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S&P 500, Nasdaq hit records on jobs data; Nvidia nears $4T
NEW YORK >> Wall Street rallied today to record closing highs, as chipmaker Nvidia rose closer to a $4 trillion valuation and a surprisingly strong U.S. jobs report cheered investors, who shrugged off dimming chances for an interest rate cut this month.
Ford CEO Jim Farley emphasized the importance of skilled trades while warning that AI could eliminate half of white-collar ...
Verint Systems rose 12.2% after Bloomberg News reported buyout firm Thoma Bravo was in talks to acquire the call-center ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said this week he expects “everybody’s jobs will be changed" by artificial intelligence.
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TheStreet. The second half of 2025 got off to a muted start, as the S&P 500 dipped 0.1% on July 1 and hovered flat on July 2.
Wall Street reached record highs as Nvidia's valuation neared $4 trillion and a strong U.S. jobs report was released.
Tech leaders are divided on AI's job impact, with some concerned it'll take over jobs and spike unemployment, and others ...
Gov. Tate Reeves announced the state will partner with NVIDIA to bring more AI learning programs to classrooms in Mississippi.
Big tech leads gains. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both notched solid gains for Wednesd ...
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