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Wall Street is experiencing negative variations despite Nvidia's strong results, as investors remain cautious about the prospects for artificial intelligence.

Goldman Sachs has launched a new index, SPXXAI, which allows investment in the S&P 500 index without artificial intelligence considerations amid concerns of an AI bubble.

Seoul's Kospi index reached a record high, spurred by strong performances from chipmakers, while global stock markets showed mixed reactions following Wall Street's performance.

The stock of Profile has experienced fluctuations similar to those of Wall Street's technology stocks, showing a recent increase but remaining below historical highs.

All three major stock indices on Wall Street closed higher, supported by Nvidia and Oracle, continuing their gains from the previous session.

The ASX is set to reach new highs as Wall Street continues its tech-driven rally ahead of key Nvidia earnings, buoyed by rising commodity prices.

Mercado Libre's stock fell over 8% after disappointing earnings reports that failed to meet investor expectations despite a 45% annual increase in revenue for 2025.

Wall Street began the trading day with gains as investors anticipated Nvidia's quarterly report set to be released at the end of the session.

Argentina Week 2026 in New York aims to attract investments through high-level meetings with President Javier Milei and key financial institutions.

Nvidia is facing high expectations from Wall Street ahead of its results announcement.

Bill Gates has admitted to having affairs with two Russian women during a meeting with his foundation, amidst ongoing scrutiny regarding his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Asian stock markets, particularly Tokyo and Seoul, reached new highs spurred by tech companies, following a favorable trend from Wall Street.

The Paris Stock Exchange opened with a slight uptick of 0.38%, buoyed by optimism from Wall Street and strong corporate earnings, particularly SEB which saw a rise of over 10%.

The article details the life and impact of Edward Henry Harriman, a significant yet controversial figure in American economics, who rose from poverty to dominate Wall Street and control the railroad industry.

U.S. stock indices closed higher, driven by gains from Advanced Micro Devices and software stocks, as investor fears about disruptions in certain sectors due to artificial intelligence subsided.

The Australian share market is expected to rise in response to Wall Street's rebound, influenced by decreasing concerns about artificial intelligence.

Ukrainian Viktoriia Honcharuk left her Wall Street career to serve as a medic on the frontlines in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Wall Street opened higher today, even as investors grapple with the possible implementation of a 15% temporary tariff by President Donald Trump.

A startup founded by two Argentines raised US$ 66 million in its Series A funding round, marking the largest investment in the region to date.

The Trump administration is considering new tariffs on several industries, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Markets are unsettled due to tariff chaos initiated by US President Trump, with the ASX expected to decline following Wall Street's drop.

The Pentagon raised concerns with President Trump regarding a potential prolonged military operation in Iran, warning of possible American and allied casualties along with strains on air defense systems.

Wall Street opened lower on Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average declining following President Trump’s announcement of a global 15% tariff.

U.S. President Donald Trump has given his envoys more time to negotiate with Iran before considering military options, following warnings from the Pentagon about the risks of military action.

The article discusses the underlying tensions in Wall Street despite a visible calm.

The murder of far-right activist Quentin Derenk exacerbates existing divisions in politically polarized France.

The article discusses the potential for the Trump administration to unveil more information regarding UFOs, following CIA disclosures in the 1990s that linked most sightings to secret reconnaissance aircraft.

Donald Trump faces rising tensions as U.S. investors rapidly withdraw from the stock market amidst legal challenges and declining returns from major tech companies.

Wall Street saw gains following the announcement of new global tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, while the Australian stock market prepares for potential local impacts.

Centerview Partners has settled a lawsuit with a former analyst who claimed she was fired after requesting to get 8 to 9 hours of sleep each night.

Alberto Ades, a Wall Street economist, discusses the current economic landscape and its implications for Argentina, emphasizing the need for a high dollar to improve employment and economic stability.

An editorial in the Wall Street Journal criticizes President Donald Trump's recent attacks on the Supreme Court following a ruling against his tariffs, stating this marks a low point in his presidency.

Wall Street is seeking clarity on Argentina's economic plan, particularly regarding debt management and reserve purchases, amidst a more favorable climate for emerging markets.

American investors are pulling money from Wall Street to invest in European and Asian markets amid concerns over market performance and economic conditions.

Wall Street stocks rose following a US Supreme Court decision that limited the president's authority to impose tariffs, generating varied market reactions and economic forecasts.

Wall Street begins the day with mixed results as investors digest slower-than-expected economic growth and persistent inflation in the US.

The US Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's global tariffs, leading to a rise in stock prices and a drop in bonds and the dollar, causing investors to reassess US trade policy.

Donald Trump is reportedly considering a limited military strike against Iran to compel them into a nuclear agreement, as indicated by an analysis from The Wall Street Journal.

According to the Wall Street Journal, President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to pressure the country into concluding a nuclear agreement.

According to the Wall Street Journal, President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to compel the nation to reach a nuclear agreement.

JD Vance criticizes Eileen Gu's representation decision while Scotty James expresses defiance amid the Winter Olympics.

U.S. President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike on Iran to compel it into a nuclear agreement, according to sources cited by The Wall Street Journal.

Wall Street ended today's session lower, with the S&P 500 losing all its gains for the year as investors moved away from the financial sector amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to push for a nuclear agreement, according to reports from 'The Wall Street Journal.'

President Trump is reportedly contemplating a limited military strike on Iran to compel it into agreeing to his terms for a nuclear deal, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The Australian share market is anticipated to decline at the opening, influenced by a slump on Wall Street and upcoming financial results from ANZ and QBE Insurance.

President Trump is reportedly considering a limited military strike against Iran to compel a new nuclear deal, as discussed in a Wall Street Journal article.

Investors exhibit reduced appetite for risk assets due to ongoing geopolitical concerns and expectations of a more restrictive Federal Reserve.

The Mexican Stock Exchange has declined for the fourth consecutive session, with investors focused on the upcoming fourth-quarter corporate earnings reports.

The Wall Street Journal has warned that the low effective tax burden on billionaires is no longer just a political issue, but poses broader economic implications for the United States.