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19.08.25 - 20:42
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Home Depot Sales Gain on Small Home Projects | Open Interest 8/19/2025 (Bloomberg)
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Katie Greifeld on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Intel shares reach the highest in five months as President Trump weighs a 10% government stake in the company to build the chipmaker's manufacturing prowess. Ahead of the Fed's gathering in Jackson Hole this Friday, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman joins Open Interest to discuss plans in her role as vice chair for supervision. Palo Alto Networks won praises from Wall Street after posting strong results, its CEO tells Open Interest that AI cybersecurity products are crucial to protecting companies against the prevalence of AI cyberattacks. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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15.08.25 - 15:01
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Futures Flat Ahead Of Retail Sales, Trump-Putin Summit (ZeroHedge)
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Futures Flat Ahead Of Retail Sales, Trump-Putin Summit
US equity futures are slightly higher , hovering near all time highs as traders bet that data on Friday will bolster the case for interest rate cuts even as the latest BofA card data hints at a big beat in today's retail sales print (see preview here); tech stocks lag. As of 8:00am S&P futures are 0.2% higher following back-to-back record closes earlier in the week, with Nasdaq futures modestly in the red after incremental headlines since yesterday's close which were net negative, with soft guidance from AMAT on uncertain macro environment in Semis and weaker China activity data. Pre-market, NVDA fell 0.3%, with the rest of Mag 7 moving higher; Health Care and Financial are outperforming. Intel rose more than 3% in premarket trading on a report that the US government may buy a stake in the struggling chipmaker. US Treasuries are mixed, with the yield on two-year notes falling one basis point to 3.72%. The yen led gains among major c...
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25.07.25 - 22:18
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Intel′s Results Fail to Convince Investors of Turnaround | Bloomberg Tech 7/25/2025 (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss the fall in Intel shares after the company's earnings failed to convince investors that its turnaround plans are working. Plus, Tesla is reported to be launching its robotaxi service in San Francisco this weekend. And Skydance and Paramount get the go-ahead from the Trump administration to close their merger. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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25.07.25 - 16:45
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Intel, Wolfspeed, Northvolt – Robert Habecks Bilanz des Scheiterns (Tichys Einblick)
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„Die Politik kann Märkte nicht ersetzen, aber ohne Politik gehen die Märkte nicht in die richtige Richtung“, meinte Robert Habeck, damals noch Bundeswirtschaftsminister in einem Interview mit der FAS. Der Staat beziehungsweise seine Politiker kennen also die Zukunft – die Unternehmen sollten ihnen folgen. Damit sie das tun, bot Habeck Konzernen vor allem hohe Ansiedlungssubventionen,
Der Beitrag Intel, Wolfspeed, Northvolt – Robert Habecks Bilanz des Scheiterns erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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25.07.25 - 13:42
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Intel Finally Beats On Revenue, Gives Upbeat Forecast (ZeroHedge)
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Intel Finally Beats On Revenue, Gives Upbeat Forecast
For what may be the first time in years, Intel - once the world's most successful and iconic chip maker, and now a pale shadow of its former self and stock market laughing stock that has missed the entire AI explosion - did not have a terrible quarter.
Starting with the Q2 results, the chip giant reported revenue of $12.9 billion, up 0.2% YoY, and well above estimates of $11.9 billion. Sales of chips used in PCs also beat estimates, benefitting from President Trump's import tariff announcements, as major customers rushed to buy chips for laptops and desktop PCs - a market that has recently seen rising pressure from competitors like AMD - ahead of the levies taking effect.
Intel's client computing division had revenue of $7.9 billion last quarter, topping the average prediction of $7.3 billion. Data center sales were $3.9 billion, compared with a $3.7 billion estimate. The foundry division generated revenue of $4.4 billion, in line wit...
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