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Two-year Treasury yields and the dollar climbed alongside stocks as investors priced in a firmer Fed stance.

The offshore driller's balance-sheet cleanup follows a Q2 that fell short of a strong first half.

H.C. Wainwright reiterated a Buy rating and $90 price target on AI revenue growth, even as analysts flag the strategy shift as high-risk.

Citizens stuck with its AI-cloud thesis on IREN the same day the stock fell on rising transition costs.

NHTSA-linked recall covers more than 27,000 vehicles, adding to a difficult stretch for the EV maker's flagship sedan.

South Korea's won hit a 13-month high after the Bank of Korea's rate hike, even as broader currency markets stayed quiet awaiting Warsh's remarks.

A US-exchange price premium that had been negative for months flipped positive, a signal some traders read as returning US demand.

CEO Michael Hurlston, general counsel Jae Kim, an EVP and a company president all reported large stock sales in the same period.

The ruling found the Trump administration violated the AI company's First Amendment rights by punishing it over military use of its models.

The withdrawal of a reported takeover pursuit removed the deal premium that had been supporting the stock.

Crude prices slipped in the August 27 session as traders weighed Venezuela supply reports and a potential Hormuz deal against simmering Iran tensions.

Air New Zealand topped quarterly earnings estimates while Virgin Australia beat on profit and pulled back on capacity growth even as it raised its revenue outlook.

Goldman Sachs held its price target at $195 even after the chipmaker's upgraded guidance, and MarketWatch says the July-quarter results didn't clear a high enough bar.

Court documents and video show Rupert Murdoch is considering merging the two companies he split apart in 2013, and traders reacted immediately.

SpaceX's $100 billion spaceport plan and warnings that AI spending is propping up US growth point to the same funding strain.

A post-earnings analysis is now working through the retailer's next catalysts after the stock's decline.

The AI lab is now running its compute strategy on two rival chipmakers at once, a month after committing tens of billions to AMD.

ServiceNow and Adobe rallied alongside Salesforce as investors read the results as evidence software demand is holding up.

The biotech turned to debt markets for fresh capital, a move investors read as dilutive and defensive.

BMO, Stifel and Mizuho each lifted their targets, citing AI product momentum and demand strength.

The chipmaker's results and outlook lifted technology stocks broadly and pulled bitcoin higher in the same session.

The ad-tech company held its full-year outlook steady after second-quarter revenue rose 6.5%, but investors sold the stock anyway.

Component makers and assemblers across Asia reacted unevenly to Nvidia's results, even as the numbers themselves were described as a record quarter.

The Australian conglomerate lifted its dividend 7.8% for the latest half, but investors sold the stock anyway.

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.

Kohl's, Abercrombie & Fitch, Walmart and Williams-Sonoma reported this cycle, but their headroom to expand margins looks very different.

Investors held positions steady heading into the report, leaving major benchmarks little changed for the August 26 session.

The push comes as a top BofA analyst projects Nvidia could generate $1 billion in free cash flow every weekday within a year.

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.

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.