Chip maker’s post-earnings drop caps a season in which better-than-expected results have done little to lift indexes.

Chipmaker Nvidia posted better-than-expected results for the January quarter and forecast current-quarter revenue above market estimates, betting on Big Tech's unabated spending on its artificial-intelligence processors.

Nvidia Corp. is down 3.8% this morning despite reporting solid numbers during its earnings call yesterday. Even though Wall Street decided to sell in reaction to earnings, Main Street investors may set the tone for the stock.

Wall Street's bar for Nvidia just keeps getting higher. Stock analysts raced to lift forecasts for Nvidia's sales and earnings growth after the AI chipmaker posted a 94% rise in quarterly profit and r

Jay Goldberg, the only Wall Street analyst with a bearish view of Nvidia's stock, acknowledged Thursday that the company’s quarterly results were strong but also found some reasons for concern. "Supply constraints mean they are leaving money on the table and opening doors to competitors,

Chip maker recorded net income of $43 billion, a 35% year-over-year jump as the AI industry’s appetite continued to grow.

Wall Street ended higher on Wednesday, extending its tech-led rally and touching two-week highs as worries over artificial intelligence disruption and costs took a back seat to renewed optimism over the nascent technology's potential benefits.

Nvidia's Thursday stock selloff erased $259 billion in market capitalization, one of the largest daily wipeouts on record, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The market-cap loss ranks No. 7 historically for U.