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Trump's new tariffs trigger selloff, framed as correction to trade imbalance. China faces 37% duties, EU 20%, Japan 24%. Tech stocks hit hard.

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NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares have fallen 19.6% year to date, pressured by ongoing concerns about AI spending, trade restrictions and broader market weakness. The stock, which was one of the best-performing names in 2024, has struggled in 2025 as investors reassess growth expectations and adjust to an increasingly uncertain economic environment.

Trump to announce new trade tariffs, potentially reaching 20%, in a push to tackle US deficit. Wall Street reacts with caution and correction.

Nvidia's Blackwell computing platform set performance records in artificial intelligence inferencing tests. But Nvidia stock wavered.

The H20 is the most advanced AI chip Nvidia can legally export to China under U.S. trade restrictions.

Quantum computing stocks went in different directions last month. See what it means for your investment strategy in this red-hot computing field.

Gorilla Tech, SMCI, Nvidia, GameStop, and Palantir Tech drew some of the most positive responses from poll participants. Interestingly, retail investors were not so optimistic about Tesla.

Today, dubbed "Liberation Day" by President Donald Trump, marks the official rollout of his long-anticipated tariff policy, set to reshape U.S. trade with major partners like Canada, Mexico, and China. As the tariffs take effect, Wall Street is reacting with a mix of volatility and opportunity, with investors scrambling

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CoreWeave stock bounced around in Wednesday morning trading but was headed higher in recent action, tacking on more after a 40% rally Tuesday.

Palantir is poised to win a new U.S. Army contract that could eventually deliver annual recurring revenue approaching $100 million, said a William Blair analyst.

Nintendo on Wednesday officially unveiled its Switch 2 game console, which uses a custom Nvidia processor. The device will launch on June 5.

Is this the end of the AI era, or should investors ignore the noise?

Contemporary clothing brand Guess (NYSE:GES) will be reporting results tomorrow after market close. Here’s what to expect.

Israel Englander prefers these two technology giants over Nvidia and Microsoft.