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Nvidia Gets AI Approval From Apple But Shares Stay Flat

Nvidia Gets AI Approval From Apple But Shares Stay Flat

Nvidia traded lower Tuesday, despite getting a nod from Apple, which said it plans to run some of its most intense AI jobs on Google Cloud servers using Nvidia chips. The news gave Nvidia a fresh endorsement but did little to steady the stock, as investors kept cutting exposure to AI names. Apple is turning to Nvidia GPUs after pushing its own silicon and privacy setup for years. The switch gives Nvidia a new customer win with big name value, though just how much business Apple will bring isn’t known yet.
Navitas Tumbles as $500 Million Stock Sale Interrupts Nvidia Surge

Navitas Tumbles as $500 Million Stock Sale Interrupts Nvidia Surge

Navitas Semiconductor slipped 6.6% to $22.85 on Tuesday. The power-chip stock lost ground after early gains, as traders sized up a fresh stock-selling plan and news of a board member leaving. Broader chip names were lower too. Navitas, listed on the Nasdaq, moved between $20.71 and $25.58. More than 42.5 million shares changed hands. The move is notable as Navitas has turned into a high-beta bet on part of the artificial-intelligence buildout: power delivery. The company makes gallium nitride and silicon carbide power semiconductors—chips using materials that run at higher voltage and heat than standard silicon. Navitas sells into AI data centers, grid gear, and industrial electrification.
Nvidia Shares Dip As Apple AI News Hits, But There’s More Driving the Selloff

Nvidia Shares Dip As Apple AI News Hits, But There’s More Driving the Selloff

Nvidia slipped Tuesday after starting higher on the back of Apple’s latest artificial intelligence push. The stock dropped around 1.8% to $204.88 at 3:22 p.m. in New York. Nvidia traded between $199.52 and $211.30 on the day. Investors sold off chip names for the second time in three sessions, market data showed. Nvidia is in focus now as investors watch if AI spending can keep valuations high. Apple gave investors something new: it said its AFM 3 Cloud Pro server model would run on Nvidia GPUs inside Google Cloud. Those GPUs power AI training and workloads.
Nvidia Stock Just Got a Korea Catalyst. The Real Test Is Still Ahead

Nvidia Stock Just Got a Korea Catalyst. The Real Test Is Still Ahead

Nvidia Corp. shares were last quoted at $208.64, up $3.60, or about 1.8%, leaving the chipmaker with a market value of roughly $5.09 trillion as investors looked past last week’s chip wobble and focused on fresh AI-infrastructure deals. That matters now because Nvidia is still one of the market’s largest weights, and small moves in the stock can pull the broader tech tape with it. The Nasdaq Composite closed Monday at 25,929.66, up 0.86%, after a Friday selloff, while the Invesco QQQ Trust, a widely used fund tracking the Nasdaq-100, rose about 1.6% in the latest available quote.
Navitas’ Nvidia-Led Rally Stalls, Eyes on AI Trade Next Week

Navitas’ Nvidia-Led Rally Stalls, Eyes on AI Trade Next Week

Navitas Semiconductor Corp shares start the week still feeling Friday’s sharp turn lower. The stock had jumped earlier with other Nvidia-linked names, but finished down as the semiconductor sector came under selling pressure. The power-chip maker’s shares closed at $25.08, off $5.61, after hitting $29.99 during the session. Around 36.7 million shares changed hands, according to market data. The Nasdaq company had a market cap near $5.77 billion.
Nvidia Shares Drop Hard; AI Trade Faces Test Monday

Nvidia Shares Drop Hard; AI Trade Faces Test Monday

Nvidia, the AI chip giant, starts the new week with less market premium after Friday's chip selloff wiped out about $1.3 trillion from U.S. semiconductor stocks and took more than $300 billion off Nvidia’s own value. The Nasdaq is closed Sunday. Normal trading runs Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. Stocks dropped hard in big tech. The Nasdaq composite sank 4.2% on Friday. S&P 500 was down 2.6%. Nvidia and Broadcom were some of the day’s biggest drags after a strong jobs report raised bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike. Higher borrowing costs from the U.S. central bank could be coming.
Nvidia Falls With Chip Stocks as $1.3 Trillion Selloff Hits Wall Street

Nvidia Falls With Chip Stocks as $1.3 Trillion Selloff Hits Wall Street

Nvidia dropped roughly 6.2% to $205.10 late Friday, losing ground with other chip names. A strong U.S. jobs report and fresh questions about AI-chip demand weighed on one of Wall Street’s busiest trades. The stock was off $13.56 from its last close, according to market data. Nvidia has been the top signal for investor demand in artificial intelligence spending. The PHLX Semiconductor Index slid 10.3%, its sharpest one-day drop since March 2020, with U.S.-listed chip stocks shedding roughly $1.3 trillion in market value, according to Reuters.
Nvidia Stock Steady Even as AI Chip Trade Falters

Nvidia Stock Steady Even as AI Chip Trade Falters

Nvidia traded above $218 ahead of the U.S. session Friday. The world’s largest AI-chip name heads into the day with chip stocks under a cloud, after a Broadcom-driven drop weighed on the sector. Shares last traded at $218.66, up $3.95, or nearly 1.8%. That gives the company a market cap around $5.33 trillion. Premarket action is often thin and fast, and the moves don’t always stick when the main market opens at 9:30 a.m.
Nvidia Drops; AI Rally Faces Next Test

Nvidia Drops; AI Rally Faces Next Test

Nvidia shares fell 3.6% to close at $214.75 on Wednesday. The drop followed a rally tied to Computex, with investors taking profits as major U.S. indexes slipped. At the close, Nvidia’s market cap stood at about $5.24 trillion. Nvidia remains the market’s main AI play, so any slip in its shares stands out. The latest dip comes in spite of new product details and positive supply talk from CEO Jensen Huang. The drop is putting to the test just how much investors are still willing to chase every new round of AI spending.
Nvidia Shares Fall Even as AI Stocks Break Records, Traders Eye Taiwan

Nvidia Faces $5.4 Trillion Question as Marvell Joins AI Rally

Nvidia shares slipped in early U.S. premarket trading Wednesday, pausing after CEO Jensen Huang’s recent Computex comments sent more money into the AI supply chain. Nvidia shares were last quoted at $222.82, down $1.46 from where they finished the previous session, putting the company’s market cap near $5.43 trillion. The most recent trade showed up in the feed at 08:03 UTC, just after U.S. premarket opened.
CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave jumped 13.96% to close at $124.82 Monday after the AI cloud player said it had completed the first validated launch of Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 system on its platform. Investors saw the move as another boost for the Nvidia-backed group’s standing in AI infrastructure. Nvidia stock gained 6.26% the same day. Timing is important here. Investors want to know which cloud vendors will get the latest Nvidia hardware into usable data centers first, with AI spending shifting from just training models to actually running them, known as inference. Barron’s reported that CoreWeave hit the milestone first, becoming the first cloud firm to roll out Nvidia’s newest AI system. That’s a win for the neocloud set building AI infrastructure.
Nvidia Shares Fall Even as AI Stocks Break Records, Traders Eye Taiwan

Nvidia Stock Surges 6% as Jensen Huang’s New AI PC Chip Targets AMD and Intel

Nvidia’s push to put artificial intelligence directly inside Windows laptops and desktops put the chipmaker back at the center of Wall Street’s AI trade, after its shares closed Monday up 6.26% at $224.36. The latest market data put Nvidia’s value around $5.47 trillion. The move mattered beyond one stock. Nvidia’s rally helped lift the Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500 to record closing highs on Monday, while the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index rose 1.1%, a sign that investors were again willing to pay for companies tied to AI computing.
Nvidia Stock Gains as RTX AI PC Chip Raises Stakes for Intel, AMD

Nvidia Stock Gains as RTX AI PC Chip Raises Stakes for Intel, AMD

Nvidia shares were higher in U.S. trading Monday after the chipmaker announced RTX Spark, a new processor targeting artificial intelligence workloads on Windows laptops and desktops. Nvidia shares climbed 6.2% to $224.27 soon after 2 p.m. EDT, raising its market cap to roughly $5.47 trillion. Intel dropped 3.7%. Qualcomm lost 7.3%. AMD was down 0.5%. The move came as investors reacted to a more aggressive Nvidia effort in PC chips.
Nvidia Shares Fall Even as AI Stocks Break Records, Traders Eye Taiwan

Nvidia Shares Fall Even as AI Stocks Break Records, Traders Eye Taiwan

Nvidia shares fell 1.45% to $211.14 on Friday, missing out on gains that sent the broader market to fresh records during an AI-driven rally. Traders looked ahead to the Computex event in Taiwan and any news from CEO Jensen Huang. Nvidia was up 0.72% to $212.65 after the close, according to Google Finance. Nvidia is still the top public-market proxy for AI infrastructure like chips, networking gear and software for training and running large AI models. The Nasdaq Composite edged up 0.21% to 26,972.62 Friday. The S&P 500 and Dow also finished at record highs, according to Reuters.
Nvidia Shares Fall as $5 Trillion AI Trade Faces Next Challenge

Nvidia Shares Fall as $5 Trillion AI Trade Faces Next Challenge

Nvidia shares dropped Wednesday with investors taking a breather after a strong run in U.S. stocks and chip makers. That put the world’s biggest public company up against a key question: can demand for artificial intelligence chips keep beating already lofty expectations? The stock was last at $212.60, off 1.1%, putting market cap close to $5.19 trillion. Nasdaq’s regular session starts at 9:30 a.m. Eastern. The 2026 calendar lists Memorial Day on May 25 as the market holiday this week, not Thursday.
Nvidia Faces New $150 Billion AI Test as Skepticism Lingers

Nvidia Faces New $150 Billion AI Test as Skepticism Lingers

Nvidia stock slipped ahead of the U.S. open Wednesday, with traders sizing up Jensen Huang’s latest Taiwan supply-chain push while most AI-related names inched higher. Shares were at $214.86, about 0.3% under Tuesday’s close. The chipmaker’s market cap stood at roughly $5.24 trillion. Stock futures in the U.S. moved higher early Wednesday, following record finishes for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Traders kept buying on renewed AI hopes, even as worries over the Middle East and rising bond yields lingered. Nasdaq 100 futures traded up 0.45% as of 4:42 a.m. ET, Reuters said.
Nvidia Shares Flat After Big Earnings Beat as Street Looks for More

Nvidia missed out as AI stocks hit fresh records. What’s next for traders

Nvidia stock slipped Tuesday, while the AI rally lifted both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to fresh record closes. Wall Street is again asking how much more upside the top AI chipmaker can deliver. Nvidia finished regular trading at $214.86, off 55 cents, having moved between $212.04 and $218.45. The company’s market cap stayed around $5.24 trillion. With Nvidia this big, small price swings can shift big indexes.
Arm’s 46% AI Jump Is at a Crossroads After Nvidia Surge

Arm’s 46% AI Jump Is at a Crossroads After Nvidia Surge

Arm Holdings shares edged lower Tuesday morning in New York after a quick AI rally that sent the chip stock close to record highs and past Bernstein's $300 target. The U.S.-listed stock lost 1.3% to $302.44 after an open at $317.52 and a high of $323.89. Arm’s pullback is in focus as its recent rally has made the stock something of a gauge for whether investors are starting to price in a fresh chip cycle tied to CPUs, the server chips used to shift data and manage workloads. Shares of Arm jumped 46.5% last week. The S&P 500 put on about 0.9%, and the Nasdaq Composite rose roughly 0.5%, according to The Motley Fool.
Nvidia Shares Flat After Big Earnings Beat as Street Looks for More

Nvidia stock trades after holiday break, as AI surge meets some caution

Nvidia heads into Tuesday’s first session after the holiday with investors still asking: why didn’t a record quarter move the stock higher? Nvidia shares ended Friday at $215.33, down 1.9% for the session and roughly 4.4% off their May 15 close, market data show. With U.S. cash equities shut for Memorial Day on Monday, traders got extra time to digest Nvidia’s results as the broader market keeps moving with oil, rates and war news.

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  • JPMorgan Asset Management Files 8.3 After Taking 1.25% in Prologis, Inc., Updates on SEGRO plc Positions
    July 2, 2026, 11:39 AM EDT. JPMorgan Asset Management filed a Form 8.3 on July 2, 2026, showing it holds 11,695,473 shares, or 1.25%, of Prologis, Inc., the logistics REIT. The filing also shows cash-settled derivatives tied to a 30% interest. JPMorgan listed positions in SEGRO plc too. The move meets Rule 8.3 of the UK Takeover Code, which kicks in at 1%. JPMorgan is Prologis's financial adviser and reported positions as of July 1, 2026.
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