General Electric's Healthcare segment signed a deal Sunday with Nvidia to use the chipmaker's artificial intelligence platform. GE Healthcare also inked a deal with Intel Monday morning.
Walmart, Intel, Coca-Cola, and United Technologies were the poorest performing DJIA stocks on Friday.
The companies that look to benefit the most from huge spending on the cloud are the hard disk drive and select semiconductor companies, and these five stocks offer lower risk and could…
Intel, Merck, McDonald's, and Exxon Mobil weighed on the DJIA Friday.
The October 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest was mixed in these selected semiconductor stocks.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the October 13 and October 31 settlement dates, short sellers remained selective, by and large.
NVIDIA has become the king of technology stocks. Coming into earnings, the stock was up almost 100% so far in 2017.
NVIDIA is now the poster-child for the bull market, and any earnings disappointment here might take away at least some of the post-earnings pops seen in other technology giants in recent weeks.
If you have followed the moves in core processors for more than 20 years, then this joint effort may seem to have more than just irony to it. Sometimes rivals have to…
Intel, Cisco Systems, Disney, and Visa led the DJIA to another record high Wednesday.
These four mega-cap technology giants absolutely eviscerated Wall Street's earnings expectations and their shares look to be headed higher.
Intel, Apple, Goldman Sachs, and Chevron did the heavy lifting to push the DJIA up Tuesday.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Monday include AMD, Chevron, GM, Intel, Merck, Nokia and Under Armour.
Intel is moving beyond just being a processor company for PCs and servers, and the chip giant is being rewarded handily for that move.
Intel, Microsoft, Apple, and UnitedHealth kept the DJIA on an upward track Friday.
