Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC's "Mad Money," spotlighted Intel Corporation's (NASDAQ: INTC) staggering $18.8 billion loss in its foundry division in 2024, despite receiving $8.5 billion in U.S. CHIPS Act subsidies.
The global financial landscape is currently navigating a turbulent sea, buffeted by escalating geopolitical tensions and a resurgence of protectionist trade policies. From the ongoing U.S.-India tariff dispute to broader trade negotiations, persistent regional conflicts, and an intensifying technological arms race, these multifaceted pressures are creating an environment
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as the undeniable titan of the financial markets, fundamentally reshaping dynamics and capturing the lion's share of investor attention. Since the public unveiling of generative AI models in late 2022, the technology has not only driven significant gains in AI-related stocks but has also introduced
Intel Corporation's (NASDAQ: INTC) 18A process, touted as critical to regaining its technological lead, has reportedly hit yield issues, jeopardizing its ability to profitably produce advanced chips.
Although the company did not specify which technology was involved, it reportedly confirmed taking “strict disciplinary actions against the personnel involved and has initiated legal proceedings."
The global economic landscape is once again grappling with the profound implications of President Donald Trump's renewed tariff policies. As of August 2025, a sweeping wave of new import duties has taken effect, dramatically reshaping international trade relations and sending ripples of uncertainty through financial markets worldwide. These tariffs, which
The world's leading technology companies are currently engaged in an unprecedented spending spree on Artificial Intelligence (AI), with significant immediate and long-term implications for the market and public companies. This "spending spree" is characterized by massive capital expenditures aimed at building the foundational infrastructure necessary for advanced AI development and
Analyst Vivek Arya maintained Buy rating on Nvidia with price forecast of $220 ahead of Q2 earnings, expects strong growth and long-term potential, but warned of near-term volatility and regulatory risks in China.
Cathie Wood called Tesla the "largest AI project on Earth," projecting up to $10 trillion in autonomous taxi revenue, as Elon Musk doubled down on Tesla's robotaxi vision and Samsung partnership to build next-gen AI chips.
