Asian markets started Tuesday on a constructive note, as stocks in the region rebounded after reports that Iran may attend peace talks with the United States in Pakistan. The development eased some of the immediate geopolitical tension that had been weighing

Investors piled into BlackBerry (NYSE: BB) on Monday morning after the company announced a deepened integration with the artificial intelligence (AI) behemoth – Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). At Hannover Messe, the Canadian firm said it has reached an agreement to integrate its

US President Donald Trump said he is unlikely to extend the Iran ceasefire, increasing pressure on negotiations to end the war. Meanwhile, Tesla shares fell ahead of earnings as investors weighed slowing EV demand and AI strategy updates. Oil prices

Shares of Fermi tumbled sharply on Monday after the company announced the departure of Chief Executive Toby Neugebauer, triggering investor concerns about leadership stability at a critical stage of its expansion. The stock fell as much as 23% to around $5.03,

POET Technologies (NASDAQ: POET) is ripping higher this morning after responding swiftly to a short-seller report that alleged it’s an “obvious stock promote” designed to enrich insiders while leaving retail investors with a “tax nightmare.” According to Wolfpack Research – the

The hierarchy of the tech world is undergoing a seismic shift. For years, Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) has reigned supreme as the ultimate titan of the consumer era, currently sitting on a staggering market capitalization of about $4 trillion. However, as the

Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) opened comfortably in “green” this morning after reports surfaced that it’s in active discussions to co-develop two new custom AI chips for Alphabet Inc. The Wilmington-headquartered firm will reportedly help Google design both specialized memory processing unit