Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is giving Wall Street a familiar problem. Investors admire the company’s stance on artificial intelligence, government software, national security, and enterprise automation. They also ask how much they should pay for that growth. That tension has haunted Palantir for years. Bulls see a company that can assist governments and companies in applying […]

Luxury brands are typically considered recession-resistant. Yet recent store closures suggest that luxury is not always enough to keep a business afloat amid shifting consumer habits and economic challenges.  McKinsey & Company reveals an important shift in consumer behavior: Emotional connection is now a top driver of purchasing decisions, ahead of traditional luxury markers such

Morgan Stanley is taking another look at a 93-year-old equipment company that is trying to appear less like an old-line machinery stock. The company is Terex (TEX), the industrial equipment maker whose roots go back to the founding of the Euclid Company in 1933. Morgan Stanley reiterated its Overweight rating on Terex after an investor

Oil was at $107 a barrel in May. Tankers were sailing thousands of miles out of their way. Refiners in Asia were bidding up whatever crude they could find that did not have to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. None of that is true anymore. Brent settled near $68 on July 6. The Strait

Tesla (TSLA) finally gave investors a delivery rebound. But BYD nevertheless claimed the crown back. That’s the painful part of the new worldwide electric-vehicle numbers. Tesla produced 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter, easily beating Wall Street estimates and indicating demand had bounced back after a slow first quarter. Tesla produced 451,758 vehicles and installed

Transcript: Caroline Woods:Kicking off a new week with the big question how much runway does this bull market have left? Darius Dale is founder and CEO of 42 macro and joins us now. Darius, great to have you on. Darius Dale:It’s a pleasure to be here. Thanks for having me, Caroline, and happy to give

Nvidia (NVDA) investors were more or less expecting another clean step forward in the AI upgrade cycle. Rubin was expected to continue pushing the roadmap ahead, customers would keep chasing capacity, and rivals would remain stuck trying to close an insurmountable lead. That confidence, though, has a new wrinkle. A reported delay linked to Nvidia’s

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Apple’s Tim Cook sounded the price increase alarm in June. “Unfortunately, price increases are unavoidable,” he told The Wall Street Journal. “We’re doing everything we can to mitigate the huge increases being passed on to us.” The problem is a global shortage of memory chips. These components, known as DRAM (memory) and NAND (storage), are

Most people have never heard of Bending Spoons. But plenty of them use its products every day. The company owns Evernote, WeTransfer, Vimeo, Eventbrite, AOL, and StreamYard, among more than 50 businesses acquired since 2013. Last week, Bending Spoons (BSP) went public and laid out an ambitious roadmap. It wants to keep acquiring digital companies