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NASDAQ:NVDA 26 December 2025 - 28 December 2025

Semiconductor Stocks Outlook: Memory Chip Shortage, AI Spending Debate, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Semiconductor Stocks Outlook: Memory Chip Shortage, AI Spending Debate, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

A global memory-chip shortage is driving up prices, with some segments more than doubling since February, Reuters reports. The PHLX Semiconductor Index closed Friday at 7,207.64 after a quiet session, as investors watch for updates on AI infrastructure and Big Tech spending. Nvidia shares rose after agreeing to license technology from Groq and hire its CEO. U.S. markets reopen Monday.
AI Stocks in Focus: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Year-End Rally Risks, and What Investors Should Watch Next

AI Stocks in Focus: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Year-End Rally Risks, and What Investors Should Watch Next

Nvidia has signed a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq, with several Groq executives joining Nvidia, but Groq will remain independent. Michael Burry has taken a bearish position against Nvidia and Palantir, calling the AI sector a bubble. The S&P 500 is near record highs after a quiet session. Markets are closed for the weekend; investors await futures and new catalysts ahead of Monday’s open.
Nvidia Stock (NVDA) News Today: Groq AI Inference Deal, Wall Street Targets Up to $352, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Nvidia Stock (NVDA) News Today: Groq AI Inference Deal, Wall Street Targets Up to $352, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Nvidia closed Friday at $190.53, with after-hours quotes near $190.08, as investors digested news of a non-exclusive licensing and hiring deal with AI-chip startup Groq. Reuters reported Nvidia will license Groq’s inference technology and hire key Groq executives, while Groq continues independently. Axios said the deal could generate about $20 billion in payouts for Groq stakeholders without an equity transfer. U.S. markets reopen Monday.
28 December 2025
Nvidia Stock (NVDA) News: Groq Licensing Deal, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Nvidia Stock (NVDA) News: Groq Licensing Deal, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Nvidia closed Friday at $190.53, up about 1% in a quiet post-holiday session. The company announced a non-exclusive deal to license inference technology from Groq, with several Groq executives joining Nvidia. Groq will remain independent, with Simon Edwards named CEO. Neither company disclosed financial terms, and both denied an outright acquisition.
27 December 2025
Technology Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Nasdaq’s Year-End Test, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

Technology Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Nasdaq’s Year-End Test, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

U.S. stocks closed slightly lower Friday in thin post-Christmas trading. The Dow fell 20.19 points to 48,710.97, the S&P 500 dipped 2.11 to 6,929.94, and the Nasdaq lost 20.21 to 23,593.10. Trading volume was about half the recent average. Tech shares remain in focus as investors watch for AI and regulation headlines when markets reopen Monday.
Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Apple’s China iPhone Signal, Tesla’s Safety Probe — What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

Big Tech Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Licensing Deal, Apple’s China iPhone Signal, Tesla’s Safety Probe — What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

Nvidia agreed to license inference chip technology from Groq and hire key Groq executives, while Groq remains independent. Tesla shares slipped after a new federal safety probe, and Apple rose on China-linked data and a legal win in its smartwatch dispute. U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend after a quiet Friday session. Major indexes ended little changed.
Data Center Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, AI Power Bottlenecks, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

Data Center Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, AI Power Bottlenecks, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend after major indexes ended Friday’s thin session slightly lower but near record highs. Data center stocks remain active, with Nvidia confirming a licensing deal for Groq’s AI inference technology and reports of developers turning to on-site turbines to address power constraints. Investors are watching year-end positioning ahead of Monday’s reopening.
Semiconductor Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, TSMC Quake Update, and Key Catalysts Ahead of Monday’s Market Open

Semiconductor Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, TSMC Quake Update, and Key Catalysts Ahead of Monday’s Market Open

Nvidia rose Friday after announcing a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chipmaker Groq and hiring its founder and president. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed up 0.05% at 7,207.6, while the VanEck Semiconductor ETF gained 0.46% to $365.86. Trading was quiet ahead of the weekend, with major U.S. indexes nearly flat. Investors are watching supply-chain risks after a Taiwan earthquake prompted limited evacuations at TSMC.
AI Stocks Weekend Update: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, HBM4 Memory Race, and the AI Infrastructure Spending Wave to Watch Before Monday

AI Stocks Weekend Update: Nvidia’s Groq Deal, HBM4 Memory Race, and the AI Infrastructure Spending Wave to Watch Before Monday

Nvidia agreed to a non-exclusive license of Groq’s technology and will hire key Groq executives, including founder Jonathan Ross, Reuters reported Friday. Groq will remain independent with Simon Edwards as CEO. The deal follows confusion over acquisition rumors and underscores Nvidia’s push into AI inference as rivals target the segment. Major indexes ended the week near record highs on light volume.
27 December 2025
NVIDIA Stock (NVDA) News: Groq Inference Deal, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

NVIDIA Stock (NVDA) News: Groq Inference Deal, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Nvidia closed Friday at $190.53, up 1.02%, with after-hours quotes showing a slight dip to $190.06 as U.S. markets shut for the weekend. The company announced a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq, bringing over key Groq executives but not acquiring the firm. Groq will remain independent under new CEO Simon Edwards. Trading volume was lighter than average ahead of the holiday.
27 December 2025
Palantir (PLTR) Stock News Today: ShipOS Navy Deal, Nvidia AI Partnership, Analyst Targets—and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Palantir (PLTR) Stock News Today: ShipOS Navy Deal, Nvidia AI Partnership, Analyst Targets—and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Palantir Technologies shares last traded near $188.71, down 2.8%, as U.S. markets closed for the weekend. The drop follows news of a $448 million U.S. Navy contract for Palantir’s ShipOS software. The S&P 500 remains about 1% below 7,000 amid thin year-end trading and focus on Federal Reserve policy.
NVIDIA Stock (NVDA) News Today: Groq Inference Deal, China H200 Watch, and What to Know Before Monday’s Open

NVIDIA Stock (NVDA) News Today: Groq Inference Deal, China H200 Watch, and What to Know Before Monday’s Open

NVIDIA shares closed up 1.02% at $190.53 Friday after announcing a non-exclusive AI inference technology licensing deal with startup Groq. Groq founder Jonathan Ross and key executives will join NVIDIA, while Groq remains independent. Trading volume in NVIDIA topped 139.7 million shares. U.S. markets closed nearly flat ahead of the weekend in light, post-holiday activity.
27 December 2025
Nokia Stock (NOK) News Today: Nvidia’s $1B Investment, Nokia’s AI Pivot, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

Nokia Stock (NOK) News Today: Nvidia’s $1B Investment, Nokia’s AI Pivot, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

Nokia’s U.S.-listed shares (NOK) last traded near $6.62 after Friday’s session, with volume around 11.7 million. The company recently secured a $1 billion equity investment from Nvidia at $6.01 per share, tied to a new AI network partnership. The NYSE is closed for the weekend; next price discovery will occur Monday. Markets remain in a low-volume, year-end rally environment.
27 December 2025
NVIDIA (NVDA) Stock: After-Hours Price Holds Near $190 as Groq AI Inference Deal, China Export Policy, and Earnings Outlook Shape the Next Move

NVIDIA (NVDA) Stock: After-Hours Price Holds Near $190 as Groq AI Inference Deal, China Export Policy, and Earnings Outlook Shape the Next Move

Nvidia traded at $190.53 in after-hours Friday, with 139.5 million shares exchanged during a quiet post-holiday session. The stock rose after Nvidia announced a non-exclusive AI inference technology licensing agreement with Groq, whose CEO and key staff will join Nvidia. The Dow closed at 48,710.97, the S&P 500 at 6,929.94, and the Nasdaq at 23,593.10.
AI Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Inference Deal, Big Tech Capex Signals, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

AI Stocks Today: Nvidia’s Groq Inference Deal, Big Tech Capex Signals, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Nvidia shares rose Friday after the company announced a non-exclusive license for inference chip technology from Groq and hired Groq’s founder and key staff. The Dow closed down 0.04%, S&P 500 slipped 0.03%, and Nasdaq lost 0.09% in thin post-holiday trading. Investors weighed Fed rate-cut expectations and rotation out of crowded tech trades. Groq will remain independent under a new CEO.
26 December 2025
Nvidia–Groq Deal Explained: The $20B AI Inference Licensing Pact, Talent Grab, and the Antitrust “Hackquisition” Playbook

Nvidia–Groq Deal Explained: The $20B AI Inference Licensing Pact, Talent Grab, and the Antitrust “Hackquisition” Playbook

Nvidia has signed a non-exclusive licensing deal for Groq’s AI inference technology, with Groq founder Jonathan Ross, President Sunny Madra, and other staff set to join Nvidia. Groq will continue to operate independently under a new CEO. Financial terms were not disclosed, though reports suggest a price near $20 billion. The deal has sparked debate over Big Tech’s use of licensing and talent transfers to sidestep merger scrutiny.
26 December 2025
Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS) Stock Today: Holiday-Week Volatility, Microsoft & Meta AI Deals, Analyst Targets, and What Investors Should Watch Next

Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS) Stock Today: Holiday-Week Volatility, Microsoft & Meta AI Deals, Analyst Targets, and What Investors Should Watch Next

Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) shares fell 3%–4% to around $88 Friday afternoon in thin, post-holiday trading, while major indexes stayed near record highs. The stock remains volatile amid concerns over cash burn and dilution, despite recent multi-year AI infrastructure deals with Microsoft and Meta valued at up to $19.4 billion.
Intel Stock Today (NASDAQ: INTC): Nvidia’s 18A Signal, U.S. Stake Tailwinds, and What to Watch Into the Next Session

Intel Stock Today (NASDAQ: INTC): Nvidia’s 18A Signal, U.S. Stake Tailwinds, and What to Watch Into the Next Session

Intel shares traded at $36.21, up 0.19% Friday afternoon in New York, after Reuters reported Nvidia tested but did not proceed with Intel’s 18A chip process. U.S. indexes hovered near record highs in thin, post-Christmas trading. The S&P 500 was flat, while the Nasdaq-100 and semiconductor ETF SOXX edged higher.
CoreWeave (CRWV) Stock Today: What Investors Need to Know as Holiday Trading Meets Mega‑Deals, Debt, and AI Demand

CoreWeave (CRWV) Stock Today: What Investors Need to Know as Holiday Trading Meets Mega‑Deals, Debt, and AI Demand

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) traded near $76.87, down 2.5% midday Friday in New York, with about 10.2 million shares changing hands. The stock moved sharply in thin post-holiday trading as the company’s limited float amplified volatility. Broader U.S. markets were flat to slightly higher. CoreWeave remains in focus after announcing major AI infrastructure deals with Meta, OpenAI, and Nvidia.
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  • ASX Set to Decline on Rising Oil Prices Amid Middle East Tensions; Newmont Q1 Earnings Beat
    April 23, 2026, 8:53 PM EDT. Australian shares are expected to drop as oil prices surged due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly near Tehran and the critical Strait of Hormuz. This stokes concerns about supply disruptions. The broader market feels pressure from uncertain Israel-Lebanon ceasefire talks and ongoing clashes in southern Lebanon. In the U.S., the S&P 500 and Dow Jones each slid 0.4%, while the Nasdaq fell 0.9%. Investors await Australia's upcoming consumer price index report for more economic clues. Corporate highlights include Newmont's stronger first-quarter results with adjusted earnings per share at $2.90 on revenue of $7.31 billion, up from $1.25 and $5.01 billion a year earlier. Fortescue's iron ore shipments also rose to 48.4 million wet metric tonnes. The ASX ended down 0.6% on Thursday.

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Newmont earnings today: Gold miner beats Q1 profit, adds $6 billion buyback but warns on Q2 costs

Newmont earnings today: Gold miner beats Q1 profit, adds $6 billion buyback but warns on Q2 costs

24 April 2026
Newmont reported adjusted first-quarter earnings of $2.90 per share on $7.31 billion in sales, beating estimates as realized gold prices surged to $4,900 an ounce. Attributable gold output fell to 1.30 million ounces from 1.54 million a year earlier. The miner declared a $0.26 dividend and authorized a new $6 billion share buyback. Newmont expects higher costs and lower output in the second quarter.
SAP Q1 Earnings Beat Forecasts as Cloud Revenue Climbs 27% in Constant Currencies, Outlook Holds

SAP Q1 Earnings Beat Forecasts as Cloud Revenue Climbs 27% in Constant Currencies, Outlook Holds

24 April 2026
SAP reported a 17% rise in first-quarter operating profit to 2.74 billion euros and a 19% jump in cloud revenue to 5.96 billion euros, beating forecasts. The company kept its 2026 targets and full-year outlook unchanged. SAP’s U.S. shares reversed losses after the results, climbing nearly 7% in after-hours trading. Management warned cloud revenue growth will slow in the second quarter.
MaxLinear Stock Surges as AI Data-Center Chip Demand Drives Big Q2 Outlook

MaxLinear Stock Surges as AI Data-Center Chip Demand Drives Big Q2 Outlook

24 April 2026
MaxLinear forecast second-quarter revenue of $160 million to $170 million, well above Wall Street’s estimate of $137.1 million. First-quarter revenue rose 43% to $137.2 million, driven by demand for optical products in AI data centers. Shares surged over 23% to $42.47 in after-hours trading. Infrastructure revenue jumped 136% from a year earlier, becoming the company’s largest segment.
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