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NYSE:SNOW News 12 December 2025 - 2 January 2026

MongoDB stock drops about 4% in late trade as software sector slides — what’s next for MDB

MongoDB stock drops about 4% in late trade as software sector slides — what’s next for MDB

New York, January 2, 2026, 15:34 ET — Regular session MongoDB, Inc. shares slid about 4% in afternoon trading on Friday, falling to around $402 and underperforming the broader market as software stocks weakened on the first trading day of 2026. The move matters because MongoDB trades like a classic “risk-on” software stock — the kind that can swing hard when investors reassess valuations and interest-rate expectations. “Stocks trade expensive on 18 of 20 measures,” Bank of America equity and quant strategist Savita Subramanian wrote in a note. Reuters Software was a notable drag: the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF
Cloud computing stocks today: Microsoft, Oracle slip as Wall Street shuts for New Year’s Day

Cloud computing stocks today: Microsoft, Oracle slip as Wall Street shuts for New Year’s Day

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 13:30 ET — Market closed U.S.-listed cloud computing stocks ended 2025 on a softer note, with big cloud names and cloud-focused funds slipping in the last session before Wall Street shut for the New Year’s Day holiday. Nasdaq That matters now because cloud and enterprise software shares were central to the AI-led market run in 2025, leaving the group sensitive to shifts in risk appetite as 2026 begins. Reuters The S&P 500 fell 0.74% on Dec. 31 and the Nasdaq dropped 0.76% as technology shares were among the day’s laggards, Reuters reported. The year still
Cloud Computing Stocks Outlook 2026: The Biggest Winners, Risks, and Fresh Analyst Calls as AI Supercharges the Cloud (Dec. 25, 2025)

Cloud Computing Stocks Outlook 2026: The Biggest Winners, Risks, and Fresh Analyst Calls as AI Supercharges the Cloud (Dec. 25, 2025)

December 25, 2025 — U.S. markets are closed for Christmas, but investor focus hasn’t slowed. Cloud computing stocks are heading into 2026 at the center of two powerful, and sometimes conflicting, narratives: an AI-fueled infrastructure boom that’s reshaping corporate spending, and growing skepticism about whether today’s capital outlays will translate into tomorrow’s profits. Investors What follows is a news-and-analysis roundup current as of 25.12.2025, highlighting the most consequential developments, forecasts, and investor debates shaping cloud stocks right now—spanning hyperscalers (Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet), “challengers” (Oracle), and cloud software leaders (ServiceNow, Snowflake). Why cloud computing stocks matter more than ever heading into
AI Stocks Today (Dec. 25, 2025): Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Snowflake’s M&A Talks, UiPath’s Index Boost, and Meta’s WhatsApp AI Clash

AI Stocks Today (Dec. 25, 2025): Nvidia’s Groq Deal, Snowflake’s M&A Talks, UiPath’s Index Boost, and Meta’s WhatsApp AI Clash

December 25, 2025 — It’s Christmas Day, U.S. markets are taking a breather, and yet the AI-stock news cycle is doing what it always does: refusing to sleep. With investors digesting a holiday-thinned week of announcements, today’s biggest AI-stock narratives revolve around AI inference hardware, software consolidation, and regulatory pressure on AI distribution channels—the plumbing that decides which chatbots can reach billions of users. Below is what’s driving “AI stocks today” headlines on 25.12.2025, and why each item matters for 2026 positioning. Nvidia’s Groq licensing deal puts AI inference back in the spotlight The biggest AI-stock story dominating headlines into
Snowflake (SNOW) Stock After Hours on Dec. 24, 2025: Observe Acquisition Rumors, Insider Sales, and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Snowflake (SNOW) Stock After Hours on Dec. 24, 2025: Observe Acquisition Rumors, Insider Sales, and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) finished the holiday-shortened U.S. trading session on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025, lower as investors weighed a fresh round of deal chatter and newly filed insider transactions. The broader market still managed to close at record levels, but thin Christmas Eve liquidity likely amplified moves across individual names. New York Stock Exchange+2Reuters+2 One key calendar note upfront: U.S. stock markets are closed Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025 (Christmas Day). The next regular session is Friday, Dec. 26, 2025. In other words, there is no U.S. market open “tomorrow”—the next open to prepare for is Friday. New York Stock
AI Stocks Today (Dec. 24, 2025, 5:02 p.m. ET): Nvidia’s Reported $20B Groq Deal, Snowflake M&A Talk, and Wall Street’s 2026 AI Outlook

AI Stocks Today (Dec. 24, 2025, 5:02 p.m. ET): Nvidia’s Reported $20B Groq Deal, Snowflake M&A Talk, and Wall Street’s 2026 AI Outlook

As of 5:02 p.m. ET on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, the “AI trade” is closing out a holiday-shortened session with fresh momentum — and a new set of questions investors can’t ignore. On one hand, U.S. benchmarks pushed to new records during the early Christmas Eve close, a classic “Santa rally” setup supported by easing-rate expectations and renewed appetite for mega-cap tech and AI names. On the other hand, today’s biggest AI headlines aren’t just about chips and models anymore. They’re increasingly about dealmaking, data-center financing, capital-expenditure transparency, and regulatory pressure on how AI assistants get distributed to consumers. Reuters+1
AI Stocks Today (Dec. 24, 2025, 10:34 a.m. ET): Nvidia, Microsoft, Intel, Snowflake and ServiceNow in Focus as the S&P 500 Hits a Fresh Record

AI Stocks Today (Dec. 24, 2025, 10:34 a.m. ET): Nvidia, Microsoft, Intel, Snowflake and ServiceNow in Focus as the S&P 500 Hits a Fresh Record

As of late morning on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, U.S. markets are trading through a holiday-thinned, shortened Christmas Eve session with one message dominating the tape: investors are back in “AI mode.” The S&P 500 pushed to a new intraday record, buoyed by renewed appetite for heavyweight AI and tech names and growing confidence that the Federal Reserve could deliver additional rate cuts in 2026—two catalysts that have repeatedly powered the AI-stock trade over the past three years. Reuters But beneath the headline index level, today’s AI-stock story is more nuanced than a simple “chips up, everything else follows” narrative.
Snowflake Stock (SNOW) After Hours on Dec. 23, 2025: Observe Acquisition Talks, Insider Filings, and What to Know Before the Dec. 24 Open

Snowflake Stock (SNOW) After Hours on Dec. 23, 2025: Observe Acquisition Talks, Insider Filings, and What to Know Before the Dec. 24 Open

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) finished Tuesday’s session (23.12.2025) near $225 and traded little changed after the bell, as investors digested late-day deal chatter, a cluster of Form 4 insider filings, and fresh AI-focused commentary that continues to shape the company’s narrative heading into year-end. Google+2StockAnalysis+2 For traders and long-term investors alike, Wednesday’s session (Dec. 24) comes with an extra twist: U.S. stock markets are scheduled to close early at 1:00 p.m. ET ahead of Christmas Day, a setup that often means thinner liquidity and headline-driven moves. New York Stock Exchange+1 SNOW after the bell: where Snowflake stock stands tonight Snowflake
Snowflake (SNOW) Stock News and Forecasts for Dec. 16, 2025: Analyst “Outperform,” Insider Sale Filings, and the Databricks Rivalry

Snowflake (SNOW) Stock News and Forecasts for Dec. 16, 2025: Analyst “Outperform,” Insider Sale Filings, and the Databricks Rivalry

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) stock traded higher on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, as investors weighed fresh Wall Street commentary on the company’s AI monetization path, a new wave of Rule 144 insider-sale filings, and a major competitive signal from private-market rival Databricks. SNOW last traded around $218.80, up about 1.6% on the session, after touching an intraday high near $219.92. The big picture: Snowflake is still trying to convert its role as a cloud data-warehouse leader into a broader “data + AI platform” narrative—while proving it can do so without sacrificing growth durability or margins. That tension is exactly what
Snowflake vs Alphabet: Google Cloud Backlog Hits $155B as Citi Keeps Buy on SNOW on December 16, 2025

Snowflake vs Alphabet: Google Cloud Backlog Hits $155B as Citi Keeps Buy on SNOW on December 16, 2025

As the AI boom turns data into the new battleground, investors are once again weighing a classic cloud-data dilemma: buy the focused pure-play (Snowflake) or back the diversified giant (Alphabet) with Google Cloud’s BigQuery. That debate intensified heading into December 16, 2025, after fresh analyst commentary compared Snowflake (SNOW) and Alphabet (GOOGL) side by side, and as Wall Street continued to digest Citigroup’s recent decision to keep a “Buy” on Snowflake even while trimming its price target. Nasdaq+2TipRanks+2 Meanwhile, a separate headline underscored what might be the most underappreciated driver of cloud winners in 2026: power and infrastructure. Reuters reported
Snowflake (SNOW) Stock After Hours on Dec. 15, 2025: What Investors Need to Know Before the Market Opens Dec. 16

Snowflake (SNOW) Stock After Hours on Dec. 15, 2025: What Investors Need to Know Before the Market Opens Dec. 16

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) ended Monday, December 15, 2025, lower in regular trading and ticked down further in after-hours action as investors continued to digest the company’s early-December earnings reset and a broader market debate about AI-era software margins. Below is a detailed look at SNOW’s after-the-bell move, the most relevant news and forecasts published/updated today, and the key catalysts to watch before Tuesday’s open (Dec. 16). Snowflake stock price today: the close, the range, and the after-hours print SNOW finished the regular session at $215.28, down 1.22% on the day. The stock traded between an intraday high of $217.31
Snowflake Stock (SNOW) News Today: Q3 Earnings, Anthropic AI Deal, Analyst Price Targets and 2026 Outlook (Dec. 12, 2025)

Snowflake Stock (SNOW) News Today: Q3 Earnings, Anthropic AI Deal, Analyst Price Targets and 2026 Outlook (Dec. 12, 2025)

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) is trading lower on Friday as investors digest a fast-moving mix of catalysts: a fresh quarterly report that beat expectations but included margin and growth debate, an expanded $200 million strategic partnership with Anthropic, and a steady stream of Wall Street price-target updates that underscore how split sentiment can be even inside a “Strong Buy” consensus. As of 18:10 UTC (1:10 p.m. ET) on Dec. 12, 2025, SNOW shares were at $218.84, down 0.76% on the day after trading between $215.24 and $222.37. What’s moving Snowflake stock on Dec. 12, 2025? Snowflake’s day-to-day trading is happening

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BAT share price closes near 52-week high as buyback rolls on ahead of results week

BAT share price closes near 52-week high as buyback rolls on ahead of results week

7 February 2026
British American Tobacco shares closed up 1.2% at 4,609 pence Friday, near a 52-week high. The company disclosed further share buybacks and management share purchases ahead of its Feb. 12 full-year results. BAT bought 121,668 shares for cancellation on Feb. 5. Investors await updates on nicotine alternatives and cash returns.
Anglo American share price slips as BofA turns neutral after copper outlook cut

Anglo American share price slips as BofA turns neutral after copper outlook cut

7 February 2026
Anglo American shares closed down 0.75% at 3,435 pence Friday after BofA Global Research downgraded the miner to “neutral” and raised its price target to 3,600 pence. Anglo cut its 2026 copper production guidance and warned of continued weakness at De Beers. The company expects $200 million in charges tied to its Chile copper operations in the second half of 2025.
Amazon’s $200B AI Spending Jolt Spurs Stock Selloff as Big Tech Capex Nears $650B

Amazon’s $200B AI Spending Jolt Spurs Stock Selloff as Big Tech Capex Nears $650B

7 February 2026
Amazon shares fell Friday after the company announced a $200 billion AI infrastructure plan for 2026, exceeding analyst expectations and reviving investor concerns about profitability. Combined 2026 capex flagged by Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta now tops $630 billion. Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom shares surged on the news, while software and data firms remained under pressure.
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