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ARM stock is climbing to fresh highs after Jefferies argued Nvidia’s Vera CPU momentum could dramatically accelerate Arm’s long-term royalty growth in AI infrastructure.

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SoftBank shares surged over 30% in two days as OpenAI edges closer to a historic IPO. Here's what investors need to know before buying the stock.

The software giant raised its fiscal 2027 revenue target despite heavy infrastructure spending.

Oracle stock has pulled back substantially from its 52-week high and is trading at an attractive valuation.

All three major US stock indexes were up over 1% in late-morning trading Wednesday, as investors sho