Nvidia Sells Final Arm Shares, Ending Equity Link to Once-Targeted Company

NVIDIA made an unsuccessful attempt to purchase Arm Holdings Plc, a chip technology company, and sold off the remaining portion of its ownership. According to a regulatory filing, Nvidia unloaded 11.1 million shares, which, at Tuesday’s closing price, would have been worth roughly $140 million.

From Peak to Pullback: NVIDIA’s Rally Under Threat as Risks Mount

NVIDIA’s stake is now worth zero after the disposal, sometime in the fourth quarter of last year. The action ends a turbulent journey for both businesses. In 2020, Nvidia agreed to pay $40 billion to acquire Arm, which was anticipated to be the biggest transaction in the history of the chip industry.

However, regulators and consumers opposed the deal almost immediately. The majority of the world’s cutting-edge semiconductors are based on ARM’s technology, and its independence was viewed as a vital advantage.

The termination was announced by both parties in February 2022. SoftBank Group Corporation is the primary owner of Arm. then proceeded with its intention to sell shares to the general public.

NVIDIA has grown to be a significant investor in the entire technology sector. It has stock in Intel Corporation. , CoreWeave Inc., Nokia Oyj., and Synopsys have committed to using their funds to accelerate the uptake of AI computing.

Glencore Share Price Heads to Record Highs on $2B Payout, Copper Deal Despite Soft Earnings

Shares of Glencore plc jumped on Rio Tinto merger negotiations, fell as those talks broke down, and are now rising following a strong 2025 earnings report. Continue reading “Glencore Share Price Heads to Record Highs on $2B Payout, Copper Deal Despite Soft Earnings”

Forex Signals Feb 19: Walmart (WMT), Alibaba, Gold Fields, Rio Tinto Earnings Preview

Large companies in the retail, e-commerce, and global mining industries are releasing their earnings today, including Walmart Inc., Alibaba Group Holding Limited, Rio Tinto Group, and Gold Fields Limited.
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MSFT Stock Decline Stalls at Support but $50 Billion AI Push Sparks Valuation Debate

As investors become increasingly wary of margin compression and valuation risk, Microsoft Corporation is increasing its global AI expenditures, including a new $50 billion pledge.
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EMAT Stock Eyes $20 on $2.5B Plan But Today’s Key Management Webinar Risks Evolution Metals

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Can Support Hold the APLD Stock after Nvidia’s Exit or Will It Fall to $20?

APLD fell again today after NVIDIA exited its position in Applied Digital Corporation, amplifying investor concerns about valuation sensitivity and execution risk in AI infrastructure. Continue reading “Can Support Hold the APLD Stock after Nvidia’s Exit or Will It Fall to $20?”

Strong MU Stock Rebound, but $200B New AI Bet Raises Micron Valuation Fears

As Micron Technology, Inc. soars on AI-driven DRAM demand while committing to enormous capital investment that violates valuation discipline, investors are growing more apprehensive.
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Nvidia Sells Off Stake in Arm, a Company It Once Tried to Buy

NVIDIA made an unsuccessful attempt to purchase Arm Holdings Plc, a chip technology company, and sold off the remaining portion of its ownership. According to a regulatory filing, Nvidia unloaded 11.1 million shares, which, at Tuesday’s closing price, would have been worth roughly $140 million.

From Peak to Pullback: NVIDIA’s Rally Under Threat as Risks Mount

NVIDIA’s stake is now worth zero after the disposal, sometime in the fourth quarter of last year. The action ends a turbulent journey for both businesses. In 2020, Nvidia agreed to pay $40 billion to acquire Arm, which was anticipated to be the biggest transaction in the history of the chip industry.

However, regulators and consumers opposed the deal almost immediately. The majority of the world’s cutting-edge semiconductors are based on ARM’s technology, and its independence was viewed as a vital advantage.

The termination was announced by both parties in February 2022. SoftBank Group Corporation is the primary owner of Arm. then proceeded with its intention to sell shares to the general public.

NVIDIA has grown to be a significant investor in the entire technology sector. It has stock in Intel Corporation. , CoreWeave Inc., Nokia Oyj., and Synopsys, and has committed to using its funds to accelerate the uptake of AI computing.

Berkshire Hathaway Cuts Amazon Holding Over 75%, Makes New $352M Play

Berkshire Hathaway, owned by Warren Buffett, cut its ownership of Amazon.com Inc. by over 75% in the fourth quarter, while increasing its ownership of the New York Times Co. This was his final new wager while serving as the company’s CEO.

According to a regulatory filing on Tuesday, Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire purchased 51.1 million shares of the media publishing company during the three months ending in December, for a total stake of $351.7 million at year’s end. Berkshire made its initial investment in Amazon in 2019.

Buffett claimed at the time that he had been “an idiot for not buying” the online retail behemoth’s shares sooner despite his past distaste for technology stocks.

It currently holds about 2.3 million shares of the business. Berkshire also reduced its holdings in Bank of America Corp. during the fourth quarter. and Apple Inc., so that they are now 7 percent and 1 percent, respectively. Buffett began reducing those positions in 2024. The conglomerate announced its first investment in the company in May 2024 after building Chubb in secret the year before. After a trade publication revealed that Chubb had made an informal approach to purchase American International Group Inc., the company’s shares increased by about 11% during the fourth quarter.

The business denied receiving an offer. Having reached an agreement to acquire Occidental Petroleum Corp., Buffett, who resigned as CEO last year, seemed to be back on the market in recent quarters.  Post-market trading saw a more than 10% increase in New York Times shares.