US stocks ended higher on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining more than 900 points, as investors welcomed signs of easing tensions between the United States and Iran and returned to technology shares following a sharp selloff earlier

Micron Technology MU shares moved higher on Thursday as investors returned to semiconductor stocks and analysts grew increasingly optimistic about the outlook for memory-chip demand driven by artificial intelligence. The stock gained more than 10% during the session, rebounding after a

Viasat VSAT shares climbed on Thursday after the satellite communications company announced it had secured a prime contract from the US Space Force to build and launch satellites for the Protected Tactical SATCOM-Global program. The stock rose about 8.1% to $66.48

Microsoft shares MSFT declined on Thursday after a report indicated that the company's Xbox division is preparing significant layoffs and budget reductions, overshadowing continued optimism surrounding Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy. According to a Bloomberg report, Microsoft's gaming division is expected to

Adobe (ADBE) shares are inching lower on Thursday morning ahead of the software firm’s much-anticipated Q2 earnings scheduled for release after the closing bell. Consensus is for the company to report $5.81 per share of earnings (EPS) for its recently concluded

Shares of semiconductor equipment makers moved higher after analysts raised expectations for the wafer fabrication equipment market, arguing that growing artificial intelligence investment continues to support long-term demand across the industry. While chip stocks have come under pressure in recent sessions,