Arm stock declines massively as Qualcomm acquires RISC-V designer Ventana Micro, suggesting plans to deepen its work with the ...

Shares of Arm Holdings plc ARM have declined 13% over the past year against the industry’s 36% growth. The decline raises a ...

Goldman Sachs trimmed Arm’s price target to $120 from $160. ・The firm believes Arm is less directly positioned to capture the ...

ARM Price Action: At publication on Wednesday, Arm shares are trading 5.31% lower at $114.67, according to data from Benzinga Pro. This illustration was generated using artificial intelligence via ...

Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) is a key player in the global semiconductor industry. It designs, develops, and licenses its intellectual property (IP) to major chipmakers and original equipment ...

Arm Holdings is one of the most innovative companies in the world. The company's superior technology is gaining market share in the lucrative data center segment. *Stock prices used were the afternoon ...

Arm has emerged as an AI winner since its IPO in 2023. The company has a unique business model, licensing its CPU designs and earning royalty revenue. Its new Compute Subsystems (CSS) product appears ...

Arm Holdings continues to deliver strong revenue growth and impressive margin expansion, dispelling previous concerns about profitability. Despite robust fundamentals and a dominant market position, ...

Arm Holdings plc stock has been trading down since the Q1 '26 reports, which disappointed not only on outlook but also on the new transition to designing its own processors. We think this will be a ...

It has been just over a year-and-a-half since Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) made its stock market debut on the Nasdaq exchange in September 2023, and anyone who bought shares of the British technology ...

Arm (NASDAQ: ARM) stock is losing ground in Monday's trading. The company's share price was down 4% as of 11:30 a.m. ET. Meanwhile, Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) stock was up 1.6%. Arm is falling today on ...

Arm stock's modest post-earnings-release decline wasn't related to the quarter's results, as revenue and earnings both handily beat Wall Street's expectations. Rather, guidance was the culprit.