Why Is Applied Digital Stock Surging on Tuesday?
Applied Digital Corporation (NASDAQ: APLD) stock moved higher Tuesday as tech led market gains and data center operators pushed back against AI demand concerns.
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Earnings Volatility Watch: A Gold Miner Is Priced to Swing the Most This Week
Micron's blowout is done. Novagold, Applied Digital, Levi Strauss, Delta, Constellation Brands and PepsiCo carry the week's top implied earnings moves.
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