US stocks open higher as markets brush off Venezuela shock; Nasdaq climbs 0.8%
US stocks opened the week on a firm footing, brushing aside geopolitical shock after Washington’s strike on Venezuela and the capture of
US stocks opened the week on a firm footing, brushing aside geopolitical shock after Washington’s strike on Venezuela and the capture of
Apple Inc.’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) strong fundamentals and loyal customer base have helped it remain in a strong uptrend over the past nine
Micron stock (NASDAQ: MU) surged after reporting record revenue of $13.64 billion and robust year-over-year earnings growth in its first fiscal quarter
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) jumped over 4% on Monday as investors brushed aside soft delivery figures and focused instead on the company’s
Copper prices reached a new record high on Monday, driven by intensifying concerns over supply.This was primarily a result of a strike
Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) remains in focus today after the US launched a military strike against Venezuela, detaining the country’s president (Nicolás
Nvidia stock was rising early on Monday as investors looked ahead to a keynote-style presentation from chief executive Jensen Huang at the
Shares of Arbe Robotics Ltd. surged in early trading on Monday after the company announced a new automotive radar platform that integrates
Versant – a media business that Comcast has recently spun-off – started trading independently on Nasdaq today.The separation marks a significant reshaping
Europe’s markets and politics jolted into motion as a dramatic US intervention in Venezuela rippled across global finance and diplomacy.London stocks pushed