CoreWeave stock price tumbles as $35 billion spending plan resets the CRWV story
CoreWeave tumbled 18.51% to finish at $79.56 on Friday, with the AI cloud company taking a hit after its newest spending and outlook update.
Dell stock price jumps 22% on AI server forecast — what to watch when markets reopen
Dell Technologies soared 21.93% Friday, notching its biggest one-day gain in months after boosting its full-year forecast. The company pointed to stronger demand for AI-optimized servers as the driver.
JPMorgan stock: JPM slides into the new week as credit jitters and jobs data take center stage
JPMorgan Chase & Co. shares slid on Friday, closing out the session at $300.30 after a rough day for financials. Fresh credit jitters and renewed focus on the U.S. rate trajectory rattled traders ahead of next week. In after-hours moves, the stock was quoted at $299.93.
Lumentum (LITE) stock at $701: Rule 144 sale notice and AI optics events in focus for Monday
Lumentum Holdings Inc finished Friday with a 3.5% gain at $700.91—just shy of its latest peaks as U.S. markets pause for the weekend.
Palantir stock (PLTR) tees up Monday after UBS upgrade cites “exceptional” demand
UBS bumped Palantir Technologies up to “Buy” from “Neutral,” sticking to its $180 price target. The bank pointed to the recent drop from highs as creating a more attractive entry.
Broadcom stock (AVGO) set for key week after 3D-stacked chip push, earnings next
Broadcom Inc. has set its sights on moving at least 1 million units of its 3D-stacked chip design by 2027, marking out a fresh milestone for tech the firm claims will ramp up AI computing while slashing energy demands. “Now, pretty much all of our customers are adopting this technology,” Harish Bharadwaj, vice president of product marketing, told Reuters. According to Bharadwaj, the 3D-stacked setup fuses two chips to accelerate data transfer and can improve energy efficiency about ten-fold.
AMD stock ends down 1.7% at $200 — what investors are watching before Monday’s open
Advanced Micro Devices slipped 1.7% on Friday, settling at $200.21. The week wrapped up with shares under pressure as investors eyed what could drive the stock next.
Sandisk stock price slides on insider sale filing; SNDK faces key dates next week
Sandisk Corp finished Friday off 2.5% at $635.36. Roughly 18 million shares traded hands as the flash-memory manufacturer wrapped the week, still holding onto big year-to-date gains.
Amazon stock price at $210: OpenAI $50 billion deal puts AWS Trainium in focus
Amazon.com Inc ended Friday at $210, up 1%. Investors are eyeing a new OpenAI partnership that has the potential to boost demand for both Amazon Web Services and its Trainium chips.
Micron stock (MU): India chip plant goes live as S&P lifts rating — what to watch next week
Micron Technology, Inc. said Saturday it’s kicked off commercial output at its new semiconductor assembly and testing plant in Sanand, Gujarat, touting it as India’s first facility of this kind. According to the memory-chip manufacturer, phase one is targeting more than 500,000 square feet of cleanroom space. The company delivered its first batch of locally made memory modules to Dell Technologies for laptops manufactured in India. Chief executive Sanjay Mehrotra called the milestone “a proud moment.” India’s electronics minister Ashwini Vaishnaw called it the country’s “first commercial semiconductor chip production.”
Tesla stock price: California robotaxi permits become TSLA’s next big test
Tesla finished Friday’s session down 1.49% at $402.51, then edged 0.18% lower after hours—wrapping up another volatile week for the EV giant’s shares. U.S. markets remain closed over the weekend.
Apple stock slides 3% into Tim Cook’s “big week” as investors brace for March 2 launches
Apple Inc shares fell 3.21% to finish Friday at $264.18, then slipped a further 0.24% in lighter after-hours activity following the 4 p.m. bell. In regular hours, the stock ranged from $262.89 up to $272.81, still trading short of its 52-week peak at $288.62, per Investing.com.
Netflix stock leaps on $2.8 billion breakup fee — here’s what matters before NFLX reopens
Netflix finished Friday at $96.24, jumping 13.77% after the company withdrew from the drawn-out fight over Warner Bros. Discovery assets. U.S. markets are quiet for the weekend, so traders are watching to see if those gains stick when things open back up on Monday.
Cancelled Middle East flights after Iran strikes: Is air traffic back to normal?
On Saturday, airlines scrapped and diverted flights bound for the Middle East after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran led to widespread airspace shutdowns in the area. Carriers were forced to avoid Iranian territory and routes through nearby countries. Flight-tracking maps showed an unusual pattern: traffic that would typically fill major corridors instead thinned out sharply over Iran as restrictions tightened.
Silver price forecast after Iran strikes: what to watch when markets reopen
U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday declared the United States had launched “major combat operations” in Iran. Israeli forces struck targets in the country while Iran fired missiles at Israel, setting the stage for a tense reopening for markets when trading picks up.
Airline stocks to watch after Iran strikes: United, Delta, IAG, Lufthansa hit by oil and flight disruption risk
Saturday’s U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran snapped weeks of uneasy diplomacy, pulling markets back into the conflict investors had been warily watching. With exchanges closed for now, travel and transport stocks—often hit hard by jet fuel costs and unexpected delays—look poised for a rocky Monday open.
Iran strikes put Wall Street on edge: what to watch for U.S. stocks, oil and airlines on Monday
Israel announced a “pre-emptive” strike against Iran on Saturday, while the New York Times said U.S. forces were also carrying out attacks, leaving Wall Street unable to react until markets reopen. Reuters reported blasts in Tehran and noted that Israel closed its airspace to civilian traffic.
Iran strikes put oil, defense and tanker stocks in focus ahead of Wall Street reopen
The U.S. and Israel carried out a “pre-emptive” strike on Iran on Saturday, jolting markets and pulling oil producers, defense contractors, and some shipping stocks into focus ahead of Monday’s U.S. session.
Buenos Aires stock market: Merval ends bruising week as Milei labor reform clears Senate
Argentina’s S&P Merval index dropped 4.1% on Friday, ending the session at 2,642,105.5 points and wrapping up the week with an 8% slide. February didn’t offer much relief either; the index shed around 17.4% in pesos for the month, using January’s final close as a reference.
FTSE 100 just closed at a record — here’s what to watch on the London Stock Exchange next week
FTSE 100 pushed up 0.6% to 10,910.55 on Friday, snagging a third consecutive record close and wrapping up the week at fresh highs. The index booked a gain of 6.7% for February—marking its eighth month in the green. Barclays dropped 4.2%, while investors sent IAG and Hays lower after their own updates.
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