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Lam Research stock price jumps 7% as chip rebound returns — what investors watch next

Lam Research stock price jumps 7% as chip rebound returns — what investors watch next

New York, Feb 6, 2026, 12:59 PM ET — Regular session. Lam Research Corp jumped roughly 7% in midday Nasdaq trading on Friday, riding a wider rally in semiconductor stocks. The shares last changed hands at $228.71, up $15.40, after fluctuating between $214.23 and $229.43 during the session. Applied Materials, KLA, and ASML each advanced between about 4% and 8%.
6 February 2026
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KLA stock slides as chip-equipment names retreat; shutdown jitters and megacap earnings in focus

KLA stock slides as chip-equipment names retreat; shutdown jitters and megacap earnings in focus

New York, Feb 3, 2026, 12:46 — Trading hours KLA Corporation shares dropped 4.5% to $1,346.85 by midday Tuesday, sliding alongside other semiconductor equipment firms as the broader tech sector weakened. Applied Materials, Lam Research, and ASML all fell between 3% and 4%, with semiconductor ETFs dipping roughly 3%.
3 February 2026
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Lam Research Corporation stock price rises after-hours on CEA-Leti pact — what to watch next

Lam Research Corporation stock price rises after-hours on CEA-Leti pact — what to watch next

New York, Feb 2, 2026, 19:00 EST — After-hours Lam Research shares climbed 1.7% to $237.50 on Monday, then gained roughly 1.2% more in after-hours, hitting $240.40. The chipmaker said it broadened its research partnership with CEA-Leti. During the day, the stock swung between $232 and $242.95 but remains shy of its 52-week peak near $251.84.
3 February 2026
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  • Swift TV (ASX:STV) gets 1,900 more device orders from Chevron, boosting presence at sites
    June 30, 2026, 10:33 PM EDT. Swift TV (ASX:STV) landed another order for 1,900 devices from Chevron, bringing the total at Chevron locations up to about 3,900 units. The latest deal covers Barrow Island and Wheatstone Offshore. Swift says the order will swap out old Swift systems and sees it as a key win for its commercial business. Chevron's repeat order puts Swift TV's platform past just certification and shows it is running at enterprise scale. The service, which went commercial in May 2026, has rolled out quickly in oil and gas camp settings. Chevron now uses Swift TV as its corporate standard, which Swift says could help attract more big resource firms.
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