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Investors applauded AMD's strong Q1 report yesterday evening, with shares spiking over 20% in Wednesday morning's trading session to a new all-time high of $430.
Numbers in earnings reports come and go. Every quarter brings a new beat, a new record, a new reason to pay attention. But occasionally, a single line in a guidance statement stops you cold. For Broadcom (AVGO), that line came from CEO Hock Tan on March 4, 2026, buried inside the company's ...
QLYS tops Q1 estimates as channel mix shifts and ETM/CSAM gains, and lifts the 2026 revenue and profit outlook.
Jack Henry tops Q3 estimates as payments and cloud processing surge, notching 15 core wins and lifting the fiscal 2026 revenue and EPS outlook.
Futures rose. President Trump "paused" his Hormuz opening effort. AI plays AMD, Astera Labs, Lumentum, Arista were earnings movers late.
Advanced Micro Devices eyes strong Q1 2026 results as Data Center revenues surge on EPYC and Instinct demand, fueled by AI and cloud expansion.
GlobalFoundries shares are rising after Cantor Fitzgerald upgrades the chip stock ahead of two major company events taking place this week.
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