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Micron Shares Swing, Investors Eye AI-Memory Challenge Next Week

Micron Shares Swing, Investors Eye AI-Memory Challenge Next Week

Micron shares closed Friday at $751.00, down 1.46% but up 3.6% for the week, ahead of a Memorial Day market closure. The company announced the start of 1-alpha DRAM production at its Manassas, Virginia, facility, part of a $2 billion expansion. Samsung workers in South Korea are voting on a pay deal that could affect memory supply. Micron reported strong quarterly results and raised its revenue outlook.
Keel Infrastructure Climbs Into the Weekend as AI Leasing Move Faces Test

Keel Infrastructure Climbs Into the Weekend as AI Leasing Move Faces Test

Keel Infrastructure closed Friday at $4.81 on Nasdaq, up 3.66% for the day and 9.57% over five sessions. The company aims to sign data-center leases at Panther Creek, Sharon, and Moses Lake this year as it shifts from bitcoin mining to AI-linked infrastructure. Keel reported $533 million in liquidity as of May 8. First-quarter revenue fell 23% to $37 million, with a net loss of $145.4 million.
Ondas Shares Look to Tuesday After AI Defense Contract and Share Resale Filings

Ondas Shares Look to Tuesday After AI Defense Contract and Share Resale Filings

Ondas Inc. closed a $196.6 million all-stock acquisition of Israel’s Omnisys, registering shares for resale tied to recent deals. Ondas shares fell 1.31% to $9.06 Friday, underperforming the Nasdaq Composite ahead of the Memorial Day market closure. A May 21 filing detailed Omnisys sellers face a daily cap on share sales. Omnisys, with 185 employees, is expected to add over $100 million in revenue across 2026 and 2027.
Asia Stocks Face Big Week as Oil, Bonds, AI Stay in Spotlight

Asia Stocks Face Big Week as Oil, Bonds, AI Stay in Spotlight

Japan’s Nikkei 225 jumped 2.68% Friday, leading gains across Asia, as chip stocks rallied despite Brent crude holding above $103 and U.S. 10-year yields at 4.558%. Nvidia and Lenovo fueled hardware optimism, but China announced a crackdown on online brokers. President Trump claimed progress on an Iran peace deal, though Iran disputed reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Coherent Shares Trade Close to $378, With Next Test Set for Tuesday After Volatile AI-Optics Week

Coherent Shares Trade Close to $378, With Next Test Set for Tuesday After Volatile AI-Optics Week

Coherent Corp. shares closed at $377.57 Friday, down 0.1% for the day and 1.3% below last week, underperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ahead of the Memorial Day market closure. The company reported fiscal Q3 revenue of $1.81 billion, up 21% year-over-year, with strong demand in datacenter and communications. Nvidia invested $2 billion in March and signed a multi-year optics agreement. Coherent trades at 179 times trailing earnings.
Intuit Slashes 3,000 Jobs as TurboTax Faces New AI Threats

Intuit Slashes 3,000 Jobs as TurboTax Faces New AI Threats

Intuit will cut about 3,000 jobs, or 17% of its workforce, and close offices in Reno and Woodland Hills as it restructures to focus on artificial intelligence. The company expects $300 million to $340 million in charges, mostly in the fiscal fourth quarter. Intuit raised full-year revenue guidance but lowered its TurboTax outlook, citing pressure from low-cost AI tools. Shares last traded at $319.94 after a volatile week.
Micron slips in New York; memory push keeps focus on AI signal

Micron slips in New York; memory push keeps focus on AI signal

Micron shares fell 1.46% to $751.00 Friday after the company began 1-alpha DRAM production at its Manassas, Virginia, plant. The move came amid a volatile week for memory-chip stocks, with Samsung labor news and AI demand influencing trading. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said no immediate semiconductor tariffs are planned. U.S. markets will close Monday for Memorial Day.
Marathon Digital shares approach $14 after miner’s AI push draws Wall Street notice

Marathon Digital shares approach $14 after miner’s AI push draws Wall Street notice

MARA Holdings shares climbed 3.25% to $13.99 Friday, outperforming as bitcoin fell 1.6% to $76,450. The move followed Wall Street gains ahead of Memorial Day and came without a new company release. Investors are weighing MARA’s shift from bitcoin mining to AI and data-center infrastructure. The company recently agreed to buy Long Ridge Energy & Power for $1.5 billion, pending regulatory approval.
HPE Shares Gain Ahead of Earnings as Wall Street Pushes AI Hardware

HPE Shares Gain Ahead of Earnings as Wall Street Pushes AI Hardware

Hewlett Packard Enterprise shares climbed 9.9% to $37.33 in Friday trading, leading a surge in hardware and networking stocks ahead of its June 1 earnings call. Analysts cited strong demand for AI infrastructure and networking gear, but flagged risks around valuation and memory-chip costs. Dell and HP Inc. also posted double-digit gains. HPE was named a Leader in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for enterprise networking.
Ondas Pauses After $196.6M AI-Defense Deal

Ondas Pauses After $196.6M AI-Defense Deal

Ondas shares rose 0.54% to $9.23 in New York Friday after closing its $196.6 million stock acquisition of Israel’s Omnisys on May 21. The company also filed to register the resale of 2.7 million shares tied to a separate Mistral deal. U.S. markets will close Monday for Memorial Day, leaving one session for investors to react. Ondas’ market value stood at $4.57 billion, well below its 52-week high.
Spotify’s Peloton Deal Turns SPOT Stock’s Earnings Week Into a Fitness Test

Spotify Stock Is Jumping Again — Here’s the AI Bet Wall Street Just Bought

Arm Holdings shares rose above $300 Friday morning, extending a surge that pushed the stock up 38% in three sessions and past Micron in year-to-date gains. The rally follows strong earnings, a bullish Bernstein rating, and news that demand for Arm’s AGI CPU for data centers exceeded $2 billion for fiscal 2027–2028. Meta is the lead partner for the new chip.
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  • Top 3 ASX Dividend Stocks Yielding Up to 25.5% Highlight Stability and Risk
    May 24, 2026, 4:23 PM EDT. As the Australian market braces for a positive week amid falling oil prices and rising gold, investors eye dividend stocks for stability and income. EQT Holdings (ASX:EQT) offers a 6.9% dividend yield backed by solid cash flow and a payout ratio of 72%, reflecting a decade of consistent dividend growth and a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.4x. Helia Group (ASX:HLIA) presents an exceptionally high 25.5% yield, but sustainability concerns arise due to a cash payout ratio of 317%, signaling dividends exceed cash flows. While Helia's earnings have grown, dividend volatility and an expected decline in earnings pose risks. Investors should consider both yield and payout sustainability when selecting dividend stocks amid market fluctuations.

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Palantir Friday Close Ends Week of AI Stock Swings

Palantir Friday Close Ends Week of AI Stock Swings

24 May 2026
Palantir shares closed Friday at $136.88, down 0.39% but up 2.16% for the week, ahead of a holiday-shortened U.S. trading week. The company raised its 2026 revenue forecast after reporting 85% first-quarter revenue growth. A Dell-Nvidia AI partnership was announced, while London’s mayor blocked a £50 million police contract with Palantir.
NuScale Power Stock Rallies, But Citi’s $7 Call Puts the SMR Story on the Clock

NuScale Power Stock Faces Wall Street’s Holiday-Week Test After BofA’s $12 Call

24 May 2026
Bank of America resumed coverage of NuScale Power at Neutral with a $12 price target, citing slow customer deal progress and high cash burn. NuScale shares closed at $11.40 Friday after a volatile week, ahead of a Memorial Day market holiday. The company posted a $46.7 million net loss for Q1 and faces a securities class action. Competitors Oklo and X-Energy have drawn favorable comparisons and investor interest.
Walmart Stock Got Hit — Tuesday Will Show Whether the Selloff Has Legs

Walmart Stock Got Hit — Tuesday Will Show Whether the Selloff Has Legs

24 May 2026
Walmart shares closed Friday at $120.27, down 0.9%, after a strong quarter failed to ease investor concerns about fuel costs and a cautious profit outlook. The retailer’s revenue rose 7.3% to $177.8 billion, but second-quarter earnings guidance missed expectations. U.S. markets will be closed for Memorial Day, leaving Tuesday as the next trading session. Senior executives Tom Ward and Cedric Clark are departing amid a strategy shift.
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