Why Nvidia's 'gravy train' could come to 'screeching halt' after a volatile trading week

The chipmaker briefly dethroned Microsoft as the world's most valuable company — but its market cap then edged lower to cap off a volatile trading week.

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  Nvidia's stock plunge erases $118B in market cap

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Inside Amazon’s race to become a $10 trillion giant

Amazon (AMZN) didn’t become the tech and retail giant it is today by sitting back and watching its competitors do business. The Jeff Bezos-founded company has long been seen as ruthless on prices and a relentless innovator, but at the core of those things is the notoriously cutthroat Amazon culture, believed to be a win-at-any-cost mindset. But Amazon’s ways may be catching up to it, with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on the attack against the company for its alleged monopolistic behavior. So what’s next for Amazon and its investors? Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Editor Brian Sozzi talks with Wall Street Journal reporter Dana Mattioli about her explosive new book, "The Everything War: Amazon’s Ruthless Quest to Own the World and Remake Corporate Power." Neuberger Berman senior research analyst Daniel Flax — who has long covered tech stocks such as Amazon — also joins the conversation. Key video moments: 00:00 - Dana Mattioli and Dan Flax join Opening Bid01:00 - The Amazon culture driven by Jeff Bezos09:00 - What does Amazon's fierce competition mean for its employees and shareholders?12:10 - FTC anti-monopoly lawsuit against Amazon17:07 - How AWS stands as a separate business

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  Housing trends, HPE CEO on Nvidia partnership: Market Domination

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Nvidia is not a 'good bet' long term: Analyst

Nvidia (NVDA) dropped slightly on Thursday afternoon. CapWealth founder and chief investment officer Tim Pagliara joins Market Domination Overtime to give insight into Nvidia's recent performance and key concerns for the tech giant and its customers. Pagliara explains that a "better bet" than Nvidia is to invest in the companies that provide the supporting infrastructure for AI: "I mean, no one really talks about it, but a Google search today compared to a Google search with AI takes 10 to 15 times as much energy, and that hasn't really hit the market yet. And so I see energy companies, GE Vernova (GEV) as an example, as really benefiting from that. So you can make money around the edges in a more sustainable long-term way because our utility, industry, our grid, all of that needed upgrading anyway." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino

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  AMD named top pick at Piper Sandler

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  Nvidia: Should investors avoid the tech giant?

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HPE-Nvidia partnership will make AI enterprise history: CEO

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced a new partnership with chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) at its HPE Discover 2024 event in Las Vegas this week, where the former unveiled its "Nvidia AI Computing by HPE" portfolio of AI products. Among these new offerings is the HPE Private Cloud AI. HPE CEO Antonio Neri joins Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton and Yasmin Khorram "And the core of that, we really focus on the enterprise segment of the market, because when you think about AI, there is the model builders and the hyperscalers, you have the sovereign clouds, and the enterprise," Neri says. "Obviously, we've already seen tremendous traction on the model builder side and the hyperscalers, but we focus on enterprise. And at the core of that is how we deliver a simple AI solution to consume on-premises." Neri was joined onstage by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to announce this partnership at Neri's keynote address on Tuesday, June 18. Neri foresees the partnership to "accelerate that adoption" of HPE's enterprise services. Many consumers are still hesitant to engage with AI, which Neri assures he has greatly considered "the human focus" and concern about data security: "And so the point is that we built all of those guardrails into the offer itself. And we believe this is going to help customers feel more comfortable around this. But ultimately is the data-first approach. And we need to make sure that we protect our data." Neri also touches upon Hewlett Packard Enterprise's AI servers and what sets them apart from the rest of the industry. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

British broadcasters growing faster than Netflix as streaming boom runs out of steam

British broadcasters are growing faster than their US streaming rivals as the Netflix boom runs out of steam.

While Nvidia Shows Cracks, This Mag 7 Lays Down AI 'Bedrock'

While laying an AI foundation with Amazon Bedrock, Amazon stock lays the groundwork for a breakout to a record high.

Tesla tells judge that shareholder vote should reverse Musk pay ruling

A Delaware judge should recognize a vote by Tesla shareholders in favor of Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package and reverse her January ruling that voided the compensation, the company said in a filing that was made public on Friday. In addition, Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick should not consider a request for a record $6 billion legal fee by the lawyers that led the case against Musk's 2018 pay package, according to the filing in Delaware's Court of Chancery. Tesla and the legal team for Richard Tornetta, the shareholder who sued over the pay package, are wrestling over the best way to resolve the case and compensate the company's chief executive.

Apple Won’t Roll Out AI Tech In EU Market Over Regulatory Concerns

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Stocks to Watch Friday: Nvidia, Micron, Sarepta, CarMax

**Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT)**: Shares in the biotechnology company rocketed around 35% after the Food and Drug Administration approved its Duchenne muscular dystrophy gene therapy for all patients aged 4 and older.

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  Sarepta Stock Jumps on Expanded FDA Approval for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene Therapy

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