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• Friday, the top - ranked NVIDIA Corporation(NVDA.US)  in US stock trading volume rose 1.76% to hit a new high. At least three co-founders and 15 engineers from the Canadian AI startup CentML in Toronto have joined NVIDIA.
• 2nd - ranked Tesla Motors, Inc.(TSLA.US)  dipped 0.66%. Tesla has appointed former General Motors' Cruise executive Henry Kuang as its AI director. Musk announced that Grok 4 will be released after July 4.
• 3rd - ranked Palantir(PLTR.US)  fell 9.37%. The company stated it has partnered with a nuclear energy deployment company to develop an AI - driven software system for nuclear reactor construction.
• 4th - ranked Amazon.com, Inc.(AMZN.US)  advanced 2.85%. JPMorgan believes Amazon may raise Prime membership fees in 2026. Even with a $20 price hike to $159, it's expected there will be no significant user loss.
• 5th - ranked Alphabet Inc. Class A(GOOGL.US)  shares climbed 2.88%. Analyst said worries over Google's AI competitiveness are exaggerated, and the current stock price is a good entry point for long - term investors. The brokerage maintained its "buy" rating and $210 target price for Alphabet.
  Year - to - date, Alphabet's stock has dropped over 7%, underperforming the Nasdaq and lagging behind strong stocks like NVIDIA. Jefferies analysts, led by Brent Thill, noted that Alphabet is one of the most promising companies in consumer - level AI applications.
• 8th - ranked Meta Platforms(META.US)  edged up 1.04%. The EU warned that if adjustments to Meta's "pay - or - consent" model don't meet EU standards, the company may face daily fines from late this month.
  It's reported that Meta is seeking $29 billion to boost its AI business and is negotiating with private capital firms for funding US data center construction. Meta aims to raise $3 billion in equity and $26 billion in debt, but is still figuring out the debt - raising structure for this major private financing.
• 10th - ranked Coinbase(COIN.US)  Global dropped 5.77%. On Friday, US - listed stablecoin - related stocks witnessed a pullback. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said, "We're buying more bitcoin each week."
• 11th - ranked Circle(CRCL.US)  Internet slid 15.54%. On Friday, US - listed stablecoin - related stocks witnessed a pullback.
• 13th - ranked NIKE, Inc. Class B(NKE.US)  jumped 15.19%, marking its biggest daily gain in four years. The company said the downward trend in its annual sales is easing, indicating CEO Elliot Hill's strategy is working. In its newly disclosed Q4 financial data, Nike reported $11.1 billion in revenue, down 12% but 3.8% higher than the projected $10.72 billion. Adjusted earnings per share fell 86% to $0.14 but beat expectations by 2 cents. Morgan Stanley raised Nike's target price from $61 to $64.
• 17th - ranked AppLovin Corporation(APP.US)  dipped 3.93%.