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NASDAQ:YNDX 19 June 2025 - 5 November 2025

Nebius (NBIS) Stock Rockets 350% on AI Boom – Bubble or Breakout? Experts Weigh In

‘Vineland ramp’ or bust? Nebius’ Q3 countdown, Microsoft mega‑deal and stock‑split buzz — what investors need to know now

Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS) will report Q3 results Tuesday, Nov. 11, before market open. Shares traded near $110.54, down about 8% intraday and off 15.5% over five days, but remain up roughly 300% year-to-date. Investors focus on the Vineland, NJ data-center build and timing of revenue from a $17.4B Microsoft AI-infrastructure contract starting later this year.
5 November 2025
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Top 10 Web Browsers of 2025: Features, Security, Market Share & Performance Comparison

Top 10 Web Browsers of 2025: Features, Security, Market Share & Performance Comparison

Google Chrome controls about 66–67% of the global browser market in 2025. Safari holds 17–18%, while Microsoft Edge has 5% overall and 13.8% of desktop use. Firefox, Opera, Samsung Internet, Brave, Vivaldi, UC Browser, and Yandex each account for less than 3% globally. Yandex reaches 18% share in Russia.
19 June 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Jim Cramer Warns of Further Stock Declines Amid Middle East Tensions, Sees Select Buying Opportunities
    March 20, 2026, 8:27 PM EDT. The U.S. stock market ended a difficult week as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East escalate. CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Friday's "Mad Money" that stock declines may continue due to the war's economic impact and surging oil prices. Brent crude hit a 10-month high above $112 per barrel, which typically pressures equities. The Dow and Nasdaq flirted with correction territory, both down at least 10% from recent highs, while the S&P 500 dropped 7%. Cramer highlighted that while the conflict's resolution remains uncertain, investors should consider selective buying amid market volatility. He also previewed upcoming corporate earnings, noting KB Home's expected lukewarm report as mortgage rates impact housing sales, underscoring the Fed's cautious approach to potential rate cuts.
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