Apple Stock Down Over 12% This Year — Now Tim Cook Is Reportedly Betting On Vision Pro's Mike Rockwell To Fix Siri After Losing Confidence In AI Boss John Giannandrea

Benzinga31minutes ago

Cathie Wood Bets On Elon Musk's Tesla Despite Cybertruck Recall, Dumps Zuckerberg's Meta Shares Again

Benzinga48minutes ago

It's remarkable! The USA Secretary of Commerce publicly calls on television: buy Tesla Stocks.

Lutnik claims that Tesla's Stocks are now "incredibly cheap," urging investors to actively Buy, and stating that Musk is the "most worthy person to bet on" he has ever seen. Analysis suggests that the government's endorsement of specific companies is unprecedented, and Lutnik's actions raise suspicions of personal profit, reflecting the "crazy governance model" of the Trump administration.

wallstreetcn20:20 ET

Netflix To Launch First MMO Video Game: Is It The Streaming Company's Biggest Gaming Bet Yet?

Benzinga18:34 ET

Before the "three witching hour," US stocks had a one-day rebound, quantum computing stocks plummeted, PDD Holdings briefly rose by 10%, and the Bank of England took a hawkish stance, with UK bonds turning to declines during the session.

Accenture fell over 7%; quantum computing stock D-Wave dropped 18%; after the Earnings Reports, FedEx fell over 5% in after-hours trading; Micron Technology once rose over 5% in after-hours trading. NIO declined nearly 9%, but PDD Holdings closed up 4%. After the Bank of England meeting, UK bond yields experienced a V-shaped reversal, and UK stocks halted a six-day rally. The USD reached a two-week high. Brent crude oil rose nearly 2% to create a new three-week high. Gold reached a new intraday historical high for three consecutive days. Copper increased for four straight days, closing at a new historical high.

wallstreetcn17:59 ET

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Outpaces S&P 500 With Best 2-Month Run Since 2010

Benzinga16:57 ET