Wall Street finished higher Wednesday despite worries over European gas supplies, with many now focused on Tesla's second quarter earnings after the close of trading.

Stock futures edge higher on fading recession bets; Netflix surges on smaller subscriber exodus, Q2 earnings beat; Tesla Q2 earnings in focus following delivery slump, bitcoin collapse; ASML outlook clouds chip sector as demand remains uncertain and Gas prices fall below $4.5 per gallon, lowest since early May.

Semiconductor stocks have struggled in recent months, with the PHLX Semiconductor index slumping 31% year to date.

With real Treasury bond yields turning positive for the first time in two years, investors are now re-assessing their appetite for stocks amid a mixed first quarter earnings season.

Stock futures mixed as Treasury yields rise, earnings underwhelm; Netflix shares pummeled as subscriber exodus prompts advertising re-think; IBM shares rise after solid earnings, robust cloud revenue outlook; Tesla earnings on deck with margins, outlook in focus and Twitter shares jump as Elon Musk drops another 'tender' hint.

A semiconductor shortage has hit the economy hard during the pandemic, but some chip companies remain strong.

Stock futures move lower as Russia-Ukraine crisis simmers; Walmart earnings on deck with price rises, wage costs in focus; Nvidia shares slip lower as crypto concern clouds gaming sales strength; Applied Materials shares leap on Q1 earnings beat, chip sector outlook and DoorDash shares soar on Q4 sales beat, post-Covid outlook.

Chip equipment makers seen prospering amid ongoing shortages.

Stocks end lower Wednesday as Wall Street reacts to better-than-expected earnings reports and rising Treasury yields.

The takeover of the budget airline raises a key question for consumers.

Nvidia provided negative news on Monday and Micron followed up with more on Tuesday. Here's the trade.

Retailing giant Walmart wants to ensure its customers can get what they're looking for, however they want to buy it.