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Applied Materials’ AMAT fiscal third-quarter results met management guidance, but management expects a decline next quarter.

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Applied Materials, Inc. (AMAT) is currently at $165.00, down $23.24 or 12.35% --Would be lowest close since June 5, 2025, when it closed at $164.19 --On pace for largest percent decrease since March ...

--Best six day stretch since the six days ending March 18, 2025, when it rose 30.06% --Up 24.19% this week; best weekly performance since the week ending Jan. 14, 2000, when it rose 25.69% --Up 18.71% ...

Electric truck maker Rivian says the rollback of fuel economy rules in the U.S. is holding up $100 million of revenue, a sign of how changes to automotive policy under the Trump administration are ...

Telus’ push into noncore telecom businesses risks destroying value in search of sales growth. A safer choice would be to sacrifice sales growth for the sake of debt reduction and stock repurchases ...