Tesla stock rose Friday, despite little news about the company specifically. Shares of the electric vehicle maker were up 1.4% in early trading Friday at $182.49, while the and climbed 1% and 1.8%, respectively. Apple was helping the indexes.
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Trump Media fell again after regulators cleared the way for investors to exercise warrants, potentially flooding the market with millions of shares.
“Mark my words, Labour will raise your taxes – it’s in their DNA,” shouted Rishi Sunak at the first leaders’ election debate.
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CNN’s Matt Egan looks at how Trump media shares are in a free fall after sell-off this week.
Greenland’s massive rare earth deposit, acquired by a Nasdaq-listed company, could significantly reduce the West's dependence on China for critical minerals.
This FTSE 250 defence firm was founded by the MoD, has seen its order book and profits swell, and is still very undervalued. The post Is this FTSE 250 gem the next big thing in defence sector shares? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Our author says this FTSE 100 company is likely to keep on capitalising on the AI and data boom. But is it the right time for him to invest? The post Up 37.5% in just 12 months, I think this is one of the FTSE 100’s best investments appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Jon Smith discusses two of his favourite passive income shares in the banking and property sectors, both featuring yields above 6%. The post 2 super-cheap passive income shares I’m eyeing up right now appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Monetary Policy Committee decision means that there is no chance of a cut in borrowing costs before August
Britain’s debt burden hit its highest level since 1961 in May putting it within a hair’s breadth of the size of the entire economy.
SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son dumped his entire stake in Nvidia after a crypto downturn hurt sales to miners—now he wants to make good with a huge bet on artificial superintelligence.
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Elon Musk is taking an unusually transparent approach in giving details of what companies are helping to build computing infrastructure for his AI startup.
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One of the dominant forces on the S&P 500 (^GSPC) is Nvidia (NVDA). The tech giant has seen a record-breaking rally, but should investors continue to buy at its height? Theory Ventures General Partner Tomasz Tunguz joins for the latest edition of Good Buy or Goodbye to give insight into how investors should play the tech sector. Tunguz calls Microsoft (MSFT) a "good buy," citing a multi-billion dollar run rate business in AI, its leadership in enterprise AI, and ample room for growth given AI's limited penetration in Microsoft's customer base. However, Tunguz highlights Microsoft's fraying relationship with OpenAI as a key concern. Tunguz says "goodbye" to Nvidia, citing the rise of competition in the space. He warns that the company may need to diversify into software, which will be an uphill battle for the company moving forward. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
For at least four years, Oracle CEO Safra Catz and founder Larry Ellison have been telling investors that the enterprise software company’s business was about to leave behind a stretch of lackluster growth, thanks to a major push into cloud computing. Oracle has become a major player in both cloud computing and artificial intelligence, steadily adding marquee names to its list of cloud customers. In reporting financial results for the May quarter, for instance, Oracle announced new deals to provide cloud computing capacity to both OpenAI and its partner Microsoft, and to Google Cloud.
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