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NYSE:IBM 9 July 2026 - 22 July 2026

CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) jumps $23 billion after IBM warning; $284M ARR is in focus next

CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) jumps $23 billion after IBM warning; $284M ARR is in focus next

CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. jumped by about $23.2 billion in market value Tuesday, after International Business Machines Corporation mentioned rising cybersecurity concerns from clients. That one-day gain equals 4.2 times CrowdStrike’s most recent annual recurring revenue. ARR measures the annualized subscription value that should repeat.
IBM (NYSE:IBM) slides as SEC data point to 24% hit in key mainframe, support units

IBM (NYSE:IBM) slides as SEC data point to 24% hit in key mainframe, support units

International Business Machines Corporation shares dropped 25.2% Tuesday after early results came up short of estimates. A breakdown of IBM’s segment numbers shows a bigger issue: IBM Z mainframes and Infrastructure Support may have fallen about 24% from a year ago. Distributed infrastructure rose 37%, but that wasn’t enough to keep the hardware unit in growth.
Five Stocks to Watch as Earnings Quality Moves Market by 34 Points

Five Stocks to Watch as Earnings Quality Moves Market by 34 Points

International Business Machines Corp, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Citigroup Inc, Wells Fargo & Co, and JPMorgan Chase & Co are on the watchlist for Wednesday, after Tuesday’s results spread out a 34.2-point gap from top to bottom performers. Investors weren’t just chasing earnings beats—they put money behind repeatable revenue and walked away from preliminary numbers or companies with muddy cost outlooks.
Dow trades flat as two giants sway index by 922 points

Dow trades flat as two giants sway index by 922 points

Dow Jones Industrial Average barely moved at the close on Tuesday, but what looked like a quiet session masked a 922-point swing between two big names. Goldman Sachs Group added as much as 477 points while International Business Machines cut 445 points from the total. By the bell, the Dow ticked up just 28.92 points, according to early numbers. The surface didn’t tell the whole story.
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Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) stock jumps as enterprise budgets pivot to AI hardware

Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) stock jumps as enterprise budgets pivot to AI hardware

Dell Technologies Inc. climbed 5.8% on Tuesday, adding about $16.2 billion in market value, after preliminary results from International Business Machines Corp. showed large customers shifting late-June spending toward servers, storage and memory. The move gives Dell investors a fresh demand signal from outside the company.
Dow Jones live: Small decline masks 936 points of single-stock swings

Dow Jones live: Small decline masks 936 points of single-stock swings

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 96.05 points, or 0.18%, to 52,402.59 at 11:55 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, but the modest loss hid a much larger fight inside the index. International Business Machines, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase produced about 936 points of gross movement — gains and losses counted before they offset — based on near-noon share prices. The headline move understated the churn.
ServiceNow stock slides as IBM budget warning turns July earnings into a core-growth test

ServiceNow stock slides as IBM budget warning turns July earnings into a core-growth test

ServiceNow Inc. fell 5.8% to $104.85 in early trading on Tuesday, erasing roughly $6.7 billion of market value, after International Business Machines Corp. warned that spending on AI servers and storage was squeezing software budgets. The move came even as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq opened higher. Investors are treating a hardware-spending shift as an immediate test of ServiceNow’s premium valuation.
IBM (NYSE:IBM) Q2 miss exposes the cost of the AI hardware rush

IBM (NYSE:IBM) Q2 miss exposes the cost of the AI hardware rush

International Business Machines shares slid about 17% before Tuesday’s opening bell after preliminary second-quarter sales and adjusted earnings missed forecasts. The more consequential signal for investors is that customers’ rush to secure servers, storage and memory diverted spending from IBM’s mainframe-linked software, while expense control rather than gross-profit growth kept adjusted earnings rising.
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