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Wolfspeed recently reshaped its leadership bench and balance sheet, appointing Yasuhisa Harita as Asia-Pacific regional president, bringing back Brad Kohn as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Global Affairs Officer effective May 11, 2026, and completing a large debt refinancing to retire existing Senior Secured Notes due 2030. Together with a new 5% beneficial stake disclosed by Susquehanna-related investors, these moves suggest Wolfspeed is tightening governance, capital structure...
By Karen Roman Navitas Semiconductor Corporation (Nasdaq: NVTS) said it appointed Davin Lee to its Board of Directors, having previously served at Renesas Corp. as Vice President and General Manager. […]
Today, May 1, 2026, Apple’s upbeat outlook helped propel tech to fresh Nasdaq records even as the Dow slipped and caution lingered.
Wolfspeed stock rallies on the appointment of two new executives. But major risks warrant selling WOLF shares into strength today.
Wolfspeed, Inc. (NYSE:WOLF) is one of the 8 Best Small Cap EV Stocks to Buy Right Now. On April 22, 2026, Wolfspeed, Inc. (NYSE:WOLF) announced the appointment of Yasuhisa Harita as regional president for Asia Pacific, effective June 1, 2026. Harita will be based in Tokyo and will lead the company’s commercial strategy across Japan, […]
Chip-fueled gains drove the Nasdaq ahead even as cyclicals and financials dragged on the Dow, today, April 24, 2026.
Navitas Semiconductor stock and these others are gaining as investors bet power chips will benefit from artificial intelligence.
AI data centers now consume electricity on a scale once reserved for small cities, yet most investors fixate solely on the GPUs inside the racks. The real crunch lies one layer deeper: converting and delivering that power efficiently without melting servers or inflating energy bills. Traditional silicon falls short on speed, heat, and size. Wide-bandgap ... The ‘Behind-the-Scenes’ AI Chip Stock Few Investors Know — But Every Hyperscaler Will Soon Need
Navitas rose after unveiling new silicon carbide power chips designed for AI data centers and energy infrastructure, as investors weighed the growing power demands of artificial intelligence systems.