DraftKings shares climbed sharply following the announcement of a new partnership with ESPN, stepping into the space previously held by Penn Entertainment. The collaboration is expected to strengthen DraftKings’ position in the sports betting market.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin prices slipped slightly to around $102,000 as investors showed caution amid ongoing concerns about global risk appetite and market volatility.
In Washington, Supreme Court oral arguments were seen as unfavorable to President Trump’s proposed levies, according to Wolfe Research analysts.
Elsewhere in the tech sector, AI-driven stock selections demonstrated early success, with several picks rising more than 20 percent within the first week of November. Additionally, Marvell Technology’s shares spiked following reports that SoftBank had discussed a potential acquisition.
Wolfe Research described the Supreme Court session as “negative” for Trump’s levies.
DraftKings surged on its ESPN alliance as crypto dipped, Trump faced legal headwinds, and AI-driven stock picks outperformed early in November.