A broad sell-off in memory and AI-linked semiconductor names dragged the Nasdaq lower for a second session as investors questioned the pace of AI infrastructure

JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs shares rose on strong results while fixed-income trading revenue varied across the largest US lenders.

The Treasury penalty landed less than a day before Bank of America reported quarterly earnings.

The insurer reported an 88.4% medical-cost ratio, signaling its cost-control turnaround continues.

Economists expect the consumer price index to rise 0.6% on the month and 3.6% year over year, a key input for Fed policy.

The fund flagged the possibility of a disorderly spike in bond yields and financial-stability risks tied to AI valuations.

The incident comes as the ChatGPT maker faces heightened scrutiny over its internal safety and security practices.

The filing raises fresh questions about the unit economics of consumer AI companion apps.

The company is releasing updated financials to investors as Wall Street grows more impatient with heavy AI spending.

The New York Fed president's view contrasts with market pricing for the rate path.

The take-private transaction reflects consolidation pressure across the online dating sector.

The shift reflects the asset manager's caution on equity valuations as bond yields stay elevated.

The warning adds to debate over safeguards as frontier models gain more autonomy on connected devices.

Chinese memory makers' design progress and commentary from Elon Musk added pressure to US and Korean chip names.

The guidance came alongside the bank's third-quarter results and a bullish analyst upgrade on its turnaround.

The verdict resolves a key licensing dispute between the chip designer and the mobile processor maker.

The hedge fund manager cited fading buyback and M&A tailwinds and sees oil rallying another $20-$25 on Iran conflict risk.

CEO Jamie Dimon warned of rogue agents operating at scale and said the bank is building defensive tools.