Ben Levisohn is a Deputy Editor at Barron's. He covers a range of topics including finance, trading, and energy, with a keen interest in security and law enforcement issues. Ben's insights and analyses have also been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Singapore, MarketWatch, and RealClearMarkets.
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The president just launched his latest salvo in his battle against high mortgage rates as he tries to make home buying more affordable.
Broadcom stock was up more than 2% in after-hours trading Monday.
Nvidia stock took a leg lower on reports Kharg Island had been hit.
Ben Levisohn Nvidia stock was falling in premarket trading Tuesday amid concerns that the Iran war was set to escalate.
Nvidia stock took a leg lower on reports Kharg Island had been hit.
By: Ben Levisohn
Nvidia stock was down for much of Tuesday but ended the trading session up slightly amid concerns that the Iran war was set to escalate. The stock was down throughout the day after reports that the U.S. had attacked military targets on Kharg Island, from which much of Iran’s oil is exported. News that Alphabet’s Google had signed a long-term contract with Broadcom didn’t seem to have much impact on shares.
Nvidia stock was down for much of Tuesday on reports Kharg Island had been hit.
Data centers need power, and Bloom Energy might be the one to provide it.
By: Ben Levisohn
Trump, who was sitting on the stage at the event, was whisked out by secret service agents along, according to reports.
By: Kit Norton, Angela Palumbo, Ben Levisohn
Paramount Skydance reported first-quarter results after Monday’s close, its first report since winning the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery.
