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Marvell stock slides to $78.92 — what MRVL investors watch as payrolls, tech earnings loom

Marvell stock slides to $78.92 — what MRVL investors watch as payrolls, tech earnings loom

New York, Feb 1, 2026, 18:37 EST — Market closed • Marvell finished Friday about 3% lower, closing at $78.92, weighed down by a late-week selloff in chip shares• Focus shifts to Feb. 2–6, with U.S. jobs data and key tech earnings tied to AI spending set for release• A fresh insider filing shed light on the CFO’s stock award vesting timeline and details around tax withholding
2 February 2026
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Cambricon (688256) stock in focus after AI chipmaker flags first annual profit, with Monday open next

Cambricon (688256) stock in focus after AI chipmaker flags first annual profit, with Monday open next

Shanghai, Feb 2, 2026, 07:57 GMT+8 — Premarket Cambricon Technologies Corp Ltd’s Class A shares head into Monday’s session following the AI chip maker’s forecast of a full-year profit in 2025. The stock closed last at 1,258.89 yuan, up 0.55%, with 6.35 million shares changing hands. Over the past year, the price has swung between 520.67 and 1,595.88 yuan.
2 February 2026
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AMD stock price tumbles on MI450 delay chatter ahead of Feb. 3 earnings — what to watch next week

AMD stock price tumbles on MI450 delay chatter ahead of Feb. 3 earnings — what to watch next week

New York, Feb 1, 2026, 18:01 — Market closed Advanced Micro Devices shares finished Friday down 6.1% at $236.73, swinging between $234.55 and $248.67 during the session. The drop came after reports surfaced suggesting delays in its MI450-series AI accelerators—key chips powering AI workloads for clients like OpenAI and Oracle. Roughly 40 million shares traded hands.
2 February 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Indexes Split as Chip Stocks Fall on AI Worries, Jobs Miss
    July 4, 2026, 10:52 AM EDT. S&P 500 closed flat, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 1.14% and reaching a record. The Nasdaq 100 slid 1.61% as chipmakers fell for a second straight session, weighed by doubts about AI momentum and a selloff in South Korea's Kospi, where SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics dropped. US June payrolls came in softer than forecast at 57,000, while the unemployment rate fell to a one-year low at 4.2%, fueling bets on a Fed rate pause. Factory orders showed smaller losses and good gains outside transport. Q2 earnings outlooks stay strong, helped by AI-linked infrastructure stocks. WTI crude dropped to its lowest in over four months as supply climbed.
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