TSMC stock was in the red in early trading on Thursday, even as the company posted strong quarterly results. US-listed shares of the Taiwanese chipmaker were down around 0.77% to trade at $302.36. On the other hand, Nvidia stock rose 1.2%, while Broadcom jumped 1.3% on AI optimism fueled by the company’s results. At the
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15Most commodities were in the green on Thursday even as gold prices hit new record highs on safe-haven demand. Oil prices recovered some of their losses from the last few sessions as India may stop buying Russian crude oil, which could reshape global oil flows. Meanwhile, silver prices rose more than 2% on Thursday as
17Tesla stock was on a rollercoaster on Thursday as investors positioned themselves ahead of the electric vehicle maker’s third-quarter earnings, scheduled for release next week. At the time of writing, the Tesla stock was up around 0.64% to trade at $437.95. The Tesla stock has gained 8% this year following a sharp 80% rally over
16Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) saw a notable rise on Thursday amid a bullish momentum after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported a record third-quarter profit and raised its 2025 revenue outlook, driven by surging demand for AI-class chips. The upbeat TSMC’s Q3 earnings provided Nvidia stock with a boost as it reinforced expectations of strong
10Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, led by GOP Conference Chair Lisa McClain, R-Mich., held a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, making the argument that Republicans have a winning hand when it comes to messaging over the government shutdown — even as the stalemate drags on into a 15th day. To the group’s chair,
12A federal judge in San Francisco on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from continuing government furloughs, granting a temporary restraining order sought by labor unions that argued layoffs were unlawful during the ongoing government shutdown. U.S. District Court Judge Susan Illston, a Clinton appointee, ordered the administration not to issue any reduction in force notices
15President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced federal law enforcement will next set its eyes on San Francisco, commending the FBI’s more than 23,000 violent criminal arrests, which he said is more than double the number arrested in the final year of the Biden administration. During an Oval Office news conference at the White House, Trump
14The State Department told Fox News that it is aware of reports Wednesday that two American tourists were attacked in a popular European seaside destination that local media and police said left one person dead and another wounded. The alleged attack happened early Wednesday in Cascais, Portugal, a coastal resort town about 20 miles west
16President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a directive ordering the Department of War to keep paying U.S. troops despite the ongoing government shutdown, bypassing Congress after lawmakers failed to reach a funding deal for weeks. The White House said the move is necessary to protect ‘military readiness’ as the budget standoff stretched into its third
14President Trump continues to be hailed as a global peacemaker for freeing the Hamas hostages and brokering a ceasefire between Israel and the terrorist group. By assembling a coalition of countries to stop the two-year-old war, the president melded threats and diplomacy to end – at least for now – the bloody conflict that began
