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Citi Maintains NVIDIA(NVDA.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $175
36% of Nvidia's $35 Billion in Q3 Revenue Came From Just 3 Mystery Customers
Nvidia's Next Big Catalyst? Analyst Sees Jensen Huang-Led Company's Stock Jumping 27% By Early 2025
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The "bad news" for technology giants: Is Trump also anti-monopoly?
Reports indicate that Trump is considering appointing Slater as the head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, with analysts suggesting that this nomination means Trump will continue the tough enforcement stance advocated by the Biden administration.
Elon Musk's xAI is expected to break through $0.1 billion in annual revenue and will release the independent Grok application.
xAI's annual revenue is expected to exceed 0.1 billion dollars, and it may release its chatbot Grok's standalone application as early as next month.
Could This Massive Risk Derail Nvidia Stock?
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Nvidia's Latest Record Quarter Show Its AI Dominance Remains Intact
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Salesforce, NVIDIA Corp. Share Losses Contribute To Dow's 115-Point Drop