Uber stock slides with Wall Street rout as KeyBanc trims target; BART app tie-up adds a new angle
Shares of Uber Technologies dropped 1.3% to end Tuesday at $83.72, sliding alongside the broader market as investors shunned growth stocks.
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) stock slides as Wall Street selloff bites — what to watch next
Super Micro Computer dropped 3.77% to $31.41 on Tuesday, ending a brief two-day rally amid a selloff in tech and hardware stocks that dragged the wider market lower. Volume reached 39.5 million shares, surpassing its 50-day average, according to MarketWatch data.
Marvell (MRVL) stock slides with tech as Trump tariff threat jolts Wall Street — what to watch next
Marvell Technology, Inc. slipped roughly 0.8% to $79.80 on Tuesday, following a session that saw its shares swing between $83.45 and $77.17. Trading volume hit around 18.7 million shares.
D-Wave Quantum stock slides after Quantum Circuits deal closes and a 10.4 million-share resale filing hits
D-Wave Quantum Inc. shares dropped 6.2% on Tuesday, ending the day at $27.04. The quantum computing firm completed its acquisition of Quantum Circuits and filed a resale registration that might increase shares available for trading. The stock fluctuated between $25.96 and $28.48, with roughly 51 million shares traded.
Adobe stock price slides near 52-week low as AI video push lands and ADBE investors look to March
Shares of Adobe Inc slipped nearly 2% Tuesday, lingering just above their 52-week low as selling pressure weighed on software stocks. The price touched $288.37 during regular hours and traded around $290.37 in after-hours.
Nebius stock drops nearly 9% as tariff scare hits tech — Israel AI supercomputer rollout in focus
Nebius Group N.V. shares closed down 8.68% on Tuesday and slipped again in after-hours trading, in a wider tech selloff tied to fresh tariff threats. The stock ended at $99.29 and was last around $98.63 in extended hours, when trading continues after the 4 p.m. close.
Salesforce stock (CRM) slides after hours as Trump tariff threat hits tech — what’s next
Salesforce shares dropped 3.1%, closing in on $220.07 during late after-hours trading Tuesday, having earlier dipped to $219.42. Trading volume hit roughly 13.0 million shares.
Nvidia stock drops as China stalls H200 chip clearance, dragging AI chip names
Nvidia dropped Tuesday after Taiwan’s Inventec, a key producer of AI servers powered by Nvidia chips, indicated that approval for selling its H200 processor in China “appears to be stuck on the China side.” Shares closed down 4.3% at $178.07 in late trading.
Intel stock pops after-hours as HSBC, Seaport turn less bearish ahead of earnings
Intel Corp shares jumped about 3.5% in after-hours trading to $48.56, after moving between $45.88 and $50.22 during the day.
Sandisk stock jumps after Citi lifts target to $490 as data-center demand tightens supply
Shares of Sandisk Corp jumped close to 10% Tuesday, bucking the broader market slump, following a price target hike from Citigroup on the memory company.
Tesla stock drops 4% as tech selloff bites; Musk chip push and Canada tariffs in focus
Tesla shares fell 4.2% on Tuesday and ended the regular session at $419.25. The stock slipped a further 0.1% to $418.86 in after-hours trading, when some investors keep trading after the closing bell. The Nasdaq closed down 2.4% and the S&P 500 fell 2.1%.
Micron stock swings, ends higher as Taiwan fab buy plan meets $450 target call
Micron Technology’s shares closed Tuesday up 0.9% at $366.00. The stock swung between a low of $350.22 and a high of $381.04 as investors digested news of a Taiwan expansion deal and fresh analyst upgrades. About 44.9 million shares changed hands during the session.
Palo Alto Networks stock slips as tariff jitters hit tech, with $200 calls in play
Palo Alto Networks, Inc. slid 1.7% to $184.41 by 3:50 p.m. EST Tuesday, dropping $3.25 from yesterday’s close. Shares fluctuated between $182.39 and $188.50, with roughly 4.5 million changing hands.
Texas Instruments stock slides as tariff headlines jolt tech — what to watch before TXN earnings
Texas Instruments shares dropped roughly 1.6% to $188.42 on Tuesday, narrowing earlier losses but still ending lower amid a broad sell-off in U.S. stocks. The S&P 500-tracking SPDR fund fell around 2.0%.
Roblox stock dives as tariff jitters hit risk names; age-check rollout back in focus
Roblox Corp shares slid 8.5% to $79.83 on Tuesday, hitting a session low of $79.35. The stock started the day at $84.55 and reached an intraday high of $85.71.
Why CrowdStrike stock is sliding today: CRWD hit by tariff jitters despite new cloud plan
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. shares dropped 2.8% to $441.18 in Tuesday afternoon trading, retreating despite the cybersecurity firm’s announcement of a new effort to boost regional cloud capacity.
Cisco (CSCO) stock price slips as tariff jitters hit tech — even with a Wi‑Fi 7 campus deal
Cisco Systems shares fell about 1.6% to $74.01 in midday trading on Tuesday, underperforming a wider slide in U.S. stocks. S&P 500 and Nasdaq-tracking ETFs were both down about 1.6%.
Mastercard stock slips in regular trading as AI checkout push meets rate-cap jitters
Shares of Mastercard Incorporated dropped 1.4% to $531.73 by midday Tuesday, extending pressure on the payments giant despite its announcement of new initiatives to enhance AI-driven checkout security and adoption. Visa slipped 0.5%, while American Express declined 2.3%.
KLA stock slides despite a new $1,800 target as tariff jitters hit tech ahead of earnings
KLA Corp shares dipped 2.5% to $1,528.19 during Tuesday’s session, hitting a low of $1,515.24 earlier in the day. The stock was trading $39.63 below its previous close.
Intel stock jumps nearly 6% on analyst upgrades as Jan. 22 earnings near
Intel shares climbed roughly 5.7% to $49.63 in late-morning trading Tuesday after Seaport Research Partners upgraded the chipmaker to Buy, setting a $65 price target. HSBC followed by raising its rating to Hold. Seaport analyst Jay Goldberg pointed to “strong signals” from Intel’s PC lineup, saying the company is “back on the right path,” though he warned it’s still “not out of the woods.”
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