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Chip stocks led a Nasdaq selloff Friday as investors questioned the return on AI infrastructure spending, rotating into pharmaceuticals and other defensive sectors.

Corporate results continue to beat expectations, but major indices show muted or negative performance as investors pick winners stock by stock.

The institutional crypto trading platform hired Morgan Stanley and KBW to evaluate strategic options, with a Nasdaq listing emerging as the preferred path.

Mega-cap technology stocks posted their largest collective daily loss in over two years, with Tesla shedding 14.5 percent and Alphabet dropping 7.1 percent.

The approval allows for regulated derivatives on a Bitcoin index, offering new hedging and speculative instruments for institutional investors with existing spot positions

The Securities and Exchange Commission cleared Nasdaq to list and trade options on a Bitcoin index, providing institutions with regulated hedging tools

NVDA's weaker outlook triggers broad tech selloff in futures as cloud giants pull back on data center capex, threatening rally assumptions

April inflation data exceeded estimates, intensifying Fed tightening pressure and driving sharp declines in growth stocks

The derivatives giant extends its crypto offerings, enabling regulated entities to gain diversified digital asset exposure without direct spot ownership

The Securities and Exchange Commission's regulatory approach provides a foundation for innovation and capital allocation across digital asset markets, according to Nasdaq's president

U.S. equity indexes surged today after National Security Advisor Robert Hegseth confirmed the Iran ceasefire deal remains intact, significantly easing geopolitical risk premiums and sending crude oil lower.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq surged to record levels this week, propelled by robust performance from mega-cap technology stocks and a renewed focus on growth catalysts, signaling strong investor confidence.

Technology shares propelled the Nasdaq Composite to a one percent gain today, fueled by a sharp rise in Intel, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average retreated amid broader market caution and key regulatory news.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq surge, but Wall Street's focus on tech growth may be overshadowing a significant and underpriced Iran energy shock that could rapidly reprice risk.

The chip giant climbed 2.6 percent as AI optimism persists, while the Dow fell and cryptocurrency markets plunged

Equity markets posted a robust session, with major indices climbing sharply, signaling institutional conviction in high-growth sectors and confirming the outlook for substantial investor returns.