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Nvidia reported a 62% increase in revenue for the three months ending in October, reaching $57 billion, surpassing Wall Street's earnings forecasts. This strong performance comes amid ongoing concerns about the sustainability of the AI boom, in which Nvidia plays a crucial role.

Nvidia reported record revenue, surpassing Wall Street estimates and raising guidance for the current quarter. This strong performance comes amid ongoing investor concerns regarding the sustainability of the AI boom, which Nvidia is a key player in.

Nvidia reported record revenue, surpassing Wall Street estimates and raising its guidance for the current quarter. This strong performance comes amid ongoing investor concerns about the sustainability of the AI boom, which Nvidia is heavily associated with.

Defiance ETFs CEO Sylvia Jablonski stated that the AI trade remains strong, following Nvidia's optimistic revenue forecast for the current period. During an appearance on 'Bloomberg The Close,' Jablonski emphasized that AI is still in its early stages of development.

Nvidia Corp. has projected sales of approximately $65 billion for the fiscal fourth quarter, exceeding analysts' expectations of $62 billion. This forecast indicates a robust demand for Nvidia's artificial intelligence accelerators, reflecting the company's strong position in the AI market.

The S&P 500 index ended its four-day losing streak, showing a positive shift in the U.S. market as investors awaited Nvidia's earnings report. This recovery comes after a period of declines attributed to concerns over Nvidia's performance and broader market volatility. The closing bell coverage was provided by Bloomberg Television and Radio.

Incode Technologies Inc., an identity verification platform, is reportedly in preliminary discussions to secure between $150 million and $300 million from investors, aiming for a valuation of up to $3 billion. This move indicates strong investor interest in the identity verification sector.

Lowe's Cos. reported profits exceeding expectations, driven by increased online sales and demand from professional contractors. This positive outcome contrasts with competitor Home Depot, which recently lowered its full-year profit forecast due to decreased consumer spending on larger purchases. Meanwhile, TJX Cos. raised its sales outlook, indicating a shift towards budget-friendly shopping options as economic pressures mount.