Advanced Micro Devices shares rose 9.8% as chip stocks rebounded after Thursday’s selloff. The story reports no new AMD sales, products, or company results, so it does not change the business outlook.
The rise came as chip shares recovered part of Thursday’s selloff and the wider market bounced. The report gives no new AMD sales, products, or company results. So the rebound alone does not change what this story says about AMD’s business.
Micron shares rose 6.3% after falling 17.5% the prior day, as chip stocks recovered. This market swing reports no new Micron business results, so its business outlook is unchanged.
Nvidia shares rose 3.9% after dropping 9.3% the prior day. The story reports a market rebound, not new Nvidia business results, so it does not change the company’s outlook.
Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production to make room for its self-driving Cybercab. The story gives no sales, costs, or timing, so it does not establish a change in the company’s outlook.
Karman Holdings reported record third-quarter sales of $202 million, up 66%, raised its 2026 sales forecast to $755 million–$760 million, and reported a record $1.7 billion backlog. The higher forecast and growing orders point to stronger business prospects.
Quantinuum raised its 2026 sales forecast to $31 million–$34 million from $28 million–$32 million. Third-quarter sales rose 233% to $9.1 million and beat estimates, supporting the higher forecast.
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