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Stocks Slip as Nvidia Drops Despite Earnings Beat | Closing Bell

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Nvidia’s stock fell despite exceeding earnings expectations, dragging broader markets lower as investors reacted tepidly to its forward guidance. The chipmaker’s forecast, though strong, failed to meet elevated growth expectations tied to AI and quantum computing demand. Anthropic rejected the Pentagon’s latest funding proposal, signaling tensions over defense applications of AI. The move underscores growing industry resistance to military partnerships amid ethical concerns over advanced technology deployment. Iran described nuclear talks with the U.S. as "intense and serious," hinting at potential progress in reviving stalled negotiations. The discussions come amid rising geopolitical tensions and global scrutiny of Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. CalPERS downplayed risks from software sector exposure, with CEO Frost stating the pension fund remains "not too concerned." The remarks contrast with warnings of rising private credit defaults, now projected to hit 15% in tech-related loans. Senator Rubio announced a U.S. probe into a deadly Cuba speedboat shooting, escalating diplomatic friction. The investigation follows allegations of Cuban forces firing on civilians, adding to regional instability.
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Feb 26th, 2026Stocks Slip as Nvidia Drops Despite Earnings Beat | Closing BellComprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Bailey Lipschultz, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.Duration:0:52Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Latest OfferDuration:1:35Rubio Says US to Investigate Deadly Cuba Speedboat ShootingDuration:2:55Victory Capital Tops Trian's Bid for Janus HendersonDuration:3:23Nvidia's Forecast Receives Tepid Market ResponseThe Opening TradeDuration:3:04Hillary Clinton Deposed by House Panel About EpsteinDuration:8:51CalPERS 'Not Too Concerned' About Software Exposure, CEO Frost SaysDuration:5:30Richards Says Private Credit Software Defaults Could Hit 15%The Opening TradeDuration:6:41Iran Says Nuclear Talks With US Were 'Very Intense and Serious'Available on:Listen onApple TVListen onRokuListen onSamsung TVListen onFire TVListen onAndroid TVListen onRakuten TVListen onHaystack NewsWatch BTV in your area:Channel Finder

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