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  • Bank of America Raises Intel Stock Price Target Amid Semiconductor Market Growth
    June 24, 2026, 1:26 PM EDT. Intel (INTC) stock has surged 263.09% year to date, outperforming the S&P 500's 8.04% rise, driven by the AI-driven semiconductor sector rally. Despite a recent 5% dip linked to broader tech sell-offs, Bank of America upgraded Intel from underperform to buy, raising their price target based on a boosted 2030 semiconductor total addressable market forecast of $2.7 trillion. Key to Intel's growth is progress in its foundry business, marked by expanded collaboration with Cadence to optimize design technology for the advanced Intel 14A node and advancement of Intel 18A-P risk production, offering improved performance and efficiency. The appointment of Seok-Hee Lee as EVP of Intel Foundry reflects strategic leadership focus on foundry growth.
Boxlight stock rises after reverse split, confirms July vote plan

Boxlight stock rises after reverse split, confirms July vote plan

24 June 2026
Boxlight shares soared 66% to $5.91 after a 1-for-6 reverse split and ahead of a July 7 shareholder vote on raising authorized Class A shares, but the company warned of “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern due to debt, liquidity, and refinancing uncertainty.
Affirm stock climbs as Prime Day lifts pay-later outlook

Affirm stock climbs as Prime Day lifts pay-later outlook

24 June 2026
Affirm jumped 9.9% to $78.95 after Amazon Prime Day’s first-day U.S. online sales hit $8.3 billion, topping forecasts, with buy now, pay later expected to finance $2.04 billion of Prime Day purchases—up 5.5% from last year and 7.8% of total sales—giving investors a real-time test of Affirm’s demand as shoppers increasingly opt to split payments.
Hertz warns on Q2 earnings, stock drops as used-car slump weighs

Hertz warns on Q2 earnings, stock drops as used-car slump weighs

24 June 2026
Hertz shares plunged nearly 28% to $3.62 after the company warned Q2 core profit will hit the low end of guidance due to steep used-car sale losses, pushing vehicle depreciation to about $300 per unit per month; Hertz also announced $300 million in PIK notes and a $100 million share-lending deal, with the stock on track for its worst one-day drop and lowest close since April 2025.
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