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As a non-U.S. company quite dependent on the tastes and sentiments of consumers, Sony (SONY -2.63%) is particularly vulnerable in the current tariff war. That, at least, was the take from an analyst who downgraded his recommendation on the Asian electronics giant on Monday. Judging by their reaction, investors readily agreed, as they sent the

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Nvidia (NVDA 3.38%) stock posted gains in Monday’s wild day of trading. The company’s share price closed out the day up 3.5% and had been up as much as 7.9% earlier in the session. On the other hand, the stock had also been down as much as 8.2% in the day’s trading. The stock market

Not for the first time this young month, Lumentum Holdings (LITE 5.07%) was a highflier on the stock exchange Monday. Shares of the optical electronics specialist closed the day more than 5% higher in price, thanks to two bullish new analyst notes — one of which involved a recommendation upgrade. The stock’s rise provided a

Chip fabrication equipment maker Lam Research (LRCX 5.04%) experienced a bit of a rally in its stock on Monday. A big researcher flagged the company as a fine bargain in the semiconductor universe, and investors took the recommendation to heart. They pushed Lam’s stock up by more than 5% in value on a day when

Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) stock got caught up in the recent sell-off, even though the trade war did not directly impact the company. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Learn More » *Stock prices used were the

On Monday, investors brushed aside worries about the current state of international trade and pushed up the stock of Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor (TM 1.01%). The company announced a significant expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) portfolio and indicated it would start to produce such models in its U.S. factories. Toyota’s shares closed the