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For Nvidia (NVDA) , this has been the best of years. The company, led by Jensen Huang, makes the graphic processing chips that are the foundation of artificial intelligence, and everyone wants a piece of the company.

Sherwin-Williams (NYSE:SHW) on Monday rose as much as 7.1% to become one of the day's biggest large-cap gainers as investors prepare for the addition of the maker of paints and coatings to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA).

The ins and outs of membership in the 30-company group that represents success across industries and reflects stock market conditions.

In a major overhaul of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P Dow Jones Indices says that Nvidia ( NVDA, Financial) will replace Intel ( INTC, Financial) in the 30-company index from November 8. This change will end Intel's quarter-century stint on the Dow and show Nvidia's mostly unrivaled market relevance alongside giants like Microsoft ( MSFT,

Intel will be replaced by Nvidia on the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average index after a 25-year run, underscoring the shift in the chipmaking market and marking another setback for the struggling semiconductor firm.

Chip giant Nvidia will join the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the iconic Wall Street index announced Friday, underscoring the importance of artificial intelligence in the US economy.

The addition of Nvidia to the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a notable milestone, suggesting a more stable outlook for the AI chipmaker in its continued rise and increasing prominence in the tech sector.