The New York stock exchange fell after the geopolitical unrest over a potentially escalating violence in the Middle East since Iran carried out a drone attack on Israel on Tuesday – an escalation that investors fear could lead to disruptions in the oil flow.
BusinessThe large indexes on Wall Street continue upwards, with yet another good trading day for the large technology companies. Google's owner Alphabet climbed 2.2 percent.
BusinessNvidia – AI boom's big winner – beats expectations on almost all lines in its report for the second quarter. This also applies to the forecast ahead. But the stock falls. The market has become spoiled, says fund manager Carl Armfelt to TT.
BusinessThe AI-hype's big winner, American Nvidia, has ahead of this evening's quarterly report surpassed Tesla as the largest US stock among online broker Nordnet's customers. Now Nvidia is the ninth most owned on the entire platform, says Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessA genuine matinee adventure in first-person perspective with equal parts action, charm, and complex puzzles. This is promised by the Swedes behind the new "Indiana Jones and the great circle" – one of the big game releases this Christmas.
EntertainmentNow it's time to deliver again for what is called "the world's most important company". The semiconductor giant Nvidia is presenting its quarterly report, figures that may come to set the direction for the entire stock market ahead.
BusinessThe FBI has launched an investigation into allegations that Donald Trump's presidential election campaign was subjected to a cyberattack by Iran. "We can confirm that the FBI is investigating the matter", the statement reads.
WorldDonald Trump's presidential campaign claims that their internal communication has been hacked. Without evidence, the campaign blames Iran, which denies involvement.
WorldMore effective combating of cybercrime – or a step towards more surveillance and oppression? Opinions are divided on the UN's first treaty against cybercrime, which has now been approved.
WorldThe New York stock exchange continued on the downward - blood-red - path on Monday, following last week's market anxiety. Among the day's biggest losers were technology giants Nvidia and Apple.
BusinessThe stock exchanges fell sharply in Friday's stock trading on Wall Street. The three leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange closed on minus. IT giant Intel plummeted by as much as 26.1 percent and had its worst stock market day since 1974.
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