Carmen Reinicke is an Equities Reporter at Business. She covers a range of topics within finance, trading, and technology, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, algorithmic trading, and global markets. Carmen's work has been featured in notable publications including CNBC, NBC News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Carmen Reinicke's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis and data-driven reporting within the finance domain, particularly in relation to stock markets and tech stocks. She seems to be interested in articles that analyze market trends, company performances, and financial implications.
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Shares surged 35% in five sessions after the expiry unlocked millions of shares but failed to trigger the selloff investors had feared.
By: Carmen Reinicke, Ryan Vlastelica
After ripping through the first half of the year, memory stocks are struggling to regain momentum as growing concerns about the state of the artificial intelligence trade overshadow their strong fundamental backdrop.
By: Ryan Vlastelica, Carmen Reinicke
(Bloomberg) -- After ripping through the first half of the year, memory stocks are struggling to regain momentum as growing concerns about the state
By: Carmen Reinicke, Ryan Vlastelica
Wall Street is eagerly anticipating Nvidia Corp.’s earnings on Wednesday afternoon, not so much for what the numbers will say about the chip giant, but for what they mean to artificial intelligence investors and the market itself.
By: Carmen Reinicke
(Bloomberg) -- For much of the last year, Alphabet Inc. has been the Big Tech stock to beat as investors bet that it was the most-likely winner from the artificial intelligence boom.
By: Carmen Reinicke
For much of the last year, Alphabet Inc. has been the Big Tech stock to beat as investors bet that it was the most-likely winner from the artificial intelligence boom.
By: Carmen Reinicke
For much of the last year, Alphabet Inc. has been the Big Tech stock to beat as investors bet that i...
By: Carmen Reinicke
For much of the last year, Alphabet Inc. has been the Big Tech stock to beat as investors bet that it was the most-likely winner from the artificial intelligence boom.
Broadcom Inc. has had a difficult summer in the stock market, as a disappointing outlook sent the shares on a roughly $520 billion tailspin since hitting a high in early June.
By: Yiqin Shen, Carmen Reinicke
SpaceX’s stock has been stuck in a tight trading range recently, but a wave of new buying may soon arrive when the Nasdaq 100 Index goes through its quarterly rebalancing later this month.
