The tech companies, chips and platforms moving indexes and reshaping the economy.

China's 618 shopping festival saw smartphone sales fall 13% year-on-year, according to Counterpoint Research. Higher memory component costs

Syntiant, an Intel-backed low-power AI chipmaker, has filed for a Nasdaq listing. The company reported $64.5 million in revenue and a $20.9

Samsung Electronics expects its April–June operating profit to surge about 19-fold from a year ago. The jump is fueled by rising prices for

Jefferies has reaffirmed confidence in SiteMinder, predicting its first profit in late fiscal 2026. The bank downplays AI disruption risks,

Coursera is cutting jobs after completing its Udemy merger on May 11. The company expects $8-11 million in severance charges, with some role

Uber is pausing most of its planned Uber Eats expansion in Europe, shelving launches in five of seven targeted countries. The move signals a

SpaceX has been added to the Nasdaq 100 just 15 trading days after its massive IPO, forcing ETFs tracking the index to buy up to $4.9 billio

Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs, with most tied to an Xbox restructure. The company also plans to divest up to five game studios as it shift

Morgan Stanley now expects higher spending on wafer fab equipment in 2027-2028 than previously forecast. However, the bank is not yet incorp

Bank of America expects Corning's optical segment to benefit from AI data-center fiber demand, keeping Q2 revenue and profit on track or sli

Broadcom's extended chip deal with Apple through 2031 sent its stock up 5.7% and lifted the Nasdaq. The move highlights narrow market leader

TeraWulf has signed a 20-year data center lease with AI company Anthropic, potentially adding $19 billion in contracted revenue. The deal tr