ARM Stock Recent News

Share prices of Arm Holdings (ARM 1.59%) initially sank following the cautious outlook it issued with its fiscal 2025 fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, May 7, but the stock has rallied back this week following the news over the weekend that the U.S.-China trade war was cooling down. The stock is now trading up more than 17% over the past year, but down 31% from its summer 2024 all-time highs, as of this writing.

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Venture Life Group shares climbed 18% in early trading on Monday after the company agreed to sell its contract manufacturing operations and certain peripheral products for €62 million in cash. The deal, with Italian firm BioDue, marks a shift in strategy for the UK-based healthcare group, which says it is moving away from capital-intensive manufacturing to focus on its higher-margin consumer brands.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Broader Market Stays Upbeat 1:13 pm by Gerelyn Terzo Stocks have added to their gains as the trade agreement between the U.S. and U.K. becomes semi-official, though the full details are still being finalized. Here’s where things stand as of early afternoon trading: Dow Jones Industrial Average: Up 623.60 (+1.5%) Nasdaq Composite: Up 331.08 (+1.8%) S&P 500: Up 80.73 (+1.4%) The S&P 500 has gained 1.8% over the past five days and is up 8.3% over the past month. Year-to-date, the broader market index has fallen approximately 3%. 'Jet Fuel' for Stocks 12:07 pm by Gerelyn Terzo Now that the Fed decided to leave interest rates unchanged for the time being, the White House has clapped back. President Trump expressed disappointment in Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for failing to follow in the footsteps of other countries by lowering interest rates in the economic slowdown, saying that a rate cut could be jet fuel to stocks. Nevertheless

Arm Holdings (ARM -6.14%) spooked investors this week by declining to offer an outlook for fiscal 2026, which kicked off in April, along with its quarterly report. Arm cited uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policy for the cautious stance.

Arm CEO Rene Haas discusses the chipmaker's outlook following a strong first quarter earnings report. Haas also comments on tariffs, artificial intelligence demand and growing the businesses with Caroline Hyde and Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg Television.

Live Updates Live Coverage Updates appear automatically as they are published. Jet Fuel 12:02 pm by Gerelyn Terzo After the Fed decided to leave interest rates unchanged, the White House is responding. President Trump was disappointed Fed Chairman Jerome Powell did not lower interest rates like other countries have been doing, saying that a rate cut would be jet fuel to the stock market. The markets remain higher across the board with gains of over 1% each for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 as further trade details between the U.S. and the U.K. emerge. This AI-Powered Stock Is Up 5% Today 11:06 am by Gerelyn Terzo BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI), which provide AI intelligence to the defense sector, is gaining nearly 5% in today’s session to $3.19 per share. The company is partnering with Hardy Dynamics for a U.S. Army project that introduces AI and Machine Learning technology to future warfighting, strengthening its industry position and paving the way

Arm Holdings PLC ARM shares tanked in early trading on Thursday, after the company on Wednesday reported its fiscal fourth-quarter results.

Arm CEO Rene Haas says it's hard to quantify how much tariffs are affecting orders, but that they will not impact the company's research and development operations.

Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's most recent earnings, expectations for growth, and more.