Iwona Majkowska

Iwona Majkowska

Iwona Majkowska is a financial markets journalist at TS2.tech. She covers stocks, artificial intelligence and technology, with a focus on the stories moving U.S. and global markets. Before turning to financial journalism, she worked in equity research and financial analysis. She is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics. Follow Iwona Majkowska on Google News.

QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

QQQM’s $835 Million AI Wave Meets a Zscaler Reality Check

Invesco’s Nasdaq-100 ETF QQQM edged higher Tuesday, helped by fresh inflows and gains in Nvidia, even as Zscaler slid nearly 9% and reminded investors that the AI trade is not moving in one clean line. QQQM traded at $306.54, up 0.2%, while the larger Invesco QQQ Trust rose 0.2%; Zscaler was down 8.9% at $141.90.
Intel Stock Slips After Big AI Reveal as Wall Street Looks for Proof

Intel Stock Slips After Big AI Reveal as Wall Street Looks for Proof

Intel shares pointed lower before the U.S. open on Tuesday after the chipmaker used Computex to pitch a broader artificial-intelligence push, a muted reaction that showed investors still want evidence the plan can turn into orders and margin recovery. Intel closed Monday at $109.33, down 4.67%, and was quoted at $107.86 in premarket trade at 8:40:46 a.m. ET, off 1.34%.
XRP Drops Below $1.30, Eyes $1.20 As Next Level

XRP Drops Below $1.30, Eyes $1.20 As Next Level

XRP slid under $1.30 Tuesday, setting new 15-week lows as heavy selling in bitcoin pushed big crypto tokens lower and traders watched support at $1.26. CoinDesk reported XRP dropped below the level on the day’s highest volume, adding to its stretch of lower highs and lows.
2 June 2026
Credo Shares Slip After Earnings Beat

Credo Shares Slip After Earnings Beat

Credo Technology shares dropped over 10% in after-hours trading Monday. The company, which supplies AI data-center connectivity, topped Wall Street’s quarterly profit and revenue targets, but that wasn’t enough after the stock’s big rally. Credo ended regular trade off 4.2% at $226.10, then was quoted at $203.22 after hours by MarketBeat at 4:42 p.m. ET.
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

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