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Why Netflix Shares Are Trading Higher; Here Are 20 Stocks Moving Premarket

Benzinga5minutes ago

Sundar Pichai Jokes About 'Artificial Pokémon Intelligence' After Gemini Pro Beats Claude At Classic GameBoy Title

Benzinga18minutes ago

Nvidia CEO Pushes for More Power Generation in Japan Visit to Meet AI's Needs - Report

Seeking Alpha25minutes ago

After Trump took office, he continuously "withdrew from groups". Will the next one be the IMF?

Analysis suggests that if the USA withdraws from the IMF, it would be a "massive economic, financial, and political mistake." The USA would lose all influence over the organization's policies and operations. More seriously, this would significantly weaken the international status of the dollar.

wallstreetcn35minutes ago

US Profit Outlook Rarely This Sour — Morgan Stanley's Wilson

The Edge Markets42minutes ago

The core logic behind the recent sell-off of dollar Assets: Trump is pressuring Powell.

Investors are closely evaluating whether Trump can truly fire Powell. Macquarie states that the latest catalyst for the dollar sell-off may be the pressure Powell is facing. However, the reality is that the dollar sell-off does not need further excuses. The events that have occurred over the past three months are enough to prove the persistence of the dollar sell-off, which may continue for several more months.

wallstreetcn51minutes ago

The Mag 7 Earnings Reports have begun! Under the tariff storm, Tesla has sounded the "red alert," and Google is facing a "chain reaction" of tariffs.

In the latest guidance, investors will clearly discern which tariff risks have been fully absorbed by the market and which potential impacts have not yet been priced in.

wallstreetcn04:17 ET

Express News | Netflix jumps over 3% in pre-market trading after reporting record Q1 profits and projecting a doubling of ad sales this year.

Moomoo 24/704:12 ET

Will the USA's chip restrictions on China have the opposite effect? Experts: Chinese manufacturers such as Huawei will benefit!

① Experts point out that the USA's suppression policy against China's chip industry may backfire, providing development opportunities for domestic Chinese chip manufacturers. ② It is reported that Huawei's latest Ascend 920 AI Chip is expected to go into mass production in the second half of 2025, and experts indicate it is already capable of replacing NVIDIA's H20 chip.

cls.cn04:11 ET

Technology Weekly | Investors Await Substantial Changes Brought by Lip-Bu Tan to Intel

Investing with moomoo04:02 ET

Under the impact of tariffs, US multinational companies are increasing long-term MMF hedging to cope with Exchange Rates fluctuations.

USA multinational companies are extending the duration of their MMF hedging to protect their cash flow from potential Exchange Rates fluctuations caused by the tariff policies of the Trump administration.

Zhitong Finance03:30 ET

2025 'Largely Doesn't Matter' For Tesla, Says Gene Munster: Elon Musk Company Poised 'For A Major Rebound In 2026 And Beyond'

Benzinga03:24 ET

Tim Cook Says Hiking At National Parks One Of His 'Favorite Things To Do' But Rangers Struggling With Staffing Cuts

Benzinga03:20 ET

Nio, XPeng Supplier Hesai Group Announces Next-Gen LiDAR For Level 3 Autonomous Driving

Benzinga03:16 ET

Dow Dips Over 500 Points, Down For 3rd Straight Session As UnitedHealth Tanks: Greed Index Remains In 'Extreme Fear' Zone

Benzinga03:05 ET

Comerica, Netflix And 3 Stocks To Watch Heading Into Monday

Benzinga02:26 ET

Crypto Weekly Digest | Crypto Firms See M&A Surge; Powell Hints at Easing Crypto Bank Rules

Crypto-Moo02:26 ET

Reported Saturday, EA And Lucasfilm Games Debut Star Wars Zero Company, Featuring Strategic Squad Customization And Tactical Operations

Benzinga02:10 ET

China Warns Against Trade Deal With U.S. at Beijing's Expense

Dow Jones01:51 ET

The trade war impacts the "beverage giants": Coca-Cola is smiling, while PepsiCo is crying.

Nearly all PepsiCo concentrated syrup supplied to the USA market requires a 10% tariff. Concentrated syrups produced by Coca-Cola for the USA market mainly come from Atlanta, Georgia, and the US territory of Puerto Rico. This means that beverages like Coca-Cola and Sprite are less affected by the tariff.

wallstreetcn00:00 ET