The FTSE 100 ended lower on Friday while technology stocks fell as the New York Times reported OpenAI may delay its initial public offer.The FTSE 100 closed down 21.87 points, or 0.2%, at 10,508.02.

KULR Technology Group remains a Buy, driven by its IP-rich battery technology and ongoing takeover appeal at a $170M market ...

Energy investment, not just oil prices, may become a key driver of the next phase of the energy cycle. The long-term demand ...

The onsemi Synaptics deal, worth about $7bn, bets AI’s next wave lives in cars, factories and robots, not the cloud.

By targeting physical AI, Onsemi believes that it can expand its total addressable market opportunity by $30 billion to $243 ...

The most actively traded Brent futures contract, which expires July, fell 1.3% to $72.88 a barrel in midmorning European trading on Thursday, while the U.S. oil gauge West Texas Intermediate was down ...

BlackBerry raised its annual revenue forecast on Thursday, betting on continued momentum for its QNX division following the ...

This year has certainly seen a revival in the IPO market. Data from Renaissance Capital finds that total proceeds raised are ...

Shares of technology companies slid as traders continued to rotate out of the sector. A surge in Micron Technology shares after the session indicated the tech rally could soon resume, however.

Cerebras's stock (CBRS) ended the day at $182.26, down nearly 20%, at one point falling as low as $181.56 on an intraday basis. Both levels were below the company's IPO price of $185 a pop, which was ...

AI chipmaker Cerebras has a staggered lock-up expiration that includes some shares becoming available for trading this week.