Stock Movers

Today's biggest winners and losers in the stock market.
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A renewed wave of dip buying lifted stocks in the wake of a technology selloff that had recently roiled Wall Street. Shares of tech giants like Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Google parent Alphabet (GOOG), and Meta (META) all saw shares trade higher. Shares of chipmaker AMD (AMD) also rallied after an upgrade from Oppenheimer.
Skydance (SKYD) reported its first quarterly earnings since its major merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery. One headline that drew attention from investors and fans of streaming services alike was that the company announced it would release a streaming bundle that includes both the Paramount+ and HBO Max services early next year, in one of the first signs of potential business opportunities coming from its big merger with Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Shares of Skydance fell in extended trading in New York.
Nvidia (NVDA), the world’s second-most valuable company and the US chipmaker at the heart of the global AI industry, is facing a crisis like none other in its three-decade history. On Nov. 8, Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang admitted he had been unfaithful in his marriage, effectively confirming a series of reports linking him romantically with a woman who has been identified as a suspected Chinese spy and whose company bought chips from Nvidia. Nvidia shares slid as much as 8.8% on Monday, at one point erasing nearly $400 billion in market valuation, after Huang disclosed the romantic relationship Sunday in a memo to employees.
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Today's biggest gainers and decliners in the stock market.
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Nvidia (NVDA) Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy has sent the company’s stock plunging, become a focus of internal and government investigations and is now threatening to reverberate across the AI industry. The incident threatens to further roil an AI market shaken by concerns about a slowdown in data center spending.
AMD (AMD) are gaining the most since July after Oppenheimer upgraded shares to Outperform, citing a tailwind from agentic AI. AMD was up 13.4% at $509.19 at just about 3pm New York time.
Sable Offshore (SOC)’s shares slumped more than 70% to an all-time low after the California oil producer said it will struggle to repay near-term debt because its only customer halted purchases.
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- Nvidia (NVDA) shares fall. Nvidia Corp.'s investigation into Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy raises questions about his job and the company's future. The company's board is assembling a committee of independent directors to investigate the matter, with outside counsel, after Huang disclosed the romantic relationship in a memo to employees. The incident threatens to further roil the AI market and has led to a loss in Nvidia's market valuation, with the company's shares sliding as much as 8.8% on Monday.

- DraftKings (DKNG) shares drop. DraftKings shares are down after the sports betting company received downgrades from JPMorgan and Stifel. This comes in the wake of the company’s earnings report, where it gave a disappointing full-year profit outlook as it invests heavily in its prediction-market (PM) product.

- Ionis Pharmaceuticals (IONS) shares fall. The drug developer slashed its full-year sales guidance for Tryngolza to reflect a “more gradual-than-anticipated” near-term launch ramp. Separately, Ionis’ collaboration partner Novartis said it is largely abandoning development of pelacarsen, an experimental drug to treat patients with elevated Lp(a) and established cardiovascular disease.
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- KKR (KKR) shares rise. KKR & Co. reported a third-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as its Strategic Holdings unit mitigated a slump at its Global Atlantic insurance arm. Adjusted net income climbed 29% to $1.65 billion, or $1.78 a share, beating the $1.57 average estimate of analysts in a Bloomberg survey. KKR expects to return more than $40 billion to clients this year, exceeding its prior record by more than 50%, according to the statement.
- American Airlines (AAL) shares rise. Travel stocks are broadly higher Monday morning as oil extends losses on growing optimism over diplomatic efforts to end the war in the Middle East, even as attacks in the region continue.
- Alphabet (GGOGL) shares rise. Alphabet Inc.'s Google is rolling out a broader array of artificial intelligence chips, aiming to capitalize on its rapid ascent as a challenger to Nvidia Corp. The company is introducing two new variations of its tensor processing units, or TPUs, custom-made semiconductors that help develop and run AI software, which will address the need for confidential computing and help models access a wider range of information.
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Today's biggest winners and losers in the stock market.
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- Shares of Barrick Mining (B) rose in premarket trading after the miner reported third-quarter earnings that beat the average analyst estimate as strength in gold offset copper weakness. The company also said that its Nevada Gold Mines initial public offering remains on track for late 2026 or early 2027.
- Shares of Alphabet (GOOG) edged higher ahead of the market open after news Google is rolling out a broader array of artificial intelligence chips, aiming to capitalize on its rapid ascent as a challenger to Nvidia in a market worth hundreds of billions of dollars. The company is introducing two new variations of its tensor processing units, or TPUs, custom-made semiconductors that help develop and run AI software. The latest chips will address the need for confidential computing and help models access a wider range of information when handling queries.
- Shares of KKR & Co. (KKR) rallied in the early session after the company reported a third-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as the “mini Berkshire” unit that holds long-term private equity bets mitigated a slump at its Global Atlantic insurance arm. Earnings at KKR’s Strategic Holdings unit, modeled on Berkshire Hathaway Inc., more than tripled from a year earlier to $191.6 million as the portfolio generated more dividends, according to a statement Monday.
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