Check out the companies that make headlines in the midday deal. Intel – Stocks rose more than 2% after Reuters, citing two sources familiar with the matter, and reported that Chipmakers Nvidia and Broadcom are conducting manufacturing tests with Intel. Reuters said testing shows that both companies will move towards a manufacturing contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars with Intel. Chinese Automaker – U.S. electric car brand stocks follow its latest delivery report. Xpeng Slid shares are more than 4%, Nio is down more than 5%, while Li Auto is down more than 10%. NVIDIA – AI Chip Darling’s stock has dropped by more than 6%, marking a similar yield on nearly 4% at Friday’s meeting. The move comes later Sunday, when the Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese buyers are bypassing U.S. export controls to order the company’s Blackwell chips. Crypto Stocks – Stocks with rising Bitcoin prices were followed Monday by new details of US President Donald Trump providing the country with strategic crypto protection zones. Mara Holdings shares rose nearly 8%, while MicroStrategy and Coinbase rose more than 4% and nearly 2% respectively. SANDISK – Computer Technologies Inc. rose 3% after Morgan Stanley began reporting the stock with an overweight rating. The company expects a tough time for Sandisk in the near term, but the rate of upward rises soar as periodic drivers reverse. Allegro Microsystems – Bloomberg News, citing reports from people familiar with the matter, said chipmakers have attracted interest from semiconductors. Meanwhile, after reporting, it is about 0.5% higher on semiconductors. Appleovin – The mobile advertising company disclosed in regulatory filings that the stock soared more than 7%, saying $500 million of stock will be available for buybacks immediately. Capri Holdings – shares climbed more than 6% behind Bloomberg News and quoted people familiar with it and reported that Prada is closer to a deal with a deal for nearly 1.5 billion euros (about $1.6 billion) at $1.5 billion. Bloomberg said the deal could be closed this month. Chipotle Mexican Grill – Restaurant shares have risen more than 1% after Morgan Stanley’s weight upgrade. The investment firm said recent demand issues do not seem to reflect Chipotle’s structural problems, which could be a good entry point for investors to buy the stock, which has struggled so far in 2025 and has grown only 2% in the past 12 months. Aurora Innovation – Self-driving car technology stock rose 3% after Morgan Stanley started the stock with an overweight rating. As a catalyst, analyst Ravi Shanker noted that Aurora plans to launch the first commercial driverless operation between Dallas and Houston in April, which will further consolidate Aurora’s position as a key industry leader. Thor Industries – Thor Industries – The stock of entertainment vehicle manufacturers is nearly 3%, which stands out from neutral companies at Bank of America, thus increasing the number of competitors in the company and thus increasing the number of members of the company’s campaign. – CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Lisa Kailai Han, Pia Singh and Michelle Fox contributed the report.