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Stocks fall, head for another weekly loss; Netflix plunges - Vimarsana News

Stocks fall, head for another weekly loss; Netflix plunges

Stocks wobbled between gains and losses in late morning trading on Wall Street Friday as major indexes head for another weekly loss.

Stocks open a bit higher ahead of earnings, inflation data - Vimarsana News

Stocks open a bit higher ahead of earnings, inflation data

Stocks edged higher on Wall Street on a wobbly day of trading Tuesday as investors wait for more data on inflation and corporate earnings this week.

Nvidia acquires hi-def mapping startup DeepMap to bolster AV technology – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Nvidia acquires hi-def mapping startup DeepMap to bolster AV technology – TechCrunch

Chipmaker Nvidia is acquiring DeepMap, the high-definition mapping startup announced. The company said its mapping IP will help Nvidia’s autonomous vehicle technology sector, Nvidia Drive. “The acquisition is an endorsement of DeepMap’s unique vision, technology and people,” said Ali Kani, vice president and general manager of Automotive at Nvidia, in a statement. “DeepMap is expected […]

On Hold: Market Flinches From New Highs As Positioning Continues Ahead Of Jobs Data - Vimarsana News

On Hold: Market Flinches From New Highs As Positioning Continues Ahead Of Jobs Data

If you dip your toe in to meme stocks, remember elevated volatility means elevated risk.

Source: forbes.com
Nasdaq jumps 3.7%, most in nearly a year, as Big Tech surges - Vimarsana News

Nasdaq jumps 3.7%, most in nearly a year, as Big Tech surges

Asian stock prices followed Wall Street higher on Wednesday following a rally for major tech companies.