat forecasts on fiscal Q1 revenue and adjusted earnings, but its Q2 revenue guide of $11.27 billion to $11.35 billion was just shy of the $11.36 billion analysts wanted. That keeps pressure on management to show their AI efforts can drive real growth, not just talk. “The next few quarters will be critical,” Valoir CEO Rebecca Wettemann told Reuters.
Boston Scientific Drops 16%. Next Up: Monday’s Watchman Reaction

Boston Scientific Drops 16%. Next Up: Monday’s Watchman Reaction

Boston Scientific is starting the week trading close to its recent lows after shares dropped 16.4% last week. The selloff came as investors question if the slowdown in demand for its Watchman heart implant is temporary or a sign of a longer-term slowdown. The stock ended at $48.31 on May 29, down from $57.78 at the May 22 close, according to historical price data. No regular U.S. equity session has happened since Friday’s close, so timing is in focus. New York Stock Exchange trading data shows markets were closed Sunday, May 31, and set to reopen Monday, June 1, at 9:30 a.m. New York time and run until 4:00 p.m.
31 May 2026
Oracle Shares Jump as AI Cloud Bets Head Toward Another Test

Oracle Shares Jump as AI Cloud Bets Head Toward Another Test

Oracle shares jumped 10.84% Friday to finish at $225.78, ending the week strong as traders went after more AI infrastructure names. U.S. markets were shut Monday for Memorial Day, making it a shorter trading week. Oracle’s rally is notable now as the stock isn’t just trading on its legacy database and business software business anymore. Shares are being watched as a gauge of Wall Street’s faith in the idea that cloud computing power — remote data-center capacity for AI models — is still a money-maker.
Dell Shares Surge 33% as AI Server Demand Soars—Big Test Ahead

Dell Shares Surge 33% as AI Server Demand Soars—Big Test Ahead

Dell Technologies is in focus this week after jumping 32.76% on Friday, closing at $420.91. Shares have now gained 42.59% in the past week, as investors increasingly look at Dell as a big artificial-intelligence infrastructure play and not just a PC stock. Timing is a factor. U.S. equity markets are closed Sunday, after a short week that followed Memorial Day—NYSE says May 25 is the market holiday in 2026. When trading picks up, the focus stays on Dell and whether it keeps the price jump in its AI server business from one session.
Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla shares started June showing mixed action. The stock dropped 1.43% to close at $435.79 Friday, breaking a six-day winning streak, but still finished the Memorial Day week up about 2.3%. After hours, shares were at $434.35, moving between $428.14 and $441.07 during Friday’s regular session. Tesla’s stumble late last week was notable, as the rest of the market moved higher. The S&P 500 climbed 1.4% for its ninth week of gains, and the Nasdaq Composite added 2.4%. Growth stocks stayed strong, giving Tesla some cushion.
AI puts Cisco’s $120 share price on watch this week

AI puts Cisco’s $120 share price on watch this week

Cisco Systems shares are entering June trading near their recent highs. The stock was little changed over the shortened holiday week and missed out on some of the gains from a stronger Nasdaq move. U.S. cash equities stayed closed Sunday, but Nasdaq is scheduled to open for normal trading Monday morning. Cisco is turning into more of an AI-infrastructure play for the market now. The stock’s move up earlier this month wasn’t about routers. It was about switches, optics, and silicon—stuff used in data centers for artificial intelligence workloads.
Robinhood Soars, Traders Watch Next Week for HOOD

Robinhood Soars, Traders Watch Next Week for HOOD

Robinhood Markets shares surged at the end of the shortened U.S. trading week, finishing Friday at $94.30, up 11.15% for the day. The stock posted gains all four sessions after Memorial Day, jumping about 28% from last Friday’s $73.64 close. The timing could play a role here. U.S. cash equities aren’t open on Sunday. Regular NYSE trading will start again at 9:30 a.m. ET Monday and runs to 4 p.m. ET, so investors will come back to a stock that's been repriced by crypto action, public-sector flows, and fast-moving AI-fueled retail trading.
UiPath Faces Monday Test After Earnings, With AI Uncertainty Looming

UiPath Faces Monday Test After Earnings, With AI Uncertainty Looming

UiPath Inc. has a firmer setup going into Monday after shares finished higher Friday, helped by a revenue beat and new signs customers are pushing some AI automation out of test phase. The New York Stock Exchange stayed closed Sunday, with regular hours set for Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EDT. UiPath’s five-day rally stands out for a stock that’s still been hit hard. Shares are up for the week, but they’ve fallen 28.49% since Jan. 1. Investors are looking at the latest quarter and trying to figure out if this is a lasting change or just a relief move for a software name that still faces questions around AI disruption.
31 May 2026
ServiceNow Shares Reverse AI Drop, Wall Street Looks for Next Move

ServiceNow Shares Reverse AI Drop, Wall Street Looks for Next Move

ServiceNow shares bounced back hard this holiday-shortened week. Investors went back into enterprise software names after cutting them earlier this year over worries that artificial intelligence would hurt demand for standard workflow tools. ServiceNow shares ended Friday at $124.37, jumping 14.38% for the day. The stock has risen three days running. Over the short trading week, with NYSE shut Monday for Memorial Day, ServiceNow gained 21.8% from last week’s $102.13 close.
Super Micro jumps 30% in one week—what could shift the stock now

Super Micro jumps 30% in one week—what could shift the stock now

Super Micro Computer pushed higher last week, gaining for four sessions in a row and finishing Friday at $46.09. Shares got a lift as AI server stocks rallied. These AI servers are advanced computer systems loaded with GPUs to handle machine learning or artificial-intelligence tasks. Investors are back to buying into the data-center hardware trade. Super Micro shares traded higher with Dell Technologies after Dell's results gave Wall Street more clarity on server demand from AI workloads.
Ford Faces Key AI-Energy Test This Week

Ford Faces Key AI-Energy Test This Week

Ford Motor Co. shares climbed again Friday, sending the stock to multi-year highs as investors look to the automaker’s new energy-storage business to drive growth along with its truck and commercial lines. Ford ended Friday at $17.44, adding 4.74%, after hitting $17.78. That was the high point in its 52-week range, according to StockAnalysis. The stock move came ahead of the Memorial Day holiday, with U.S. markets closed Monday and again Sunday for the weekend. NYSE trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on regular days.
Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Inc. starts the week after shares surged through four straight sessions. Investors had moved into the defense-drone stock on word of fresh orders and news of a stronger backlog, with interest up in autonomous systems. Shares closed Friday off 0.23% at $13.22. That’s up from $9.06 a week ago. Trading was busy all week, with over 248 million shares changing hands on Thursday as the stock surged 22.7%.
31 May 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Wendy's Plans 1,000 New China Locations as U.S. Sales Drop
    July 3, 2026, 11:13 AM EDT. Wendy's Company said it struck a franchise deal to launch as many as 1,000 new restaurants in China over the next ten years, targeting growth outside the U.S. The burger chain faces headwinds at home, with same-restaurant sales down 7.8% in Q1 2026 after soft traffic and weather trouble. International sales climbed 6%, lifted by gains in the Philippines and Mexico. The planned China push fits Wendy's bet on mixing global reach with local menus. McDonald's and Starbucks hold bigger ground in China, but Wendy's sees the move as a way to spread risk and push long-term gains even as the U.S. business stumbles.
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