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Intel is preparing to lay off more than 20% of its global workforce this week as part of a sweeping plan to reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies
April 23, 2025
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Intel is preparing to lay off more than 20% of its global workforce this week as part of a sweeping plan to reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies
Each week, Wall Street analysts revise their outlooks based on shifting economic landscapes, company performance, and political developments. This past week, analysts turned cautious on Microsoft,
Even Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT)—one of the most stable members of the “Magnificent Seven” tech giants—is feeling the heat of an increasingly uncertain macro environment. While the
Shares of Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) fell 8.5% during the shortened trading week of April 14–18, closing at $101.49 per share on Thursday. The steep decline came as the company disclosed
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Apple and Nvidia have become emblematic of the investor volatility tied to President Trump’s evolving trade agenda, with their recent stock performance highlighting the market’s
Nvidia’s once meteoric rise has hit a turbulent patch in 2025, as the company grapples with a series of escalating pressures—ranging from export restrictions to
Nvidia stock continued its slide Thursday, falling nearly 3% and extending a sharp two-day selloff triggered by new U.S. government export restrictions targeting its AI chips made for the
Nvidia faces fresh hurdles in its global operations after the U.S. government imposed a new licensing requirement for exports of its H20 AI chips to
President Donald Trump on Tuesday pledged to expedite all necessary permits for Nvidia’s massive U.S.-based AI infrastructure investment, signaling direct support for Big Tech players
