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Why Applied Materials (AMAT) stock price slid Friday — and what to watch next week

Why Applied Materials (AMAT) stock price slid Friday — and what to watch next week

New York, Jan 31, 2026, 14:55 EST — The market has closed. Applied Materials shares dropped 5.6% to close at $322.32 on Friday, marking a notable slide heading into the weekend. The decline mirrored wider weakness in chip-equipment stocks, where KLA Corporation plunged 15.2% and Lam Research slipped 5.9%. The iShares Semiconductor ETF also retreated 4.1%.
31 January 2026
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Lam Research stock price slides 6% into the weekend — here’s what LRCX investors watch next

Lam Research stock price slides 6% into the weekend — here’s what LRCX investors watch next

NEW YORK, Jan 31, 2026, 05:42 EST — Market closed Lam Research Corporation shares closed Friday down 5.9%, settling at $233.46. The stock fluctuated between a high near $251.90 and a low around $232.28 during the session. With U.S. markets closed over the weekend, the next price action will depend largely on how investors interpret the company’s outlook and risk disclosures ahead of Monday’s open.
31 January 2026
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Lam Research earnings beat lifts LRCX after hours as forecast tops estimates

Lam Research earnings beat lifts LRCX after hours as forecast tops estimates

Lam Research shares climbed roughly 2% in early after-hours on Wednesday after the chip equipment maker posted fiscal Q2 results that exceeded forecasts. The uptick came soon after the earnings announcement, according to Seeking Alpha. The results come as investors seek confirmation that chipmakers continue to invest in new factory equipment despite a volatile economy and stricter trade regulations. Lam occupies a central position in this cycle, providing tools essential for producing cutting-edge logic and memory chips powering AI servers and premium devices.
28 January 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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