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What to know about Nvidia's massive spending spree

CNBC's Kristina Partsinevelos reports on Nvidia's massive spending spree.

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US midday market brief: S&P 500 flat as Nvidia, Micron-led chip rally offsets losses

The S&P 500 remained flat as semiconductor stocks, particularly Nvidia and Micron, rose to offset losses in other tech sectors. The Dow gained slightly, while the Nasdaq fell by about 0.2% to 0.3%. The strength in chip demand, driven by AI-related needs, is crucial for market momentum. Nvidia increased by over 1.5%, and Micron surged approximately 8%. However, consumer discretionary stocks declined, indicating mixed market sentiment. Upcoming labor data and earnings reports will be pivotal in shaping market expectations and potential volatility in the near term.

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Equity Markets Mixed Intraday as 2026 Trading Begins; Tesla Drops

Equity Markets Mixed Intraday as 2026 Trading Begins; Tesla Drops

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BofA Rolls Out "Top 10 Ideas" for 1Q26 Across Key Sectors

Bank of America has released its "Top 10 Ideas" for 1Q26, featuring nine Buy-rated stocks and one Underperform. The list includes Amazon, Boeing, Cigna, Constellation Energy, Dollar General, Equinix, Merck, Spotify, and Vertex Pharmaceuticals, with Lennar as the Underperform. The selections are driven by anticipated market catalysts, including AI infrastructure and healthcare legislation. However, BofA's strategist warns of high S&P 500 valuations, indicating a challenging market ahead, while highlighting Health Care, IT, and Real Estate as attractive sectors.

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CES 2026 opens Jan. 6 in Las Vegas with robotics expected to dominate the conversation

CES 2026 will open on January 6 in Las Vegas, focusing on robotics as the main theme. Major announcements from chip industry leaders, including Nvidia and AMD, are scheduled for January 5. Attendees can expect discussions on AI-powered products, humanoid robots, and innovations in gaming and vehicle technology. Concepts for flying cars and wearable AI devices may also be showcased. The event will feature a mix of serious and experimental products from various companies, with early events starting before the official opening.

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