As of 9:41 AM EST on December 30, 2025, Meta Platforms shares traded at $665.93, up 1.10%, after the company confirmed a deal worth more than $2 billion to acquire AI startup Manus. The Singapore-based firm brings around 100 employees, a reported $125 million annual revenue run rate from its AI agent subscriptions, and will be integrated into Meta's consumer and business products while continuing to operate its service. Meta stated that all Chinese investors have been bought out and that Manus will end its operations in China following the transaction.

On December 29, 2025, Bitmine Immersion Technologies reported that its combined cryptocurrency and cash reserves now total $13.2 billion, including 4.11 million ETH, or 3.41% of Ethereum's circulating supply. BMNR shares traded at $28.81 that day, while the company outlined plans to expand staking and projected annual staking fee revenue of $374 million once all ETH is staked. The stock has gained over 300% year-to-date in 2025, placing Bitmine among the largest Ethereum and overall crypto treasuries globally.

On December 29, 2025, NVIDIA's stock traded lower in premarket action after Intel confirmed it had closed a $5 billion private share sale to the AI chip leader. Intel sold 214,776,632 common shares at $23.28 each, while NVIDIA shares changed hands at $188.33, down 1.15% from the prior close. The deal, executed under a September 2025 securities purchase agreement, highlights NVIDIA's strategic investment in Intel amid contrasting performance and valuation metrics for the two chipmakers.

NVIDIA shares advanced in pre-market trading on December 19, 2025 after the company told Chinese customers it aims to start shipping H200 AI chips before the mid-February Lunar New Year under a 25% U.S. tariff. The planned deliveries, totaling 5,000 to 10,000 modules, follow a Trump administration decision to permit such exports and come as NVIDIA stock trades near the upper end of its 52-week range with a multi-year gain above 1,000%.

Rocket Lab said on December 19, 2025 it secured an $816 million SDA prime contract to build 18 Tracking Layer Tranche 3 satellites. On December 21, it completed its 21st Electron launch of 2025 with a 100% mission success rate. As of 5:10 AM EST on December 22, RKLB was up 5.23% to $74.21 after a 17.69% prior-session gain.

Rocket Lab stock advanced in premarket at 7:29 AM EST on December 15, 2025, to $62.80, up $1.31 or 2.13% from the prior close of $61.49. The move followed the company's first dedicated JAXA mission, RAISE And Shine, which lifted off from New Zealand on December 14 and deployed the RAISE-4 satellite.

On December 15, 2025, iRobot shares sank more than 80% in premarket trading to $0.7648 after the Roomba maker filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware. The company plans to restructure under a court-supervised process that would hand 100% of its equity to primary manufacturer Picea Robotics while canceling roughly $264 million in debt. Despite holding substantial U.S. and Japanese market share, iRobot's finances were strained by tariffs, competition and a terminated $1.4 billion takeover agreement.

Over the week, Oracle’s share price fell around 10% after its Q2 2026 earnings, as quarterly revenue of $16.06 billion came in below the $16.21 billion forecast. Yet the company’s remaining performance obligations climbed to $523 billion and high-margin cloud services expanded rapidly, while Larry Ellison’s influence in political and defense circles underpins expectations for future AI and government contracts. These factors suggest the pullback in ORCL may reflect timing of revenue conversion more than a broad AI bubble reversal.

On December 10, 2025, GE Vernova shares surged more than 11% to a record intraday high of $707.74 after the company raised its long-term revenue target to $52 billion and doubled its quarterly dividend to $0.50 per share. The company also expanded its share repurchase authorization to $10 billion and increased its 2025–2026 free cash flow guidance during its investor day.