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  • 1 day ago | thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient

    A surprising announcement from the White House is boosting many chip stocks, including Nvidia  (NVDA) . According to President Donald Trump, the tariffs levied against China are going to be substantially decreased. While little detail has been offered as far as Trump’s immediate plans for China tariff revisions, the market is reacting extremely well to this news. Nvidia is rising steadily, as are many of its peers in the artificial intelligence (AI) space.

  • 1 day ago | thestreet.com | Jon Winkler

    TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Spring cleaning can be a real chore, literally and figuratively. One minute you're vacuuming your carpets for leftover crumbs, and the next, you're mopping your tiles and hardwood floors to make them shine in the sunlight.

  • 1 day ago | thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient

    Tesla  (TSLA)  has delivered something that many investors have been dreading for weeks: its growth prospects are even worse than most people feared. As the electric vehicle (EV) producer prepared to report Q1 earnings, Wall Street analysts scaled back their expectations. Given how low the company’s deliveries for the quarter were, many experts worried that Tesla’s overall performance would be concerning.

  • 1 day ago | thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient

    As Nvidia  (NVDA)  continues to linger under the $100 per share mark, investors are still considering a key question: Is the artificial intelligence (AI) leader’s reign over? Nvidia entered 2025 poised for even more growth as the AI market continued to boom. But when Chinese AI startup DeepSeek released a model trained on less-advanced chips, a massive selloff for chip stocks ensued, and NVDA is still fighting to recover.

  • 2 days ago | thestreet.com | Colette Bennett

    Ever since Jeff Bezos and his wife founded Amazon in his garage back in 1994, turning it from a simple online bookseller into one of the world's biggest businesses, people have been looking to the entrepreneur and wondering what he might take on next. They got one answer to that question in the form of Blue Origin, a spaceflight startup that Bezos founded in Sept. 2000. Bezos wouldn't step down from his role as Amazon CEO until 2021, but he has remained involved in Blue Origin since its founding.

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