Meta Platforms, Inc.

Israel launched a series of airstrikes on Iran, attacking nuclear facilities, key military targets, high-ranking commanders and several top nuclear scientists. The escalation caused panic in world markets: oil rose sharply, gold reached $3437 per ounce, and leading Asian stock indices went into negative territory. Market participants warn that even a localized conflict can quickly get out of control, increase inflation risks and hit the global economy. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of June 13.

NVIDIA Corporation

Fintech company Chime has had one of the biggest IPOs in the industry in the last year. Samsung and Nvidia invested in robot software developer Skild AI as part of a surge of interest in physical AI and consumer robotics. Oil market participants are assessing an unexpected spike in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of June 12.

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eBay Inc.

Nova Ltd.

GameStop Corp.

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Toyota Industries Corporation

Wells Fargo & Company

Nvidia's capitalization increased by $1 trillion in two months, thanks to investor confidence in the prospects of AI and steady demand for its hardware from tech giants. Wells Fargo achieved an important regulatory victory: the Fed lifted the bank's asset growth cap imposed after the 2018 scandals, which immediately boosted its shares. At the same time, Toyota Group announced the buyout of Toyota Industries for $33 billion, and the latter lost 13% of its capitalization. About these and other topics - in the review of key events by the morning of June 4.

Morning Highlights: Nvidia adds $1 trillion, Wells Fargo resets limits, Asia rises

Alphabet Inc.

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.

Steel Dynamics, Inc.

An antitrust case against Google could lead to a forced sale of its Chrome browser, potentially crashing Alphabet shares by 25% and hitting profits.&nbsp;Oil quotes continue to rise due to risks of supply disruptions. And in the steel industry, U.S. stocks soared after Donald Trump promised to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and announced a deal between U.S. Steel and Japan's Nippon Steel. On these and other topics, here's a roundup of key events for the morning of June 3.