The Latest Breaking News from Applied Materials

Although Applied Materials has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, analysts remain cautiously optimistic about its future prospects.

Before tightening export controls, U.S. legislators want to learn about sales of American producers of chipmaking tools to China-based entities.

Applied Materials will release its fourth-quarter earnings next month, and analysts expect a single-digit profit surge.

The Republican representative from Georgia just loaded the boat on semiconductor stocks.

With $264.6 billion in 2023 sales, the U.S. semiconductor industry remains the largest on the planet, and this will not change anytime soon.

Micron soared overnight on earnings, lifting key techs. Chinese stock raced higher on hopes of further stimulus.

As Fed Chair Powell might say, the semiconductor sector's recent pullback represents a recalibration rather than the start of a downturn. With foundational support from AI advancements and a stabilizing economy, investors might want to buy the dip on these chip stocks.

While China-based YMTC increases share of domestic tools, it still cannot reject equipment made in Europe and the U.S.

The main indexes closed out the session and week higher as the stock market rebound continued.

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Applied Materials beat estimates for its fiscal third quarter and guided slightly higher than views for the current period.