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Sivers Semiconductors stock retakes SEK 57 issue price after SEK 700 million raise, but turnover tells harder story

Sivers Semiconductors stock retakes SEK 57 issue price after SEK 700 million raise, but turnover tells harder story

Sivers Semiconductors AB shares traded at SEK 57.40 at 1130 GMT+2, up 17.14%, after opening at SEK 52.55. That put the stock just above the SEK 57 price used in the company’s SEK 700 million directed share issue, after the shares closed at SEK 49.00 on Thursday. Nasdaq Stockholm was in a regular session at the dateline time. Its main-market equities hours are 0900-1730 local time, and July 3 is not listed among Stockholm’s 2026 closed days or half days.
Intel heads toward $646 billion mark following 9% chip slide

Intel drops $112 billion in value ahead of July break, putting chip recovery to test

Intel Corporation heads into the new trading week facing more than just Thursday’s 5.25% slide. Since its June 30 high, the stock has lost around $112 billion in market cap, wiping out much of the value gained on hopes for a faster server CPU cycle and foundry business shift. U.S. markets are closed Friday. Nasdaq’s 2026 schedule puts July 3 down as a holiday for Independence Day, so no trading. Regular hours for Nasdaq are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on trading days. Markets reopen Monday, July 6.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock tests $200 as chip selloff shifts to AI capacity risk

NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) holds as 210,000-GPU cloud move set for July milestone

NVIDIA Corporation heads into the extended U.S. holiday with shares that outperformed the chip sector overall but are still held back by Wall Street’s latest concern: how much future sales will come from customers relying on Nvidia-funded infrastructure. Nasdaq will be closed July 3 for Independence Day observed. Regular trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. Nvidia ended Thursday at $194.83, off 1.39%, with 142.4 million shares traded. That's 17.6% under its May 14 peak of $236.54. The after-hours quote was $194.43.
AT&T (NYSE:T) faces $15B Starlink impact with July earnings on deck

AT&T (NYSE:T) faces $15B Starlink impact with July earnings on deck

U.S. markets are closed Friday as the New York Stock Exchange marked July 3 as Independence Day observed. AT&T Inc. won’t trade. The stock last changed hands at $20.58 after Thursday’s close, leaving it down 9.4% for the week, per Dow Jones Market Data cited by MarketWatch. The lost equity is harder to spot. AT&T has a $144.6 billion market cap and a $20.58 share price, which suggests about 7.03 billion shares. After a 9.4% drop, last week’s price would have been close to $22.72, wiping out about $15.0 billion in value. That’s almost as much as all of Charter Communications Inc., which has a $17.4 billion market cap.
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) surge values AI cloud bet at $128 billion

Meta’s (NASDAQ:META) $145B AI cloud plan to get investor reaction

Meta Platforms is said to be planning a move into cloud, shifting the focus for the stock from building AI to selling compute. Bloomberg reported the company would offer AI computing and models to other firms, putting it in direct play with Amazon.com, Microsoft, and Alphabet. Meta did not comment to Reuters on the story. NYSE and Nasdaq calendars both show July 3 as a full holiday for Independence Day, so the last U.S. equity prices available are from late Thursday. Meta closed at $582.90, down 4.9%. CoreWeave fell 4.6%, and Nebius Group dropped 5.9%.
Snap (NYSE:SNAP) tops Nasdaq, but light trading draws more attention to revenue

Snap (NYSE:SNAP) tops Nasdaq, but light trading draws more attention to revenue

Snap Inc. climbed Thursday, bucking weakness in tech names. The stock’s fifth day up, but volume was below average. That suggests fewer buyers are jumping in during the latest move. Snap ended the day up 1.89% at $4.84, beating the Nasdaq Composite, which dropped 0.80% to 25,832.67 as chip names weighed on the index. Volume came in at 37.2 million shares, about 8.1 million below Snap’s 50-day average. The stock is still trading well under its 52-week high of $10.41.
Aehr Test Systems stock slides as Russell deletion and rich AI orders math collide

Aehr Test Systems stock slides as Russell deletion and rich AI orders math collide

Aehr Test Systems, Inc. dropped sharply on Thursday, with the small-cap semiconductor test equipment maker trading down about 21% at $66.74 as of the latest available data near 1:50 p.m. EDT. The stock opened at $84.20, rose as high as $87.51, then fell as low as $66.38, a 24% high-to-low break in the same session. The selloff was far heavier than the broader tape. Invesco QQQ Trust was down about 2.3%, while iShares Russell 2000 ETF was off about 1.3%, based on the same latest quote set.
BlackBerry (TSX:BB) gains put focus on buyback math and valuation after QNX update

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB; TSE:BB) rally pauses as note conversion faces test

BlackBerry Limited shares dropped sharply Thursday, but the daily move wasn’t the whole story. The recent rally has brought the company’s convertible notes into focus as investors rethink the valuation for its QNX embedded systems business. BlackBerry’s U.S. shares were at $11.68 as of 11:54 a.m. EDT, off $1.13 from the previous close. The stock opened at $12.75 and touched $13.00 earlier in the session. Trading volume reached 28.4 million shares. That’s under the 43.7 million average from Google Finance, but still kept BlackBerry active ahead of the U.S. holiday break.
AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) edges lower as market looks at $1 trillion CPU potential

AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) edges lower as market looks at $1 trillion CPU potential

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices slipped Thursday, despite more bullish price targets from big Wall Street firms. The market is debating whether AMD’s AI value still sits with its CPUs instead of GPUs. The stock fell 3.5% to $521.78 in late-morning trading in the U.S., giving it a market cap of about $861.4 billion and a trailing P/E ratio of 171.2, based on the latest quote. It closed at a record $580.91 on June 30, putting its market value close to $947 billion, according to Barron’s.
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares up, leaving little margin for error on AI upgrade story

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares up, leaving little margin for error on AI upgrade story

Apple Inc. jumped 3.9% to $305.81 at about 10:50 a.m. in New York, tacking on around $168 billion in market value. That move cut against the broader tape: Invesco QQQ Trust slipped 0.8%, while SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust traded up 0.2%. The focus is on the gap here—Apple is being pushed back toward its June highs even as fresh survey data raises doubts about whether AI features are making iPhone owners upgrade any faster. UBS analyst David Vogt wrote Thursday that roughly 24% of survey respondents now say they would upgrade sooner due to Apple Intelligence, a drop of 500 basis points from the last six months. At the same time, about 31% reported the new features have no impact, up 300 basis points. UBS added that iPhone purchase intent in China slipped to around 15%. The average iPhone age in the installed base remains high at about 22.9 months.
Nokia (HEL:NOKIA) shares drop as FMR cuts stake below 5% ahead of Q2

Nokia (HEL:NOKIA) shares drop as FMR cuts stake below 5% ahead of Q2

Nokia Oyj dropped in Thursday’s midday trading in Helsinki, heading lower even as the overall market stayed firm, after new filings revealed FMR LLC’s stake slipped under the 5% voting-rights threshold. The move comes with three weeks to go before Nokia’s Q2 report. Nasdaq says Helsinki stocks trade 10:00–18:30 local time. As of 15:02 EEST, Google Finance had Nokia at 11.14 euros, down 2.15%. The gap is notable since Nokia dropped about 2% on Thursday even as the local market was higher. Trading Economics had the Helsinki index up 0.19% and the Helsinki 25 up 0.41% on July 2.
EchoStar Dish bankruptcy raises questions on $3.6 billion wireless claim shortfall

EchoStar Dish bankruptcy raises questions on $3.6 billion wireless claim shortfall

EchoStar’s looming bankruptcy issue goes beyond the $2 billion note coming due. The market focus is now on the $2.4 billion FCC trust compared to over $6 billion in 5G shutdown claims that are being disputed. Numbers from the court filings suggest a gap of more than $3.6 billion, topping 12% of EchoStar’s current market cap. Dish DBS and units filed for a prepackaged bankruptcy on June 30. Over 88% of secured and unsecured noteholders, who also hold more than $8.8 billion in Dish Wireless debt, agreed to the restructuring plan, according to the company. Dish DBS said it needed to file because the AT&T deal hadn't closed, so it didn't have the liquidity to pay the July 1 notes and meet other obligations.
UiPath (NYSE:PATH) rally sticks as ARR focus moves weight to H2

UiPath (NYSE:PATH) rally sticks as ARR focus moves weight to H2

UiPath Inc. traded at about $11.55 ahead of Thursday’s open. That’s near MarketBeat’s $11.60 extended-hours quote from 6:31 a.m. EDT. Shares climbed 6.1% in the regular session Wednesday. The NYSE hadn’t started core hours yet; official trading goes from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, with Friday, July 3, set as the Independence Day observed holiday. The bigger challenge for investors isn’t the first-day stock reaction. It’s the renewal math. UiPath’s Q1 report put ARR at $1.901 billion as of April 30. Net new ARR for Q1 totaled $49 million. The company guided for July-quarter ARR between $1.929 billion and $1.934 billion, and sees fiscal 2027 ARR coming in between $2.058 billion and $2.063 billion. CEO Daniel Dines said the quarter was a “strong start,” pointing to agentic products shifting from pilot to production. Operating chief and CFO Ashim Gupta pointed to “operational discipline,” adding UiPath posted its first-ever GAAP profit for the first quarter.
Intel heads toward $646 billion mark following 9% chip slide

Intel heads toward $646 billion mark following 9% chip slide

Intel Corporation goes into its July earnings priced more as a foundry and AI rebound play than as an earnings trade for the quarter. Intel shares finished Wednesday at $127.02, down 9.03%, trading around 110.8 million shares. The decline erased Tuesday’s 6.01% jump and put the stock 3.6% under Monday’s close, a smaller two-day move than the Wednesday fall alone. Historical data had Intel at $139.63 on June 30 and $127.02 on July 1.
Nasdaq under pressure with chip names lower; futures drift before jobs data

Nasdaq under pressure with chip names lower; futures drift before jobs data

U.S. stock-index futures pointed to a mixed start Thursday. Dow and Russell 2000 futures edged up in early New York trading, but Nasdaq 100 futures slipped. Traders are watching for a jobs report that could shift rate hike bets ahead of a three-day break. Nasdaq’s premarket goes from 4:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET, and the regular session opens at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 4:00 p.m. ET. Traders didn’t focus on the S&P 500. The real action was in the splits underneath it. By about 5:48 a.m. EDT, Nasdaq 100 futures were off 0.35% while Russell 2000 futures ticked up 0.06%. Dow futures were slightly higher, gaining 0.04%. That left Nasdaq 100 futures 41 basis points below the Russell 2000 and 39 points under the Dow.
Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) shares surge $4.6 billion on AI deal before firm books licensing revenue

Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) shares surge $4.6 billion on AI deal before firm books licensing revenue

Reddit, Inc. heads into Thursday’s New York premarket with investors looking at the numbers: shares jumped 13.7% Wednesday, closing at $197.42. That move adds about $4.6 billion in equity value, based on MarketBeat’s listed $38.01 billion market cap. In its March-quarter filing, Reddit reported $120.6 million in performance obligations tied mostly to long-term content licensing contracts longer than a year. The gap matters as the stock is trading on future AI data renewal hopes, not what Reddit has already signed. If the new licensing deals don’t come in higher, investors are just getting a high-priced ad stock growing fast.
CoreWeave faces $35 billion Meta exposure as stock slumps

CoreWeave faces $35 billion Meta exposure as stock slumps

CoreWeave, Inc. shed nearly as much in market cap in a single day as a third of its newest Meta Platforms, Inc. deal. Traders are shifting focus from just the company’s backlog to who will end up owning the future supply of AI compute. The stock traded at $85.69, off 13.9% from the previous close. Meta gained 8.8% to $612.91. Shares of Nebius Group N.V., which also has Meta exposure, dropped 17.0%. The Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 shed 1.5%. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust was mostly flat.
Opendoor (OPEN) rally eyes Russell move, shorts stay heavy

Opendoor (OPEN) rally eyes Russell move, shorts stay heavy

Opendoor Technologies Inc. opens Thursday with the real test looking past the headline rally: will the inflows from index-related buying and retail trades support a stock now valued well above its housing inventory? The online home seller finished Wednesday at $4.94, climbing 32 cents, or 6.93%. Shares traded from $4.57 to $5.13 during the session, a 12.1% move based on the previous close. MarketWatch showed the stock at $4.93 early Thursday in premarket. The S&P 500 ended down 0.22% Wednesday, while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.66%.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock tests $200 as chip selloff shifts to AI capacity risk

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock tests $200 as chip selloff shifts to AI capacity risk

NVIDIA Corporation is starting Thursday with a cleaner test than most chip stocks: the stock is below $200, but it did not fall like the rest of the semiconductor tape. Nvidia closed Wednesday at $197.58, down $2.51, or 1.25%, after touching $193.45. It was quoted at $195.50 at 4:07 a.m. EDT in premarket trade. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index ended Wednesday down 6.3%, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.66% and the S&P 500 fell 0.22%. Meta Platforms rose 8.8% after a report that it is building a cloud business to sell excess AI computing capacity.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) holds up as Hastings sale comes in small vs. volume

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) holds up as Hastings sale comes in small vs. volume

Netflix, Inc. stood out for bulls on Wednesday, climbing 3.91% to $74.19. The move bucked a rough day for big tech: Nasdaq Composite lost 0.66%, Nasdaq 100 slipped 1.54%. Volume was 43.73 million shares, about 106% of the 65-day average. Netflix last traded at $74.245 in after-hours as of 7:01 p.m. EDT. The spread stands out as Netflix surged without help from a wider tech rally. MarketWatch data had the Nasdaq 100 off 1.54%, the S&P 500 down 0.22%, and the media and entertainment peer group losing 1.59%. Netflix was up nearly 4%.
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  • SK hynix Launches $29.4B Share Sale, Plans Nasdaq ADR Listing
    July 3, 2026, 9:21 AM EDT. SK hynix (KOSE:A000660) has cleared a $29.4 billion share offering and will list the new shares on the Korea Exchange and introduce ADRs on Nasdaq's Global Select Market. The chipmaker, which supplies parts for data centers and AI, wants flexible funding and new investors. The Nasdaq listing could help bring in capital and partners. Shares remain about 30% below analyst targets. There are risks: dilution from the new shares and how the market will take the size of the deal. The stock is trading at a price-to-earnings of 23.0, compared to the sector's average of 20.0.
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