Apple Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc.

Alphabet Inc.

Throughout February, investors have been rushing from extreme to extreme over fears about artificial intelligence. Against this backdrop, are there any companies that have not yet been affected by traders' nervousness? Yes, one of them is Apple. Strangely enough, it is now benefiting from the fact that it lagged behind the leaders in AI development and was not too connected with the probable consequences of its implementation.

Apple was able to turn around a lag in the AI race: its stock avoided a massive sell-off

Black February: how AI triggered a sell-off on Wall Street

NVIDIA Corporation

Netflix, Inc.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

International Business Machines Corporation

Paramount Skydance Corporation

Nvidia reported a 73% jump in quarterly revenue thanks to demand for data center chips and gave a forecast above market expectations. Revolut is preparing a new round of funding and expects a valuation in excess of $100 billion before a possible IPO. Stripe is considering buying PayPal, while Netflix gave up the fight for Warner Bros. Discovery - it ended up being bought by Paramount Skydance for $110 billion . About the main events from February 23 to 27 - in our review.

Highlights of the week: record Nvidia revenue, a new round of Revolut, and IBM's worst day ever

A key concern for U.S. assets is the risk associated with a weaker dollar against the euro, the investment bank said

UBS dropped its recommendation to buy U.S. stocks. What worries the bank?

The money received has no impact on OpenAI's agreement with Microsoft, the company hastened to assure

Amazon, Nvidia and SoftBank have invested in OpenAI. Its value increased by 46%

CoreWeave, Inc.

Prior to Friday's collapse, Coreweave securities were up a third relative to the start of 2026

"Nvidia protégé CoreWeave widened its loss and gave a weak outlook. Shares plummeted

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Meta is buying up processors from several of the biggest players in the market at once amid growing demand for AI technologies

Meta strikes 'multi-billion dollar' deal with Google to lease AI processors - media outlet

Oaktree Capital founder Howard Marks, known on Wall Street for his research notes on all aspects of investing, from index funds to cryptocurrency, tested AI to write a new text - and was impressed with its abilities. Nevertheless, Marks is confident that chatbots are not yet capable of reaching out to experienced investors in making transaction decisions. What arguments he makes in his February memo - in an abridged retelling by Oninvest.

The Flawless Investor: Howard Marks on whether AI can beat the stock market

Generate Biomedicines, Inc.

The Company has listed on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol GENB

IPO Generate Biomedicines: shares of AI drug development platform become available

Dell Technologies Inc.

Dell has found a formula to overcome negative investor sentiment, according to theCUBE Research analyst Dave Vellante

'Prescription for negativity': Dell shares soar on AI server sales data

Netflix has given up the fight for Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing the way for Paramount's $111 billion deal for Skydance. AI startup Anthropic is not giving in to the standoff with the Pentagon. And in Japan, Nintendo is preparing a 300 billion yen cross-package sale with MUFG and Bank of Kyoto and a parallel buyback amid regulatory pressure. These and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of February 27.

Highlights for this morning: Anthropic turned down by the Pentagon, Netflix pulled out of the fight for Warner Bros.

Salesforce, Inc.

Nvidia securities are also trading in the negative zone despite the strong report

Artificial intelligence (AI)