Micron Technology, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Micron reported earnings above expectations and gave a strong outlook, citing demand for high-speed memory for AI chips. Tether is preparing a record $15-20 billion round that could value the issuer of the largest stablecoin at $500 billion - on par with OpenAI and SpaceX. In the US, Donald Trump's plans to charge $100,000 for each H-1B visa application have alarmed the startup community. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events on the morning of September 24.

Highlights for this morning: Tether rushes to $500 billion, Micron breaks record, US startups on alert

Ukraine is in a position where it can reclaim all of its territory - with financial support from the European Union and NATO, Donald Trump has said. He said Russia was facing "big" economic problems and now it was "time for Kiev to act." The US will continue to supply arms to NATO to "do what it wants with it," Trump added.

Trump has said Ukraine will be able to regain all of its territory

By the end of August, the average duty rate on U.S. imports had reached its highest level since the height of the Great Depression in 1933

The economy has not yet felt the impact of US duties, the OECD said. When will the effect be felt?

Kenvue Inc.

Nvidia announced the largest AI project in history with investments of up to $100 billion in OpenAI and the launch of 10 GW of computing power comparable to millions of GPUs. Against this backdrop, Bain &amp; Co. forecasts an $800 billion revenue shortfall for the industry by 2030: to cover infrastructure costs, companies must generate $2 trillion a year, but so far monetization of services has lagged behind costs. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of September 23.

Highlights for the morning: Nvidia's megaproject, AI industry shortages and Tylenol issues

Energy Fuels Inc.

Uranium Energy Corp.

Ondas Inc.

InvestorPlace markets analyst Thomas Yeung has <a href="https://investorplace.com/2025/09/4-stocks-trillion-dollar-government-spending-spree/">spotlighted</a>&nbsp;three small-cap companies that could benefit from U.S. national security investments in private businesses, such as Intel. Two are in the energy sector and stand to benefit from efforts to reshape the nuclear fuel supply chain. The third, from the defense sector, is seen as a potential beneficiary of the creation of the new U.S. "Golden Dome" missile defense system.

Beyond Intel: Small energy, defense stocks set to gain from Trump natsec spending

Apple Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc.

Companies' spending on human resources may increase due to a more than 10-fold increase in visa fees for foreigners, but the market has so far reacted with restraint to this risk

Trump has made it harder to grant visas to talented foreigners. How might this affect bigtech?

Tesla, Inc.

BYD Company Limited

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: Fed rhetoric will determine stock market sentiment

Oracle Corporation

In the US, Donald Trump's administration is preparing a high-profile announcement about a possible link between Tylenol and autism risk in children, which has hit shares of the Kenvue manufacturer. In parallel, the White House is pushing a restructuring deal for TikTok involving Oracle, Fox Corp., Silver Lake and Andreessen Horowitz, where U.S. investors would gain control and key powers. China has kept rates on hold amid signs of a slowing economy despite the Fed's recent rate cut. On these and other topics, our roundup of key developments for the morning of Sept. 22.

Highlights for the morning: OpenAI and Luxshare vs. Apple, China kept betting, Tylenol dispute

Intel Corporation

The US Federal Reserve has cut its policy rate by 25 bps to 4-4.25% for the first time in 2025 and forecasts further monetary easing. Nvidia will invest $5 billion in Intel and become its largest shareholder. Alphabet broke the $3 trillion capitalization bar amid an antitrust victory and optimism around the Gemini platform. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping discussed the fate of TikTok in the U.S. by phone and agreed to meet. The main events from September 15 to 19 - in our review<b>. </b>

Highlights of the week: Fed rate, Alphabet grows to $3 trillion, Nvidia and Intel alliance

FedEx Corporation

United Parcel Service, Inc.

Morning in New York: Trump and Xi will set the direction of trading

Meta Platforms, Inc.

The Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25 bps to 4-4.25% and hinted at two more easings before the end of the year, attributing the decision to risks to the labor market with continued inflation pressures. Meta unveiled new models of smart glasses, including Ray-Ban Display with display and neuroblade for $799 and Oakley Vanguard sports for $499, and Netskope is preparing for an IPO with a $7.3 billion valuation. On these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of September 18.

Microsoft Corporation

Baidu, Inc.

Online ticketing platform StubHub goes public with a valuation of $8.6 billion. Meanwhile, Britain and the United States have struck a $42 billion deal: Nvidia and Microsoft will deploy the country's largest AI supercomputer. TikTok, in turn, got a break again - Donald Trump extended the deal with Oracle and Silver Lake for the fourth time. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of September 17.