Wall Street extends rout, CrowdStrike slumps on global tech outage
Wall Street’s main indexes fell on Friday, while investors assessed the impact of a global cyber outage that knocked down CrowdStrike’s shares to an over two-month low.
Wall Street’s main indexes fell on Friday, while investors assessed the impact of a global cyber outage that knocked down CrowdStrike’s shares to an over two-month low.
Wall Street’s main indexes were mixed on Wednesday, with technology stocks attempting to find a floor after recent selloff.
The benchmark S&P 500 touched a record high on Thursday, boosted by strong gains in Nvidia.
Apple’s plan to add generative AI to its iPhones and revive sagging sales in the crucial Chinese market will be in focus on Thursday.
Wall Street’s main indexes crept higher in volatile trading on Monday as shares of Tesla and Apple advanced.
Qualcomm forecast fiscal second-quarter profit slightly above Wall Street estimates and sales in line with market expectations.
Shares of Hawaiian Holdings nearly tripled on Monday after Alaska Air Group agreed to acquire it for $1.9 billion, including debt.
Netflix increased subscription prices for some streaming plans as it shattered expectations for new customers.
Samsung said its preliminary third-quarter profit dropped by a smaller-than-expected 78%.