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Earnings Reports 1 February 2026 - 2 February 2026

NXP (NXPI) stock drops ahead of earnings week — what to watch before Monday’s open

NXP (NXPI) stock drops ahead of earnings week — what to watch before Monday’s open

NXP Semiconductors shares fell 3.2% to $226.14 Friday, tracking a broader 3%–4% drop in semiconductor ETFs. The selloff comes ahead of NXP’s earnings report due after Monday’s close, with analysts watching for signals on auto and industrial demand. Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and Analog Devices also slipped. Investors await guidance amid volatile markets and shifting rate expectations.
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

Marvell Technology fell 3% to $78.92 Friday amid a late selloff in chip stocks, with trading volume reaching 12.6 million shares. A regulatory filing showed CFO Willem Meintjes had 19,664 shares withheld for taxes after performance stock units vested in January. Investors await U.S. jobs data and major tech earnings next week. The Nasdaq dropped 0.94% as markets reacted to Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination and inflation data.
Qualcomm stock price slips into earnings week — what QCOM investors are watching next

Qualcomm stock price slips into earnings week — what QCOM investors are watching next

Qualcomm shares fell 0.41% to $151.59 Friday, then edged down after hours as Wall Street slipped on Fed leadership uncertainty and a strong inflation reading. Investors await Qualcomm’s Feb. 4 earnings report and management’s outlook on chip demand and licensing. Chip stocks were mixed, with Nvidia and Texas Instruments down and Broadcom slightly higher. U.S. markets reopen Monday.
MediaTek stock heads into Monday with Feb. 4 results call in focus after Friday dip

MediaTek stock heads into Monday with Feb. 4 results call in focus after Friday dip

MediaTek shares fell 1.1% to NT$1,760 on Friday, trading 11.2 million shares between NT$1,735 and NT$1,775. Domestic investment trusts net bought 403,588 shares on Jan. 30. Investors await the company’s fourth-quarter results on Feb. 4 and January revenue figures on Feb. 10. The TAIEX index closed down 1.45% earlier in the week, adding pressure to tech stocks.
Texas Instruments stock cools after its midweek surge — what matters before Monday’s open

Texas Instruments stock cools after its midweek surge — what matters before Monday’s open

Texas Instruments shares fell 1.6% to $215.55 Friday, erasing part of the week’s gains as chip stocks slumped after Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh for Fed chair. About 9.1 million TXN shares traded. The Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 3.87%. Investors await a Texas Instruments webcast on Feb. 24 and key U.S. economic data releases.
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

AMD shares fell 6.1% to $236.73 Friday after reports of possible delays in its MI450 AI accelerator. The stock traded as low as $234.55 during the session, with about 40 million shares changing hands. The drop came ahead of AMD’s earnings report set for Tuesday. Broader chip and AI-infrastructure stocks also declined sharply.
Shell Plc share price faces a key week after OPEC+ holds output, earnings due Feb. 5

Shell Plc share price faces a key week after OPEC+ holds output, earnings due Feb. 5

Shell shares closed Friday at 2,794 pence, down 0.13%, ahead of its fourth-quarter earnings release on Feb. 5. The company repurchased over 1.3 million shares Friday for cancellation as part of a $3.5 billion buyback program. Analysts expect adjusted earnings of $3.51 billion, with a loss in the Chemicals & Products segment. OPEC+ kept output steady for March, while Brent crude ended near $70 a barrel.
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  • NYSE President Lynn Martin Advocates Global AI Coordination at APEC 2026 Forum in Shanghai
    May 15, 2026, 9:39 AM EDT. NYSE President Lynn Martin, serving as U.S. business representative in Shanghai during APEC 2026, urged for international coordination on artificial intelligence (AI). Martin, part of the U.S. Presidential Delegation after the Beijing Summit, called for unified AI policies amid rising technology concerns. The NYSE also highlighted its 250-year history tied to American innovation ahead of the U.S. semiquincentennial. Market updates include the ongoing strong stock market performance following President Trump's China visit and notable events such as Horizon Investments launching new outcome-oriented ETFs and Macy's marking 50 days to its fireworks celebration.

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Pershing Square Inc. Bets on Microsoft as Ackman Sees an AI Bargain

Pershing Square Inc. Bets on Microsoft as Ackman Sees an AI Bargain

15 May 2026
Bill Ackman said Friday that Pershing Square has built a new position in Microsoft, citing the stock’s “highly compelling” valuation. The disclosure follows Pershing Square’s $5 billion IPO and private placement last month. Ackman began buying Microsoft in February after a drop tied to slower cloud growth and heavy AI spending. Microsoft shares traded at $409.43, up 1% premarket.
Boeing Got Its China Breakthrough. Wall Street Wanted More.

Boeing Got Its China Breakthrough. Wall Street Wanted More.

15 May 2026
China agreed to buy 200 Boeing jets, President Donald Trump said, with a possible commitment for up to 750 aircraft. Boeing shares fell 4.7% in premarket trading to $229.21 after the announcement, as investors had expected a larger order. Terms, including model types and delivery dates, were not disclosed. The deal would be Boeing’s first major Chinese order in nearly a decade.
Atmos Energy Stock Is Back in Focus After Strong Q2 Results — But Cash Still Matters

Atmos Energy Stock Is Back in Focus After Strong Q2 Results — But Cash Still Matters

15 May 2026
Atmos Energy raised its fiscal 2026 earnings guidance to $8.40–$8.50 per share and increased its quarterly dividend to $1.00, up 14.9% annually. First-half net income reached $984.9 million, with $2 billion spent on capital projects. The company added over 51,000 customers in the past year, including 39,000 in Texas. Shares traded at $180.87 premarket, valuing the utility at $30.35 billion.
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