Intel CorporationIntel struck a deal with Apple to design and build chips, driving shares up 9%.
Intel shares soared nearly 9% in premarket trading after President Donald Trump said the company struck a deal with Apple to design and build chips in the United States. The announcement lifted other chipmakers, with Marvell Technology rallying nearly 7% and Lam Research and Applied Materials each rising about 5%. Memory stocks also gained, as Western Digital added 5.6% and Micron Technology and Sandisk each climbed about 4%. In other moves, Accenture tumbled 13% after agreeing to acquire runZero, Netrise, and a majority stake in Dragos in a combined deal valued at approximately $4.175 billion, while Smith & Wesson jumped 14% on an earnings and revenue beat and a 23% year-over-year increase in handgun sales to sporting goods retailers. Cruise operators advanced on falling oil prices, with Carnival up 3% and Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line adding roughly 2%, while airlines including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines also rose about 2%. Pfizer fell 1% after announcing CFO Dave Denton will step down on August 15, and SpaceX shed 1.2% following a 5% loss on Wednesday after surging more than 40% last week.
Intel CorporationIntel struck a deal with Apple to design and build chips, driving shares up 9%.
Applied Materials Inc
Lam Research Corp
Marvell Technology Group Ltd
Micron Technology Inc
Sandisk Corp
Smith & Wesson Brands IncSmith & Wesson reported earnings and revenue beat and 23% YoY increase in handgun sales.
Carnival Corporation
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
Viking Holdings Ltd
American Airlines Group
Delta Air Lines Inc
United Airlines Holdings Inc
Accenture plcAccenture agreed to acquire runZero, Netrise, and a majority stake in Dragos for ~$4.175 billion, causing a 13% drop.
Apple Inc.Apple struck a deal with Intel to design and build chips, boosting Intel's revenue prospects.
Pfizer IncPfizer announced CFO Dave Denton will step down on August 15, causing a 1% decline.
Western Digital Corporation