Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

"Daughter" of Samsung buys ZF business and enters the market of unmanned auto electronics

Meta Platforms, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Apple Inc.

Netflix, Inc.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

Michael Burry continues to criticize Big Tech, now for hidden costs and diluting shareholder capital. Samsung has shown technology leadership by releasing an experimental TriFold before the debut of the foldable iPhone, and OpenAI has introduced a "code red" mode to urgently improve ChatGPT. Meta, meanwhile, is preparing for major layoffs. The main events from December 1 to December 5 are in our review.

Highlights of the week: Burry vs. Big Tech, OpenAI improves ChatGPT, cuts at Meta

Galaxy Z TriFold will hit the market ahead of the first foldable iPhone

Samsung has unveiled a smartphone that folds three times. Is it a challenge to Apple?

Tesla, Inc.

Elon Musk has spoken out against Donald Trump's tougher H-1B work visa rules and trade policies. Samsung unveiled its first multi-fold smartphone Galaxy Z TriFold, preparing for increased competition from Apple. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of December 2.

Highlights for this morning: Musk defends H-1B visas, BofA calls for crypto, Samsung showed TriFold

Kia Corporation

Hyundai Motor Company

SK hynix Inc.

The U.S. and Korea reached an agreement in principle to reduce duties back in July, but the process has since been delayed

The U.S. has promised to reduce duties on imports from Korea retroactively. Which stocks rose?

Broadcom Inc.

Marvell Technology, Inc.

Nvidia's strong third-quarter results have temporarily calmed investors worried about the shakiness of the artificial intelligence boom. Analysts were generally positive about the report of the world's most expensive company, noting the acceleration of revenue growth and improved profitability. However, experts warn that concerns about the AI bubble have not gone away - they have simply receded into the background.

'Necessary respite': Nvidia quells fears of AI bubble before the end of 2025

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

Advantest Corporation

TSMC, Samsung and Advantest are among the growth leaders

Asia tech stocks soar on strong Nvidia report

A spike in memory chip prices will further complicate the economics of building infrastructure for artificial intelligence

Counterpoint warned of the risk of prices doubling for memory for Nvidia's AI servers

Lasertec Corporation

Ibiden Co.,Ltd.

Companies in Asia related to artificial intelligence may be a cheaper and more promising option for investors to capitalize on the AI boom than U.S. companies, according to Saxo Bank. Asia is the "AI backbone" because most chips and memory modules are manufactured there, and that's where the capital investment flows from market leaders: "Factories continue to operate regardless of which U.S. platform wins the software race," Saxo said.

"US sells the dream, Asia builds the machines": Saxo names the best markets for AI investors

SoftBank Group Corp.

Shares of artificial intelligence-related companies from Japan and South Korea were particularly hard hit  

"The answer is to run": Asian stocks collapse on fears of overvalued AI race leaders

Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd.

Wall Street analysts recommend buying the securities of these companies

Shares of auto companies and shipbuilders in Korea soared in trading. They were backed by Trump

Alphabet Inc.

Google is in talks with Anthropic to provide tens of billions of dollars worth of computing power, including access to Google's own TPU chips, to accelerate the development of its Claude line of language models. Samsung and Google showed off the Galaxy XR headset and Android XR operating system, laying the groundwork for future AI glasses with support for the Gemini assistant. About these and other topics - in our review of the key events for the morning of October 22.