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Nvidia passed Apple in market cap on Wednesdayas investors continue betting on the chipmaker behind the artificial intelligence boom. It is now the second-most valuable public company, behind Microsoft.
TAIPEI -- Chipmakers are hailing the AI boom as the "biggest change" in a decade for personal computers and a moment of rebirth for the sluggish PC market. But the rush to capitalize on the moment is bringing new players into a segment traditionally dominated by Intel and AMD.
Stock futures were little changed on Thursday morning after the S&P 500 notched a new record closing high thanks to a rally in artificial intelligence chip darling Nvidia.
India’s marathon general election drew to a close on Tuesday (Jun 4), with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failing to win a parliamentary majority for the first time in a decade.
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BENGALURU -- Indian election results showing an underwhelming victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition sparked volatile trading in shares of companies owned by Gautam Adani, prompting an opposition leader to claim that the fates of the nation's leader and its most prominent billionaire were "correlated."
