Jeran Wittenstein is a journalist at Bloomberg, specializing in covering U.S. technology stocks. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, including BNN Bloomberg, Irish Examiner, and Fortune, Jeran provides in-depth analysis and insights into the world of Big Tech, earnings reports, and market trends.
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Jeran Wittenstein's coverage is heavily focused on investment analysis and data citations related to finance, particularly in the big tech sector. He appears interested in articles that analyze the financial performance of technology companies, particularly those listed on Nasdaq or involved in AI.
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The chipmaker's biggest customers, including Microsoft Corp, Alphabet, Amazon.com and Meta Platforms, all pledged to pump more into capital spending in the year ahead.
By: Jeran Wittenstein
Os resultados das gigantes da tecnologia nos EUA em grande parte decepcionaram nesta temporada de balanços — mas trouxeram muitas boas notícias para Nvidia.
By: Jeran Wittenstein
Results from tech giants largely underwhelmed this earnings season - but they included plenty of good news for Nvidia Corp.
By: Jeran Wittenstein, Ryan Vlastelica
(Bloomberg) -- Big Tech stocks have had a relatively muted reaction to Donald Trump's election victory, as investors parse how his second term might play out. So far, many are reserving judgment.
By: Jeran Wittenstein, Ryan Vlastelica
Big Tech stocks have had a relatively muted reaction to Donald Trump’s election victory, as investors parse how his second term might play out. So far, many are reserving judgment.
By: Ryan Vlastelica, Jeran Wittenstein
(Bloomberg) -- With Nvidia Corp. due to report an unusually complex quarter as the world's most valuable company, traders are preparing for a potentially mammoth stock swing.
By: Phil Serafino, Ryan Vlastelica, Jeran Wittenstein
It’s hard to overstate how big Nvidia’s third-quarter earnings are for the short-term direction of the stock market. The chipmaker is the world’s biggest company, with a $3.6 trillion market value after the stock tripled this year, and it’s the embodiment of investors’ fever dreams of riches tied to the growth of artificial intelligence.
Nvidia Corp.’s estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800% share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.
Nvidia Corp. 's estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800% share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.
By: Ryan Vlastelica, Jeran Wittenstein, Carmen Reinicke
(Bloomberg) -- Nvidia Corp.'s estimate-beating results would be the envy of most companies, but after a more than 800 per cent share-price gain in two years, great is no longer good enough for Wall Street.
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