NVIDIA Corporation

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

U.S. president pledges to waive new duties over Greenland

'Trump is a bull in a china store': US indices rise after two days of decline

Amazon.com, Inc.

Walmart Inc.

Costco Wholesale Corporation

The "sell American" sentiment is returning to investors

S&amp;P 500 showed the worst decline since October. The market is worried about duties due to Greenland

Aktis Oncology, Inc.

Preliminary trading in shares of US biotech company Aktis Oncology has started in the Freedom trading system for clients. The startup, in which pharma giant Eli Lilly and major industry investor MPM BioImpact have invested, develops drugs with radioactive isotopes to treat cancerous tumors. Later Friday, Aktis Oncology securities will appear on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker AKTS.

Aktis Oncology IPO: Shares of the developer of radiopharmaceuticals for cancer have started trading

Tesla, Inc.

Micron Technology, Inc.

US stocks ended the session on January 2, the first trading day of 2026, with mixed results after three consecutive years of double-digit growth. The Nasdaq Composite technology sector index, despite gains in semiconductor giants Nvidia (+1.26%), AMD (+4.35%), and Micron (+10.52%), fell just below zero (-0.03%). The S&amp;P 500 broad market index added 0.2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average blue chip index rose about 0.6%.

The Christmas rally failed: how did US stocks start the year?

Broadcom Inc.

Gold also hit an all-time high amid a falling dollar

The S&amp;P 500 has a new record and a fourth straight day of gains. Has Santa's rally begun?

Medline Inc.

Andersen

SpaceX has entered a "quiet period" ahead of its IPO. Shares of medical supplies provider Medline jumped almost 1.5 times in debut trading after the year's main listing. The placement of US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has been postponed to 2026 and risks not taking place at all. The main events on the IPO market during the week are in our selection.

SpaceX in 'quiet period,' Medline had the listing of the year: what's important about the IPO by Dec. 21

Oracle Corporation

The S&amp;P 500 managed to come out in the plus side at the end of the week

"Santa Claus rally will surprise no one": major US indices rose for the second day in a row

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

Ford Motor Company

PayPal has applied to create its own bank to lend to small businesses and launch savings accounts. The Nasdaq exchange decided to switch to round-the-clock trading. The U.S. has collected more than $200 billion since the beginning of 2025 due to import duties imposed by Donald Trump. About these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of December 16.

Highlights for the morning: selloff in China, Nasdaq trades around the clock, PayPal goes to the banks

Robert McCooey, vice chairman of the Nasdaq exchange, believes novice investors should look to the Nasdaq-100 index as a more balanced alternative to buying individual securities.

"Investing is not trading for 5 minutes": what does the Nasdaq deputy chairman advise newbies?

US core inflation rose by 2.8% in September

The Fed's favorite measure of inflation came in below expectations. How will the market react?

Apple Inc.

Coinbase Global, Inc.

On the first day of December, bitcoin lost more than 8% in the moment, falling below $84,000, and this affected the mood of the entire U.S. stock market. All three major US stock indices - the S&amp;P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite - ended the day down, breaking a streak of five consecutive days of gains.

Bitcoin spoiled market sentiment: US stocks fall for the first time after five days of gains

Several large defense companies from Europe have started preparing for IPOs. Shares of the creator of Baby Shark, the most popular video on YouTube, collapsed below its IPO price after soaring in debut trading. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman urged the White House not to pursue the IPOs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The main IPO market events of the week are in our selection.

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