A $10,000 position in the SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (NYSEARCA:XSD) at the close on Thursday was worth roughly $8,873 by Friday’s close, and the people who got there did not own a single share of the stock that supposedly caused it. XSD fell 11.27% on June 5, 2026, dropping from $644.32 to $571.68, its worst ... After 11% Wipeout, XSD Investors Must Hate Broadcom
A $10,000 position in the SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (NYSEARCA:XSD) at the close on Thursday was worth roughly $8,873 by Friday’s close, and the people who got there did not own a single share of the stock that supposedly caused it. XSD fell 11.27% on June 5, 2026, dropping from $644.32 to $571.68, its worst ... After 11% Wipeout, XSD Investors Must Hate Broadcom
(RTTNews) - Choice Hotels International, Inc. (CHH), a lodging franchisor, Monday announced that it has promoted Tony Pallas to Chief Technology Officer.
(RTTNews) - Choice Hotels International, Inc. (CHH), a lodging franchisor, Monday announced that it has promoted Tony Pallas to Chief Technology Officer.
Singapore will push for connectivity in Asean in its role as bloc chair next year amid a challenging global environment, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has said, as he warned about the United States and China navigating a new dynamic. At the Singapore Press Club Eminent Speaker Series on Monday, Wong noted that keeping communication lines open between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his American co...
Singapore will push for connectivity in Asean in its role as bloc chair next year amid a challenging global environment, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has said, as he warned about the United States and China navigating a new dynamic. At the Singapore Press Club Eminent Speaker Series on Monday, Wong noted that keeping communication lines open between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his American counterpart Donald Trump was important to reduce the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation, but...
Alphabet Inc. ’s Google recently placed an order with Intel Corp. to manufacture more than 3 million of its specialized AI chips in 2028, the Information reported, citing two unnamed sources. Google decided to tap Intel to make some of its tensor processing units, TPUs for short, after months of testing the chipmaker’s technology, the Information said Monday. The media outlet reported that Intel i...
Alphabet Inc. ’s Google recently placed an order with Intel Corp. to manufacture more than 3 million of its specialized AI chips in 2028, the Information reported, citing two unnamed sources. Google decided to tap Intel to make some of its tensor processing units, TPUs for short, after months of testing the chipmaker’s technology, the Information said Monday. The media outlet reported that Intel is receiving orders from firms like Google as the Taiwanese chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. struggles to keep up with demand for its manufacturing capacity. Intel shares soared 14% on the news to $113.20 in premarket trading at 9:12 a.m. New York time. Intel shares recently hit a record after the chipmaker delivered a sales forecast that shattered Wall Street expectations, showing that it’s finally benefiting from a boom in AI spending. The upbeat outlook suggests Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan is making progress on a once-improbable turnaround. After lining up major investments in Intel last year — helping to strengthen the company’s balance sheet — he’s now delivering on a promise to improve operations. Nvidia Corp. is also testing whether Intel’s technology can be used to make a forthcoming processor that combines four graphics chips into a single unit, the Information said, citing two unnamed sources. Read More: Intel CEO Who Won Over Trump and Musk Now Needs a Breakthrough Google has emerged as one of the most successful makers of in-house AI chips in an industry dominated by Nvidia. The company’s TPUs have become a hot commodity in Silicon Valley in recent months, and the company is looking to build on that momentum with the latest versions. Nvidia’s graphics processing units, or GPUs, remain the gold standard for AI, particularly for training more advanced models. But a growing number of up-and-comers are vying to take on the chipmaker for inference uses, including by offering chips meant to cut down response times for chatbots and AI agents. Read...
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Shares of Wolfspeed ( WOLF ) jumped over 13% premarket on Monday after the chipmaker entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GE Aerospace ( GE ) to accelerate the adoption of high-voltage silicon carbide. Under the MOU, the companies plan to develop standards for high-voltage silicon carbide-based power modules to support solid-state transformers, industrial electrification, and next-gene...
Shares of Wolfspeed ( WOLF ) jumped over 13% premarket on Monday after the chipmaker entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GE Aerospace ( GE ) to accelerate the adoption of high-voltage silicon carbide. Under the MOU, the companies plan to develop standards for high-voltage silicon carbide-based power modules to support solid-state transformers, industrial electrification, and next-generation aerospace & defense platforms while strengthening supply chain resilience. "As AI, electrification, and defense platforms push power demands higher and timelines shorter, GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed are uniquely positioned to deliver the high-voltage silicon carbide building blocks the market needs," said Robert Feurle, CEO at Wolfspeed. The companies added that the scope of the MOU “aligns with the United States Government’s stated priorities of accelerating critical technologies for achieving faster time-to-power for strategic markets such as artificial Intelligence.” More on Wolfspeed, Inc., GE Aerospace General Electric Company (GE) Presents at Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference Transcript General Electric Company (GE) Presents at Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference - Slideshow GE Aerospace: Why The War In Iran Just Isn't That Bullish, And Technical Trouble United CEO blasts Rolls-Royce over contract dispute, questions supplier commitment Most and least shorted tech stocks over $2B market cap as of May
Europe’s imports of diesel and jet fuel stagnated for a second month in May, piling pressure on regional energy supplies as the Iran war grinds on. Shipments into the European Union and UK totaled just 1.16 million barrels a day last month, down by more than a third from a year earlier, according to data from Vortexa compiled by Bloomberg. That’s a slight uptick from April, when arrivals of 1.09m ...
Europe’s imports of diesel and jet fuel stagnated for a second month in May, piling pressure on regional energy supplies as the Iran war grinds on. Shipments into the European Union and UK totaled just 1.16 million barrels a day last month, down by more than a third from a year earlier, according to data from Vortexa compiled by Bloomberg. That’s a slight uptick from April, when arrivals of 1.09m b/d were the lowest for any month since at least 2015. Europe doesn’t make enough diesel or jet fuel itself to meet domestic demand and so relies on imports, a large chunk of which usually come from the Middle East. But ongoing disruption to shipping via the Strait of Hormuz — the vital waterway connecting energy infrastructure inside the Persian Gulf to the rest of the world — is stifling those flows, squeezing supplies and putting upward pressure on prices.