Tech stocks face correction risks amid AI budget concerns and rate hike fears, while Trump's pardon activity and geopolitical tensions shape market dynamics.

Chip sector suffers worst day in 6 years as Marvell and Micron shares tumble, driven by investor cooling on momentum stocks following a strong jobs report that signals potential rate implications.

South Korea's booming stock market, driven by Samsung and SK Hynix, faces a potential 15% correction if interest rates rise, threatening the tech-dependent economy's growth trajectory.

Major tech companies including Uber, Microsoft, and Nvidia are pivoting to hire human workers after AI budgets exceeded expectations, revealing that automation investments have backfired due to cost overruns.

Wall Street analysts proved wrong as 15 previously dismissed stocks delivered earnings beats, suggesting potential opportunities in overlooked segments of the market.

Gul Ahmed's Quantum Global Data Center announces $230 million investment to build Pakistan's largest data centre, marking significant expansion into digital infrastructure amid regional growth opportunities.

Coca-Cola explores potential listing of its Hindustan subsidiary in India, indicating major multinational expansion and capital market access strategies in emerging markets.

Nvidia slips below $5 trillion market cap as only a select few companies globally have realistic potential to catch the chip giant's valuation levels.

Upcoming mega-IPOs from SpaceX, Anthropic and others threaten to leave standard index funds unable to capture gains due to timing and index inclusion rule limitations.

Trump pardons former congressman Stephen Buyer convicted of securities fraud, raising questions about regulatory enforcement and insider trading accountability in financial markets.

Pakistan Interior Minister Naqvi visits Tehran while Lebanese army chief meets with Field Marshal Asim Munir in Pakistan, reflecting Middle East mediation efforts amid ongoing regional tensions affecting market stability.