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2025.05.07

04:12

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed down collectively, with pharmaceutical stocks leading the decline

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed down collectively, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.95%, the Nasdaq down 0.87%, and the S&P 500 down 0.77%. Most large technology stocks fell, with Meta down more than 2%, Tesla and Intel down more than 1%, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon down slightly; Netflix rose slightly. Pharmaceutical stocks fell the most, with Sarepta Therapeutics Inc (SRPT) down more than 26% and Eli Lilly down more than 5%. Palantir fell more than 12%, the worst single-day performance in a year. Nuclear power concept stock Constellation Energy Corp. (CEG) rose more than 10%, the largest single-day gain since February 21.

2025.05.02

07:08

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both recording eight consecutive daily gains

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher, with the Nasdaq up 1.52%, the S&P 500 up 0.63%, and the Dow up 0.21%. Among them, the S&P 500 and the Dow both recorded eight consecutive daily gains. Microsoft surged more than 7%, and the company's third quarter of fiscal year 2025 exceeded expectations across the board, with strong growth in cloud computing business. Meta rose more than 4%, Amazon rose more than 3%, Nvidia rose more than 2%, Google rose more than 1%, Apple and Netflix rose slightly; Tesla and Intel fell slightly. Eli Lilly fell more than 11%, the largest single-day drop since 2008.

2025.05.01

04:57

Qualcomm's revenue outlook is weak and its stock price fell more than 6% after the market closed

Qualcomm (QCOM.O) gave a weak outlook for current-quarter revenue, highlighting concerns that tariffs will hurt demand for its products. The company said on Wednesday that revenue for the quarter ending in June will be between $9.9 billion and $10.7 billion. The midpoint of the range was slightly below the average analyst estimate of $10.33 billion, causing its shares to fall after the bell. Qualcomm's CEO said the company is navigating the "current macroeconomic and trade environment." The outlook revived concerns that the smartphone market will be hit by an imminent trade war. Qualcomm is seen as highly vulnerable to the threat of U.S. tariffs. Intel and other companies have given cautious outlooks, with some even warning that the economy may be heading for a recession. Qualcomm shares fell more than 6% after the bell.

2025.04.30

09:29

Intel: 18A process node will be officially mass-produced this year

On April 30th, local time, Intel announced the latest process technology roadmap including 18A-P, 14A, etc. Intel CEO Lip-wu Chen said that Intel 18A is expected to achieve mass production ramp-up in the second half of 2025, and the first product based on this process node, code-named Panther Lake, will be launched at the end of 2025. The early test wafers of Intel 18A-P have already begun production. In addition, Intel's Fab 52 factory in Arizona has completed the tape-out of Intel 18A.

01:05

Market news: Intel's wafer fab technology chief said 18A technology faces "ups and downs".

2025.04.28

22:07

Intel (INTC.O) rose more than 5% in early trading.

2025.04.26

09:42

Under the shadow of tariffs, US companies are pessimistic about the future prospects and the competitiveness of the pharmaceutical industry will weaken

The US government's tariff policy has brought many uncertainties to the US and world economies. From toothpaste manufacturers to chip giants, some large US companies have recently expressed pessimism about the future prospects. Cost increases and substantial layoffs have made US companies pessimistic about the prospects. According to Bloomberg News on the 25th, Colgate, a well-known toothpaste manufacturer, said that due to the US tariff policy, the uncertainty and volatility of the global market will pose a challenge to the company's business, production costs will increase, and profits will decrease. At present, American consumers have begun to respond to the growing economic uncertainty, and the sales of Colgate products have begun to come under pressure. According to the US Consumer News and Business Channel on the 24th, US chip giant Intel said that the United States' "unstable trade policy" has increased the possibility of economic growth slowdown and even recession. The tariff policy makes it difficult for Intel to predict its full-year performance, but "it will definitely increase costs." On the same day, Intel announced a series of measures such as layoffs and organizational restructuring. According to Bloomberg, citing sources, Intel will cut about one-fifth of its jobs, affecting about 20,000 employees.

09:36

The US is suffering from the consequences of its excessive tariffs: companies will lay off employees drastically as shelves run out during the consumer season

The U.S. government's tariff policy has brought many uncertainties to the U.S. and world economies. From toothpaste manufacturers to chip giants, some large U.S. companies have recently expressed pessimism about the future prospects. Cost increases and substantial layoffs. U.S. companies are pessimistic about the prospects. According to Bloomberg News on the 25th, Colgate, a well-known toothpaste manufacturer, said that due to the U.S. tariff policy, the uncertainty and volatility of the global market will pose a challenge to the company's business, production costs will increase, and profits will decrease. At present, American consumers have begun to respond to the growing economic uncertainty, and the sales of Colgate products have begun to come under pressure. According to the U.S. Consumer News and Business Channel on the 24th, American chip giant Intel said that the United States' "unstable trade policy" has increased the possibility of economic growth slowdown and even recession. The tariff policy makes it difficult for Intel to predict its full-year performance, but "it will definitely increase costs." On the same day, Intel announced a series of measures such as layoffs and organizational restructuring. According to Bloomberg, citing sources, Intel will cut about one-fifth of its jobs, affecting about 20,000 employees.

04:02

U.S. stocks closed, Dow Jones up 0.05%

At the close of the U.S. stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.05%, the Nasdaq rose 1.26%, and the S&P 500 rose 0.74%. Most technology stocks rose, with Tesla up nearly 10%, Nvidia up more than 4%, Micron Technology up more than 3%, and Meta, Broadcom, and AMD up more than 2%. Intel fell nearly 7%, with Q2 revenue guidance lower than market expectations and the company lowering its full-year capital expenditure target.

2025.04.25

21:32

At the opening of the US stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 35 points, the S&P 500 rose 0.1%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.1%. Alphabet (GOOG.O) rose 3.5%, with a 46% increase in Q1 net profit. Intel (INTC.O) fell 9.4%, with its performance outlook falling short of expectations. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 1.2%.

16:04

Intel Corp (INTC.O) shares fell 5.3 percent in premarket trading after the company forecast second-quarter revenue and profit below expectations.

14:18

Intel fell nearly 4% on the Frankfurt exchange

Intel fell nearly 4% on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange due to pessimistic expectations for the second quarter.

14:17

Intel fell nearly 4% on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange due to its pessimistic second-quarter outlook.

12:07

Intel CEO issues internal letter: requiring all employees to work four days a week starting September 1

Intel CEO issued an internal letter to all employees. It mentioned that while fully focusing on engineering innovation, the complexity of the organizational structure will also be reduced. The executive team is required to review their respective organizational structures, with a focus on reducing levels, expanding management scope, and empowering high-performance talents. In addition, Intel will update its office policy, requiring all employees to be on duty four days a week starting September 1.

06:01

Intel (INTC.O) CEO: Recently met with TSMC (TSM.N) CEO to discuss areas of cooperation.

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