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The chipmaker's results and outlook lifted technology stocks broadly and pulled bitcoin higher in the same session.
Nvidia shares rose 8% after an earnings beat and strong outlook, and the move spilled over into bitcoin and AI infrastructure names.
The ad-tech company held its full-year outlook steady after second-quarter revenue rose 6.5%, but investors sold the stock anyway.
Verve Group affirmed its guidance and reported 6.5% Q2 revenue growth, yet shares fell sharply, suggesting the market wanted more than a steady outlook.
Component makers and assemblers across Asia reacted unevenly to Nvidia's results, even as the numbers themselves were described as a record quarter.
Nvidia's latest quarterly results triggered a mixed, rather than uniformly positive, reaction among its Asian supply-chain partners.
The Australian conglomerate lifted its dividend 7.8% for the latest half, but investors sold the stock anyway.
Wesfarmers posted an 8.3% rise in half-year profit and raised its dividend 7.8%, yet its shares fell on the earnings call.
Amazon's cloud unit expanded its Nvidia order just as the chipmaker's own quarterly results topped estimates, reinforcing the bull case for sustained AI spending.
AWS and Nvidia agreed to deploy 2 million additional GPUs by 2028, announced alongside Nvidia's latest quarterly results, which beat expectations.
Kohl's, Abercrombie & Fitch, Walmart and Williams-Sonoma reported this cycle, but their headroom to expand margins looks very different.
This earnings season is drawing a line between retailers analysts say still have room to expand margins and those seen as near their ceiling.
Investors held positions steady heading into the report, leaving major benchmarks little changed for the August 26 session.
Major US stock indexes closed roughly flat on August 26 as investors avoided large bets before Nvidia's earnings release.
The push comes as a top BofA analyst projects Nvidia could generate $1 billion in free cash flow every weekday within a year.
Nvidia is encouraging banks to treat AI chips as loan collateral similar to mortgages, a financing structure that would let AI infrastructure buyers borrow more heavily against hardware they already own.
A $100 million tariff refund and raised guidance sent Abercrombie & Fitch shares up 37%, while Kohl's used its own refund to fund buybacks and Ross held steady.
Abercrombie & Fitch stock rose 37% after disclosing a $100 million tariff refund alongside raised guidance, while Kohl's directed its own refund toward share buybacks.
Separate wire reports put the payout at $16.68 billion, $17 billion and $18 billion, but all describe one wave of settlements with state regulators and plaintiffs.
Meta shares rose after the company agreed to resolve a 52-state attorneys general investigation and a related social-media addiction trial, with reported settlement figures ranging from $16.68 billion to $18 billion.
Oil fell on hopes for eased tensions around the Strait of Hormuz even as US stock futures slipped ahead of two closely watched releases.
World stocks edged higher while US futures fell as investors positioned for Nvidia's earnings and the PCE inflation data, with oil prices dropping on hopes of eased Hormuz Strait tensions.
Bill Ackman's fund sold down Alphabet to fund a larger Microsoft position, betting the software giant is the stronger AI play.
Pershing Square made Microsoft its largest AI holding in the latest quarter by selling shares of Alphabet, according to Motley Fool reporting on the fund's portfolio changes.
Wednesday trading saw Intuit stock fall after reports that cost-conscious filers are abandoning TurboTax for cheaper rivals.
Intuit shares fell in early Wednesday trade after MarketWatch reported that customers are leaving TurboTax over pricing, a trend investors are now watching closely.
Oil prices dropped after reports of talks between Iran and Oman over the Strait of Hormuz, dragging energy shares lower even as broader European indexes rose.
Energy stocks worldwide traded lower in the August 26 session as crude oil fell on news of Iran-Oman talks over the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping route.
The company's H1 2026 results also showed margins improving as management raised its full-year growth outlook.
H&H shares jumped 20% after the company reported 23.7% revenue growth for H1 2026 and lifted its full-year outlook.
The 50% memory jump comes as chip prices climb industry-wide, a cost investors will watch alongside Nvidia's earnings this week.
AMD's upcoming AI accelerator carries 432 gigabytes of memory, 50% more than its predecessor, arriving just as memory chip prices rise across the industry.
The Alibaba co-founder's purchase, tied to the company's AI push, comes as investors debate whether the stock's rally has further to run.
Jack Ma's $76 million purchase of Alibaba shares sent the stock higher as investors read the move as a vote of confidence in the company's artificial intelligence strategy.
A shift in the Australian media group's business portfolio drove the earnings jump that sent the stock up almost 10%.
Nine Entertainment's FY26 EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) rose 17% on a portfolio shift, and shares jumped 9.5% on the results.
Easing fears of a wider Middle East conflict pushed crude down and bond yields with it, even as the ECB is still expected to raise rates in September.
WTI crude retreated as diplomatic progress reduced the geopolitical risk premium in oil prices, and Treasury yields fell in tandem, while sources say the European Central Bank remains on track to raise rates in September despite Iran-related concerns.
Builders are sitting on more unsold homes even as they cut prices, a sign buyers are pulling back from new construction.
New single-family home prices have dropped to their lowest level since 2021 while inventory has jumped and sales have weakened, according to the latest data cited by Seeking Alpha.