New Tech Tariff Uncertainty Puts Spotlight On Western Digital
Western Digital stock rose Friday morning as potential semiconductor tariffs on laptops and servers sparked fresh supply chain concerns.
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The Storage Squeeze: Why Western Digital Smashed Through 52-Week Highs in Blistering AI Rerating
Western Digital is rallying as Morgan Stanley raises its target to $650, citing a 30% explosion in enterprise data storage demand.
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