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WASHINGTON, July 14 (Reuters) - A top U.S. official told Congress on Tuesday that "very few" Nvidia H200 chips to date have been shipped to China or Hong Kong.

One number buried in NVIDIA's latest earnings filing cuts through all the noise about whether the AI infrastructure boom is real or hype, and it points to something far bigger than most investors are pricing in.

The opportunity behind these recently raised funds is nothing less than amazing.

The chipmaker's headline numbers looked grim, but one corner of its business was already signaling the AI-fueled turnaround to come.

The pharma giant's yield of around 7.1% is more than six times the S&P 500 average.

Recession fears have haunted bank stocks all year, but something unexpected just happened inside the quarterly earnings reports of the five biggest names in U.S. finance, and it directly contradicts the bearish story investors have been telling themselves.

Meta and Palantir both crushed Q1 expectations, but their valuations now live in completely different universes. The case for owning one and merely renting the other comes down to a single uncomfortable question about what you are actually paying for.

Nobel laureates, economists, and scientists have signed an urgent warning about the next ten years of AI, yet the people with the most to gain seem utterly uninterested in slowing down. The collision between unchecked ambition and catastrophic risk is already underway.

Cathie Wood's biotech ETF has largely moved on from the vaccine maker.

Coinbase built a $22 billion prediction market business on the promise that money on the line produces truth. Then its AI sent millions of users a final score for a World Cup match still sitting under a weather delay.

Shopify is posting operating income growth near 90% and buying back billions in stock while its share price sits deep in the red for the year. Something has to give before the July earnings report.

Google is quietly building silicon that threatens to cut NVIDIA out of its own customers' data centers, and the latest earnings from both companies reveal just how close that collision has become.

It's in an even more elite tier than the Dividend Kings.

Tel-Aviv, Israel, July 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Quantum X Labs Inc. (the "Company") (NASDAQ: QXL) today announced that the CliniQuantum operation, has successfully validated a quantum sampling workflow that enables continuous probability distributions to be represented and analyzed within a quantum computing framework using Quantum X Labs' proprietary algorithmic technology and related intellectual property portfolio. The milestone demonstrates the ability to transform continuous data into quantum-compatible energy map representations capable of supporting advanced quantum algorithms.

The consensus on Nio has treated it as a perpetual cash-burning startup on the edge of collapse, but the latest financials describe a company that looks almost nothing like that story.

Hyperliquid’s (CRYPTO: $HYPE) builder-deployed perpetual markets are moving from the edge of the exchang...

Jim Cramer pinpointed a single market variable that could either unlock NVIDIA's next surge or keep the stock in check, and it has nothing to do with earnings or tariffs.

Tesla is sitting 10% below where it started the year, but the options market and a rapidly changing cost structure tell a very different story about what happens after July 22.

The resumption of hostilities in the Persian Gulf is reopening the debate over the direction of the price of oil and oil stocks this year.

Oklo's stock has been in a tailspin for much of the year and is trading around its 52-week low.

You can buy SK Hynix as part of these U.S.-based international ETFs.

The company is set to report its fourth-quarter results early next month.

Do yourself a favor and do not follow my lead.

The regulatory landscape is shifting rapidly, and likely for the better.

Analysts are extremely bullish on the largest companies in the U.S. market right now.

Every business set a revenue record, stock trading nearly doubled, and Jamie Dimon found fresh reasons to worry on your behalf

Sundar Pichai inherited a search-and-ads business and spent a decade betting billions on AI, cloud, and autonomous vehicles while antitrust regulators closed in. Whether that gamble rewarded patient shareholders depends on exactly when they bought and whether they held through some brutal swings.

SpaceX spotlights everything that's currently amiss on Wall Street.

July 14 (Reuters) - AI startup Reflection said on Tuesday it has signed a more than $1 billion deal to secure computing capacity from Nebius, including access to Nvidia's latest chips.

AI data centers drove Chevron's surprise move into the new gas-to-power business. What should investors expect next?