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CEO Eric Dube's $25.4 million sale led a wave of disposals by the company's top leadership, all disclosed within the same reporting window.

The 25-basis-point hike sent the yen lower even as Asian equities and chip stocks tracked a Wall Street rally on falling bond yields.

Both gaming operators fell to their lowest prices in a year in the same session, at $74.74 and $84.00 respectively.

JPMorgan says it has no clear endgame for the market as Saudi Arabia reroutes exports through the Strait of Hormuz after its East-West pipeline shut down.

Arm's chief executive says orders are "off the charts," while cloud provider Nebius is raising prices for Nvidia GPU access starting in October, both pointing to the same bottleneck: not enough chip capacity.

The homebuilder trimmed its full-year 2026 delivery guidance for a second time as quarterly earnings declined, even as the broader market rallied on Fed news.

The Dow climbed after the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 17, even as the 10-year Treasury yield eased and oil slipped to $100 a barrel.

Bitcoin and ether rose even as the Federal Reserve's rate increase left short-term Treasury yields flat and silver unchanged a day later.

The German engineering group flagged market uncertainty and pushed back contract awards in a transcript accompanying the stock's sharp drop.

Executives and large shareholders at Natera, Integer Holdings and PC Connection sold multi-million-dollar stakes this week, while smaller buyers appeared at Terawulf and Mach Natural Resources.

The Federal Open Market Committee's first hike in three years came with a 12-0 vote and a warning that another increase could follow this year.

Goldman Sachs shares fell after the Federal Reserve's rate decision, even as US banks moved quickly to raise their prime lending rate.

Gold rose 1.27% even as major stock indexes diverged, a split that reflects investor uncertainty over how many more rate moves the Fed has planned.

Bernstein tells clients to stay bullish on crypto stocks even as the CLARITY Act's failure hit token prices directly.

Investors positioned ahead of a Federal Reserve decision that could mark the central bank's first rate increase in three years.

Early-stage discussions could see SK Hynix use Intel's US factories to make memory chips, a potential foothold in Intel's stalled foundry turnaround.

Piper Sandler flags weakening market breadth while Michael Burry bets against Nvidia and Palantir, even as BlackRock says stay invested in AI.

Traders are holding positions steady in government debt markets as they wait for the US central bank's rate call.

Beijing's 2026-2030 electronics plan is fueling gains in chipmakers and electronics names, with SMIC and Hua Hong both drawing investor attention as potential winners.

A deal would mark the first time SK Hynix produces memory chips on US soil, according to people familiar with the talks.

Executives at small companies like Neonc Technologies and Solidion Technology bought modest stakes even as insiders at Delek US Holdings, Palvella Therapeutics and Dropbox sold larger blocks.

Japan's August imports jumped on higher oil prices while exports held steady, adding a fresh data point ahead of this week's Federal Reserve decision.

CFOs, presidents and directors at Microsoft, HPE, Uber, Cloudflare and Pagaya all filed large stock sales on the same day.

The Clarity Act, the industry's top legislative priority, collapsed after last-minute disputes tied to conflict-of-interest concerns around President Trump.

The Clarity Act has not secured enough support to clear its first scheduled Senate procedural hurdle, with both parties holding firm.

Bitcoin fell to $76,200 ahead of a Clarity Act vote and this week's Fed meeting, while long-term borrowing costs reached levels last seen before the financial crisis.

The boat maker beat earnings estimates by three cents a share, with a recent merger adding to the top line.

Jefferies and BMO both reaffirmed their ratings on Disc Medicine after new data on its polycythemia treatment, with BMO keeping an Outperform call.

Piper Sandler and Baird both cut their ratings on the contact-lens and medical device maker within the same session, citing soft sales.

At least five distinct Silver Lake-linked entities disclosed Dell stock sales within a single reporting window, ranging from under $300,000 to nearly $48 million per filing.