Corning ( GLW ) shares surged more than 14% in premarket trading on Wednesday after it and Nvidia ( NVDA ) unveiled a new long-term deal to boost optical connectivity capacity by 10 times. In addition, the two companies will build three new manufacturing plants in the U.S., resulting in the creation of more than 3,000 high-paying American jobs, while Corning will expand its U.S. fiber production c...
Corning ( GLW ) shares surged more than 14% in premarket trading on Wednesday after it and Nvidia ( NVDA ) unveiled a new long-term deal to boost optical connectivity capacity by 10 times. In addition, the two companies will build three new manufacturing plants in the U.S., resulting in the creation of more than 3,000 high-paying American jobs, while Corning will expand its U.S. fiber production capacity by more than 50%. The plants will be located in North Carolina and Texas, and Corning's expanded capacity will provide hyperscale data centers the optical connectivity they need to deploy Nvidia's accelerated computing at scale. “AI is driving the largest infrastructure buildout of our time – and a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reinvigorate American manufacturing and supply chains,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a statement. “Together with Corning, we are inventing the future of computing with advanced optical technologies – building the foundation for AI infrastructure where intelligence moves at the speed of light while advancing the proud tradition of Made in America.” “What NVIDIA is doing is nothing short of extraordinary, not just for the future of artificial intelligence, but for the American advanced manufacturing workforce,” Wendell Weeks, chairman, CEO, and president of Corning, added. “Their commitment is directly fueling the expansion of our U.S. manufacturing footprint and creating more than 3,000 new high-paying jobs for American workers. This partnership is proof that AI is not just a technology story. It is a manufacturing story, and it is happening here in the United States. Together with NVIDIA, we are ensuring the critical technologies powering AI are invented, engineered, and built in America.” Nvidia shares rose 2.5% in premarket trading. More on Corning and Nvidia Nvidia's Next Leg Is Hidden Nvidia's $20 Trillion Thesis Is Intact - My 2026 Allocation Isn't (Rating Downgrade) Nvidia: The Industry Leader On Sale Once Again ServiceNow expa...
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marchmeena29/iStock via Getty Images With Treasury yields tumbling today, the hunt for income is back in focus, and this list of the market's top dividend-yielding stocks offers a striking snapshot of where the highest payouts currently reside, spanning mortgage REITs, closed-end funds, energy partnerships, and business development companies. Falling yields tend to be a direct tailwind for high-di...
marchmeena29/iStock via Getty Images With Treasury yields tumbling today, the hunt for income is back in focus, and this list of the market's top dividend-yielding stocks offers a striking snapshot of where the highest payouts currently reside, spanning mortgage REITs, closed-end funds, energy partnerships, and business development companies. Falling yields tend to be a direct tailwind for high-dividend equities, compressing the relative appeal of Treasuries and pushing yield-hungry investors further out the risk curve. The list is headlined by Vistance Networks ( VISN ), whose 81.43% forward dividend yield stands in a category of its own. Icahn Enterprises ( IEP ) and Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund ( GOF ) follow with yields of 24.01% and 19.12% respectively, while FS KKR Capital Corp ( FSK ) at 17.48% and ARMOUR Residential REIT ( ARR ) at 16.64% round out the top five. The composition of the lower half of the list is particularly relevant in a falling-rate environment. Mortgage REITs, ARMOUR ( ARR ), Dynex Capital ( DX ), and AGNC Investment Corp ( AGNC ), tend to benefit directly as declining yields reduce borrowing costs and compress spreads on agency mortgage-backed securities, potentially supporting both dividend stability and net interest margins. Similarly, PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund ( PDI ) and Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund ( GOF ) are structured to take advantage of exactly this kind of rate backdrop, making today's yield move a meaningful positive read-through for names clustered in the middle and bottom of this list. Here is the list: Vistance Networks, Inc. ( VISN ), Dividend yield: 81.43% Icahn Enterprises L.P. ( IEP ), Dividend yield: 24.01% Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund ( GOF ), Dividend yield: 19.12% FS KKR Capital Corp ( FSK ), Dividend yield: 17.48% ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. ( ARR ), Dividend yield: 16.64% Mach Natural Resources LP ( MNR ), Dividend yield: 15.41% Dynex Capital, Inc. ( DX ), Dividend yield: 15.29% P...