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Tighter Bank of Japan policy and falling optimism over U.S. tech earnings may spark more turmoil.

Nvidia’s gross margins could fall due to a rapid product cadence, but demand remains robust.

Deutsche Bank analyst Matt O’Connor sees little upside for JPM after stock’s 32% YTD rise.

While Intel shares look inexpensive based on their multiple of book value, one analyst says he sees “easier ways to generate returns elsewhere.”

Elliott now holds enough stock to call a special shareholder meeting ahead of a Sept. 9 sit-down with management.

Shares of both Nio Inc. and Li Auto Inc. looked to open lower Tuesday after the China-based electric-vehicle makers reported August deliveries that rose from a year ago but fell from the prior month.

The broad disparity and differences among Wall Street analysts we’re seeing now is not normal.

Nokia on Tuesday said it’s landed a contract with AT&T, which comes after the U.S. giant last year inked a major deal with its arch-rival Ericsson.

The Swiss private-equity firm said the slump in the deals market had led to the postponement of a series of transactions, which led to a sharp 39% drop in its performance fees.

Meta Platforms, Alphabet and other tech giants are limiting or removing transparency tools such as CrowdTangle.

Fall in the air can bring falling stock prices.

Oil futures fell Tuesday as U.S. traders returned from a three-day holiday weekend, with weak economic data from China, the world’s largest crude importer, overshadowing continued supply disruptions from Libya.