
HPE Hits Record High on $1.2B Vultr AMD Helios Order
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) shares hit an all-time high after a $1.2B Vultr order for AMD Helios AI racks and a higher networking growth forecast.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) shares hit an all-time high after a $1.2B Vultr order for AMD Helios AI racks and a higher networking growth forecast.

Vylor (NYSE: VYLR) closed up about 4.5% near $69 in its Thursday NYSE debut, while Corteva's seed spin-off erased more than $40 billion of CTVA market value.

Synopsys (SNPS) shares rose about 12% after a $1B+ AWS chip-IP deal, the OpenAI GPT-Synopsys partnership and a fiscal 2027 outlook above estimates.

SpaceX stock, trading above its $135 IPO price, faces 328 million shares unlocking Oct. 9 and Oct. 24 as early investors and employees gain the right to sell.

Nu Holdings (NU) shares rose about 6% after hours once the Brazilian digital bank said it is not pursuing a deal for U.K. lender Monzo, following a 10% selloff.

Cerebras (CBRS) shares fell about 7% after reports that OpenAI served its GPT-6.1 Sol Ultrafast tier on Nvidia GPUs, not Cerebras chips, raising customer risk.

Rocket Lab (RKLB) shares gained about 4.5% after it signed a 20-launch Electron agreement with Synspective, its largest commercial launch contract to date.

The September ISM manufacturing index slipped to 54.5, just under forecasts, while prices paid jumped to 77.9, pressuring stock market today as yields climbed.

Accenture shares jumped about 17% after fiscal Q4 revenue of $18.7B beat estimates and record $84.5B bookings eased fears of AI disruption to consulting.

A three-judge Court of International Trade panel weighed a challenge to Trump's 10-12.5% Section 301 tariffs on 86 countries, covering 99% of US imports; no ruling date is set.

Fed October rate hike odds fell to about 35% after soft data and dovish remarks from the New York Fed's Williams, leaving Friday's payrolls report as the next test.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield briefly topped 5.3%, the highest since 2002, as a stronger Q2 GDP revision and fund selling lifted interest rates.

Nebius shares rose 8-9% after BNP Paribas upgraded the AI cloud group to Outperform with a $399 target, as GPU and CPU price hikes of 17-25% took effect Oct. 1.

Alphabet rose about 2% in premarket trading as Google launched Gemini 4 Argon, a low-priced AI model that can find and fix software vulnerabilities on its own.

Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus shows $11.5 billion in quarterly revenue, $518 billion in compute commitments and a warning of existential risk from AI.

Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC) will buy Meteoric Resources in an all-share A$968 million deal, adding Brazil's Caldeira project and lifting resources by 79%.

The US and China will cut tariffs on $30 billion of goods each and open an AI dialogue after Xi's Washington visit, while arms-sale remarks unsettle Taiwan.

Nike (NKE) reports fiscal Q1 2027 results after the close, with consensus near $0.44 EPS on $11.3B revenue as China weakness tests the Hill turnaround.

Gold fell 3-4% toward $4,160-$4,200 an ounce as a bond rout, a firmer dollar and Fed rate hike bets lifted yields, while Bitcoin held near $83,000 a coin.

Tesla signed $30 billion in unsecured bank credit facilities, replacing a $5 billion revolver, as 2026 capex tops $25 billion; no draws are planned this year.

Boeing won a Navy contract worth more than $20 billion to build the F/A-XX stealth fighter, lifting its shares about 2% as Northrop Grumman fell 3.5%.

Jabil shares fell more than 7% after a fiscal fourth-quarter beat and a $44.5 billion fiscal 2027 outlook, as margin timing and capacity spending weighed.

Iran confirmed Washington's reply to its seven-day Hormuz plan arrived via Qatar, with step order the sticking point as Brent crude eased to the high-$90s.

Wall Street ended September with the Dow industrials average down 4.3% and Q3 off 2.7% as 10-year Treasury yields topped 5.3%; the Nasdaq gained 1.9%.

Liquidia shares fell more than 50% after a Delaware court found Yutrepia infringed a United Therapeutics patent, while UTHR stock rose 12% on the ruling.

Mattel (MAT) shares fell 3% to 5% after CEO Ynon Kreiz said he is leaving for Paramount Skydance, with Condé Nast chief Roger Lynch named as his successor.

Micron Technology stock edged higher after hours as fiscal fourth-quarter revenue reached $54.2 billion and first-quarter guidance of $61.5 billion topped estimates.

Trump approved an envoy's plan to ease Russia sanctions for political prisoner releases, opening oil, diesel and rare-earth deals as Moscow denies talks.

Cboe shares rose about 4% after the exchange operator secured a 25-year extension of its exclusive S&P 500 options license with S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Moderna shares fell about 6% to near $190 after Citi cut the stock to Sell with an $80 target, saying a 223% rally overshot what cancer vaccine sales can justify.