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NASDAQ:AAPL 24 September 2025 - 30 September 2025

Wall Street Surges: Tech Stocks Rally and Big Deals Outshine Shutdown Fears

Wall Street Surges: Tech Stocks Rally and Big Deals Outshine Shutdown Fears

The Nasdaq rose 0.5%, S&P 500 0.3%, and Dow 0.15% on Monday as investors shrugged off U.S. shutdown fears and gold hit a record $3,860/oz. Tech stocks led gains, with Nvidia up 2% and EA surging 15% on a $55 billion buyout. The SEC advanced a proposal to end quarterly earnings reports. Goldman Sachs raised its S&P 500 year-end target to 6,800.
30 September 2025
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Nasdaq Sizzles on Tech Mania as Shutdown and Fed Drama Unfold – Will the Rally Last?

Nasdaq Sizzles on Tech Mania as Shutdown and Fed Drama Unfold – Will the Rally Last?

Nasdaq futures rose 0.4% early Monday after the index closed Friday at 22,484.07, up 0.44% but still down 0.7% for the week. Electronic Arts jumped 15% on a reported $50 billion buyout offer, while Intel rallied on talks with Apple. Asian markets climbed and gold hit a record $3,800/oz. U.S. investors watched for a possible government shutdown and awaited the September jobs report.
29 September 2025
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The Ultimate iPhone 17 Showdown: Base vs Air vs Pro vs Pro Max – Which Model Reigns Supreme?

iPhone Air vs iPhone 17: Apple’s Ultra‑Thin Gamble vs. Its Flagship Standard (Which Should You Pick?)

Apple introduced the iPhone Air, its thinnest model at 5.6 mm, replacing the “Plus” in the 2025 lineup alongside the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max. The Air features a titanium frame, 6.5″ OLED display, A19 Pro chip with reduced GPU, 12 GB RAM, and Apple’s first in-house 5G modem. Unlike the iPhone 17’s dual rear cameras, the Air has a single 48 MP lens and omits ultra-wide and macro features.
29 September 2025
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Apple’s Siri Gets ChatGPT-Like Brain – But You Won’t Get to Use It

Apple’s Siri Gets ChatGPT-Like Brain – But You Won’t Get to Use It

Apple is testing a secret internal chatbot app, Veritas, to develop next-generation Siri features, sources say. Veritas runs on Apple’s new “Linwood” AI system and supports multi-turn, context-aware conversations. The company aims to launch the upgraded Siri in early 2026 after delays. Veritas is not for consumers and is used by engineers to test on-device AI and privacy features.
28 September 2025
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Exposing AI Bias: 10 Powerful Ways to Fight Algorithmic Discrimination

AI Megatrends 2025: The Next Wave Is Here—Why Data‑Center Power, AI Agents & Edge Devices Could Reshape Markets (and Portfolios) Now

OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank announced five new U.S. AI data center sites, aiming for 7 GW capacity in a $500 billion program, with Nvidia joining as supplier and investor. PJM warned AI data center power demand is outpacing grid additions; the White House moved to fast-track power projects. Samsung passed Nvidia’s HBM3E memory qualification, intensifying competition with SK hynix and Micron. Microsoft and Meta raised capex guidance as data center spending surges.
28 September 2025
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Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Nasdaq Surges Amid AI Frenzy and Fed Optimism – EA Skyrockets on $50B Buyout Buzz

The Nasdaq Composite closed at 22,484.07 on Sept. 26, up 0.44% for the day but down about 0.7% for the week. Electronic Arts surged 15% on reports of a $50 billion go-private deal, while CarMax plunged 20% after missing Q2 estimates. Navan and Lendbuzz filed for Nasdaq IPOs amid renewed tech IPO activity. Investors await major tech earnings in early October, focusing on AI demand.
28 September 2025
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OnePlus 15 vs iPhone 17: Next-Gen Flagship Showdown Reveals Shocking Leaks & Official Surprises

OnePlus 15 vs iPhone 17: Next-Gen Flagship Showdown Reveals Shocking Leaks & Official Surprises

The OnePlus 15 will launch with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, up to 12GB RAM, and a 7,000–7,300 mAh battery with 120W charging. Early benchmarks show the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 matching or beating Apple’s A19 chip in multi-core tests. The iPhone 17 features a 48MP dual rear camera and 18MP selfie camera, while the OnePlus 15 is expected to offer a triple 50MP array with optical zoom. Both phones use USB-C ports.
27 September 2025
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AI Stocks Rally Amid Bold Bets and Breakthroughs: Nvidia’s $100B Play, Tesla’s $1T Robotaxi Dream & More

AI Stocks Rally Amid Bold Bets and Breakthroughs: Nvidia’s $100B Play, Tesla’s $1T Robotaxi Dream & More

Nvidia’s potential $100 billion investment in OpenAI triggered a tech equity rally and analyst forecasts of $400 billion in added revenue. Microsoft will integrate Anthropic’s Claude into Copilot, while Meta is testing new AI video and ad tools. U.S. equity funds saw $12 billion in inflows after Nvidia’s news. A federal judge approved a $1.5 billion copyright settlement for authors suing Anthropic.
27 September 2025
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Nasdaq’s Wild Week: AI Mega-Deal Hype, Tariff Turmoil, and Tech Titans on Edge

Nasdaq’s Wild Week: AI Mega-Deal Hype, Tariff Turmoil, and Tech Titans on Edge

The Nasdaq snapped a three-week win streak despite a Friday rebound, closing at 22,484, down 0.6% for the week. Trump announced new tariffs on trucks, pharma, and furniture, sending Paccar up 5.2% and RH down 4%. Nvidia signaled a $100 billion OpenAI investment, fueling a semiconductor rally. Core inflation matched forecasts at 2.7% year-on-year in August.
27 September 2025
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Xiaomi 17 vs iPhone 17: A Dual‑Screen, $630 Flagship Takes on Apple’s Latest

Xiaomi 17 vs iPhone 17: A Dual‑Screen, $630 Flagship Takes on Apple’s Latest

Xiaomi unveiled its 17 series in China, skipping several model numbers to match Apple’s iPhone 17 naming. The 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max include a rear “Dynamic Back Display” and up to 7,500 mAh batteries with 100W charging, outlasting iPhone 17 in tests. Prices start at ¥4,499 ($630), over $100 less than Apple’s base model. Xiaomi’s devices remain China-only, while Apple’s iPhone 17 is sold globally.
27 September 2025
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Nasdaq Stumbles as Fed Jitters Mount, Intel Soars, Tariffs Rattle Tech Markets

Nasdaq Stumbles as Fed Jitters Mount, Intel Soars, Tariffs Rattle Tech Markets

U.S. stocks fell for a third straight session Thursday, with the Nasdaq down 0.5% to 22,384.70, erasing recent record highs. Strong economic data—including a Q2 GDP revision to 3.8% and lower jobless claims—pushed Treasury yields and the dollar higher, fueling doubts about near-term Fed rate cuts. Intel surged 9% on investment reports, while Oracle dropped 5% after a “Sell” rating. Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, rattling global pharma stocks.
26 September 2025
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Tech’s Big Week: TikTok’s $14B Sale Twist, Nvidia’s $100B AI Bet & 6G on the Horizon

Tech’s Big Week: TikTok’s $14B Sale Twist, Nvidia’s $100B AI Bet & 6G on the Horizon

President Trump ordered TikTok’s U.S. operations sold to American investors for $14 billion, with Oracle and Silver Lake set to take about 50% ownership. Intel secured $10 billion in federal funding and a $2 billion SoftBank investment, and is in talks with Apple after Nvidia bought a 4% stake. Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI for non-voting equity. EU regulators are preparing the first Digital Markets Act antitrust fine against Google.
26 September 2025
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Awe-Dropping Apple Event 2025 Shocks with Ultra-Thin iPhone 17 Air, New Watches & More

Apple’s 2025 Resurgence: iPhone 17 Supercycle Sparks AAPL Stock Surge to Record Highs

Apple shares closed at $256–257 on September 25, up 1.8% and positive for 2025, nearing a $4 trillion market cap. Strong demand for the new iPhone 17 lineup has driven the rebound, with sales in China boosted by a 15% subsidy. Kevan Parekh replaced longtime CFO Luca Maestri in January. Wall Street rates AAPL a “Moderate Buy,” with price targets averaging $245–$250.
26 September 2025
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Hot GDP Surprise Shatters Wall Street’s Rally – Stocks Slide on Fed Jitters (Sept 25, 2025)

Hot GDP Surprise Shatters Wall Street’s Rally – Stocks Slide on Fed Jitters (Sept 25, 2025)

U.S. stocks fell for a third straight session Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq down about 0.5% and the Dow off 0.4%. Strong GDP and jobless data fueled doubts over Fed rate cuts, pressuring markets. Health care stocks slumped after a medtech import probe; Intel jumped 9% on Apple stake rumors. Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle an FTC lawsuit over Prime memberships.
25 September 2025
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White House’s Shocking 10% Intel Stake Plan Shakes the Tech World

Intel’s Bold Gamble: Wooing Apple to Rescue Its Chip Foundry Comeback

Intel has approached Apple about a potential investment in Intel Foundry Services, according to sources cited by Reuters. Talks are in early stages and no deal is guaranteed. Intel recently secured $5 billion from Nvidia, $10 billion from the U.S. government, and $2 billion from SoftBank to fund its manufacturing push. Apple’s involvement would give Intel another major customer as it seeks to compete with TSMC and Samsung.
25 September 2025
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Nasdaq Rally Hits Speed Bump as Tech Stocks Wobble – Fed Warning and AI Jitters Shake Markets (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Nasdaq Rally Hits Speed Bump as Tech Stocks Wobble – Fed Warning and AI Jitters Shake Markets (Sept 24–25, 2025)

The Nasdaq Composite fell 0.3% on Sept. 24, ending a three-day record streak as tech shares retreated after Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned equity prices are “fairly highly valued.” Nvidia, Oracle, and Micron dropped, while Alibaba surged 8% and Intel rose 6% on Apple stake reports. U.S. crude hit a seven-week high, boosting energy stocks. New home sales jumped 20.5% in August, but Treasury yields edged higher.
25 September 2025
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From OpenAI’s $500B AI Bet to Instagram’s 3B Users – Inside Tech’s Wild 48 Hours

From OpenAI’s $500B AI Bet to Instagram’s 3B Users – Inside Tech’s Wild 48 Hours

OpenAI will invest over $400 billion in five new U.S. data centers under its Stargate project, with Nvidia pledging up to $100 billion in support. Instagram’s monthly users surpassed 3 billion, now generating more than half of Meta’s U.S. ad revenue. Apple urged the EU to repeal the Digital Markets Act, but officials refused. Britain’s Co-op reported an £80 million cyberattack loss; a ransomware attack hit Collins Aerospace airline software.
25 September 2025
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MP Materials Stock Skyrockets on Pentagon Deal and Apple Alliance – Rare Earth Boom or Hype?

MP Materials Stock Skyrockets on Pentagon Deal and Apple Alliance – Rare Earth Boom or Hype?

MP Materials shares have soared nearly 380% in 2025, reaching all-time highs near $82 in August. The U.S. Department of Defense invested $400 million for a 15% stake and set a 10-year price floor for rare earths. MP also signed a $500 million supply deal with Apple, which prepaid $200 million for U.S.-made magnets. Q2 output rose sharply, but the company posted its eighth straight quarterly loss.
24 September 2025
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Nasdaq’s Wild 48 Hours: Fed Jitters, Tech Tumbles & Surprise Rallies – Sept 23–24 Roundup

Nasdaq’s Wild 48 Hours: Fed Jitters, Tech Tumbles & Surprise Rallies – Sept 23–24 Roundup

The Nasdaq fell nearly 1% on Sept. 23 after Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned stocks look “fairly highly valued,” ending a three-day record streak. Tech shares dropped sharply, with Nvidia and Amazon each losing about 3%. Powell gave no signal on further rate cuts, disappointing investors. Amazon said it will close all 19 UK Fresh stores, while Boeing shares rose on a $8 billion Uzbekistan Airways order.
24 September 2025
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  • Himax Technologies Stock Jumps 122% in 30 Days Amid Semiconductor Sector Momentum
    May 14, 2026, 4:57 AM EDT. Himax Technologies (NasdaqGS:HIMX) surged 122.3% in the past 30 days, drawing investor attention to its semiconductor portfolio across display, automotive, and sensing applications. Despite the rally, valuation models suggest the stock may be overvalued with a fair value estimated at $8.54, well below the current price near $20.59. Analysts highlight Himax's technological advances in co-package optics and upcoming mass production in 2026 aimed at high-speed optical transmission for AI and high-performance computing markets. However, concerns remain over rising operating costs, trade tensions and tariff risks that could impact margins and earnings growth. Investors face a delicate balance weighing potential gains against these risks as the stock nears analyst price targets around $23.70.

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Robo.ai NeuroStream Launch: Why AIIO’s 100% Stock Surge Is Under Scrutiny

Robo.ai NeuroStream Launch: Why AIIO’s 100% Stock Surge Is Under Scrutiny

14 May 2026
Robo.ai said Neurovia AI released NeuroStream, a platform that compressed a 5.5GB 4K video to 278MB in internal tests. Robo.ai agreed to buy Neurovia for $100 million in stock, with closing due by June 16. Shares traded at $2.61, valuing the company at $48.33 million. Robo.ai’s 2025 report showed net revenue down 92% to $1 million and a $167.6 million net loss.
Marvell Technology Stock Jumps as Wall Street Chases the AI Networking Trade Before Earnings

Marvell Technology Stock Jumps as Wall Street Chases the AI Networking Trade Before Earnings

14 May 2026
Marvell Technology shares jumped 8.18% to close at $177.95 Wednesday, hitting a 52-week high before trading at $182.50 after hours. BofA and B. Riley raised price targets above $200 this week, citing AI data-center demand. Marvell will report first-quarter fiscal 2027 results on May 27. The company posted $8.195 billion in fiscal 2026 revenue, up 42% year over year.
Ford Stock Just Had Its Best Day in Six Years. The Surprise Driver Was Energy Storage

Ford Stock Just Had Its Best Day in Six Years. The Surprise Driver Was Energy Storage

14 May 2026
Ford shares surged 13% Wednesday, their biggest one-day gain in six years, after Morgan Stanley highlighted the company’s new energy-storage business. The stock closed at $13.57. Ford plans to invest $2 billion in the unit, aiming to deliver its first systems in 2027 and deploy at least 20 gigawatt-hours annually. The company reported Q1 revenue of $43.3 billion and raised its full-year profit outlook.
Nvidia’s China H200 Chip Door Just Opened. The Money Still Isn’t Moving

Nvidia’s China H200 Chip Door Just Opened. The Money Still Isn’t Moving

14 May 2026
The U.S. has approved Nvidia to sell H200 AI chips to about 10 Chinese firms, including Alibaba and Tencent, but no shipments have occurred as Chinese buyers hold back under Beijing’s guidance. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in Beijing with President Trump’s delegation ahead of the company’s May 20 earnings report. Lenovo confirmed it is cleared to distribute the chips in China.
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