The Nasdaq 100 Technology Index .NDXT was little changed at
9,185.0 points, hovering near a two-year high ahead of the U.S.
Federal Reserve's much-anticipated monetary policy decision.
The gains were largely in line with the broader markets,
with the benchmark S&P 500 .SPX up 0.1%
TOP TECH NEWS
** Tesla TSLA.O down 2.9% at $230 - Recalls just over 2
million vehicles in the United States fitted with its Autopilot
advanced driver-assistance system to install new safeguards,
after a safety regulator said the system posed safety concerns
** Alphabet GOOGL.O down 0.3% at $132.14 - Says it is
making a version of its most advanced artificial intelligence
model called Gemini, available to developers immediately as well
as reducing costs
** Walt Disney DIS.N up 0.4% at $91.43 - Entertainment
company and Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance
Industries RELI.NS are discussing a plan to hold next-stage
talks about their India media business merger in London next
week, two people familiar with the matter said
TECH STOCKS TO WATCH
** Adobe Inc ADBE.O down 2.0% at $621.20 - Co reports
fourth-quarter earnings after markets close on Wednesday
** Take-Two Interactive Software TTWO.O up 3.0% at $161.79
- Co to be included in the Nasdaq 100 index, likely boosting its
visibility and appeal to investors
** Roblox RBLX.O 1.2% at $42.56 - Wells Fargo starts
coverage with 'overweight' rating as it expects its recent
expansion into the ad business becoming a significant earnings
stream over time
#MEMEWATCH - TOP TRENDING, ACCORDING TO STOCKTWITS.COM
** Broadcom AVGO.O up 1.3% at $1,085.46 - An investor's
post on X suggests the stock has generated the highest return
relative to the other investments since its inclusion in their
portfolio
** Twilio TWLO.N down 0.2% at $71.01 - Posts on X point to
media report company has hired Qatalyst to advise on defense
against activist investor group
** Netflix NFLX.O up 2.1% at $473 - Co says it will have
86 games available by the end of the year, and have nearly 90
more games in development
(Reporting by Sruthi Shankar and Medha Singh in Bengaluru)
((sruthi.shankar@thomsonreuters.com;))