Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent months. The tech stock has quickly gone from a hot artificial intelligence (AI) play to becoming a risky investment that may not only get the boot from the S&P 500,

Super Micro Computer Inc.’s stock tumbled 7% Friday to lead S&P 500 decliners in the holiday-shortened session, capping a turbulent November for the stock.

On Monday, the company said that it had hired BDO as its public auditor, replacing Ernst & Young, which resigned in October after it raised concerns regarding the

Super Micro Computer (SMCI -6.93%), the AI server maker, has taken investors on a wild ride over the last three months. The company's troubles began with a short-seller report fro

There were various positive developments for Super Micro this week, beyond the news that the company has a new auditor.

Super Micro has engaged BDO as its auditor, replacing Ernst & Young, which resigned in October after it raised concerns regarding the company’s financial statements.

With no SEC filings, Super Micro Computer is now at risk of getting delisted from the Nasdaq exchange. The company has 180 days to file its annual report past the due date once it formulates a plan with the Nasdaq regulators. If it doesn't, the stock will get dropped from the exchange.

Key Takeaways U.S. equities headed to Friday's early close—and the conclusion of November trading—in positive territory as the post-election market optimism continued.Hasbro shares gained when Elon Musk suggested he might be interested in buying the toymaker.

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