As he prepares for UFC 312, old footage has resurfaced of Sean Strickland recollecting his ‘toughest’ sparring sessions with future top contenders in the gym. Du Plessis’ win against ...

Abundant catalysts, including the rise of artificial intelligence, stock splits, and Donald Trump's return to the White House, have sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq ...

Nvidia stock (NVDA) clawed back some losses Tuesday after Monday's DeepSeek-fueled 17% crash. At the end of the trading day, Nvidia stock stood 8.9% higher at $128.99. The move helped stoke a ...

Televisions broadcast stock market information outside the Nasdaq ... DeepSeek reportedly cost less than $6 million to train, while U.S. tech giants have spent hundreds of millions or billions ...

Even if you don't pay much attention to the stock market, chances are you've heard about Nvidia and its share price today. The company broke the record for the biggest one-day loss in value for a ...

Treasuries barely changed on Tuesday, having rallied on Monday as investors sought out the safety of government debt amid the stock sell-off. The Federal Reserve is expected to leave interest ...

This decline, resulting in more than $500 billion reduction in market capitalization was one of the largest single-day losses in stock market history and triggered by concerns about competition ...

Chipmaker Nvidia saw almost $600bn wiped off its market value - the biggest drop in US stock market history - as a low-cost AI competitor from China took chunks out of several tech firms.

Oil futures add to recent losses as the week starts with a stock market selloff over the development of a cheaper and less energy-intensive Chinese AI model, and heating fuel prices fall following ...

A frenzy over an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot made by Chinese tech startup DeepSeek has up-ended US stock markets and fuelled a debate over the economic and geopolitical competition betwee ...

But now investors are calling these pricey investments into question: DeepSeek says it costs less to train its models, and its open-source AI assistant uses less advanced chips than rivals' models do.