Wolfspeed (NYSE:WOLF) shares dropped 5.8% on Wednesday to $21.4450 on an 84% decline in trading volume, despite the company slightly beating quarterly revenue and EPS estimates. Analysts are mixed with a "Reduce" consensus rating and a $10.50 average price target, expecting significant full-year losses. Institutional investors have notably adjusted their stakes, with Vanguard increasing its holdings.

Wells Fargo's CEO announced that the bank anticipates further job reductions as it increases its adoption of artificial intelligence. The CEO believes this expansion of AI will enhance bank efficiency, though the local impact on Wells Fargo's largest employee base in Charlotte, which has approximately 27,000 workers, remains unaddressed by officials. The move comes amidst a lawsuit against the bank by former CEO Tim Sloan over stock awards.

McDonald's Netherlands recently pulled its AI-generated "It's the Most Terrible Time of the Year" ad after it received criticism, particularly in the United States. This article questions whether the decision to remove the ad was the right call and prompts readers to vote. It highlights the ongoing discussion surrounding AI-generated content in advertising.

Adobe has projected its fiscal 2026 revenue and profit to exceed Wall Street expectations, driven by strong demand for its design tools and increased monetization of its artificial intelligence offerings. The company, which is heavily investing in generative AI with its Firefly tool, is also making strategic acquisitions like Semrush to bolster its position in the ad market amidst rising competition. Adobe plans to reformat its financial reporting to highlight subscription revenue and annual recurring revenue from fiscal 2026 onwards.

Intuitive (NASDAQ: ISRG) has received FDA clearance for its da Vinci Single Port surgical system for use in inguinal hernia repair, cholecystectomy, and appendectomy procedures. This expands the system's capabilities beyond its existing approvals for urology, colorectal, thoracic, and transoral procedures. The da Vinci SP system allows surgeons to perform procedures through a single incision with advanced precision, supported by over 500 peer-reviewed publications.

F5, Inc. presented at Barclays' 23rd Annual Global Technology Conference on December 10, 2025. The presentation included remarks from Timothy Long, IT Hardware, Comm Equipment analyst at Barclays, highlighting F5's participation in the event. The full transcript of this presentation is reserved for subscribers.

Intuit Inc. director Scott D. Cook executed significant stock sales on December 8th and 9th, totaling over $98 million, through a pre-arranged trading plan. Despite recent strong financial results for Intuit, including an 18% revenue increase and outperforming forecasts in its QuickBooks Online and Credit Karma segments, some analysts have adjusted price targets with both positive and mixed outlooks. The company also announced a partnership with the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, securing naming rights for a key venue.

Corning Inc. stock reached a 52-week high of $92.6 USD, climbing further to $92.83, reflecting strong investor confidence and a 93.87% appreciation over the past year. Despite trading above its Fair Value according to InvestingPro, analysts project further upside with a top price target of $109, driven by anticipation of their next earnings report on February 3, 2026. The company also reported strong Q3 2025 financial results and UBS raised its price target due to expected growth in Corning’s optical segment from data center expansion.

T-Mobile US (TMUS) is experiencing a volatile end to 2025, with its share price near 52-week lows despite strong fundamentals like record customer growth and raised guidance. Wall Street analysts remain largely bullish, with consensus price targets suggesting 25-40% upside, attributing the disconnect to sector headwinds and temporary market sentiment. The article details updated analyst ratings, insider activity, and T-Mobile's robust Q3 2025 performance, alongside its strategic growth drivers including 5G expansion, the UScellular acquisition, and AI integration.

Lam Research stock reached an all-time high of $167.29, reflecting a 123.4% increase over the past year and strong investor confidence. The company demonstrates robust fundamentals with a P/E ratio of 36.36 and 25.66% revenue growth, maintaining a "GREAT" financial health score. Analysts have raised price targets, citing strong demand and growth opportunities in the wafer fabrication equipment sector.