- Big Tech’s data center expansion efforts are spurring rate hikes for consumers. They don’t have to stand for it.
- Gold is newly attractive now that speculative fever has broken — but stocks are still overheated.
- They don’t exist. They never did. The numbers that Musk and Trump implied were evidence of massive fraud were merely database errors.
- “I’m concerned that my parents are going to strike me from any will.”
- Arm says its rising revenue allows it to spend up on research and development that helps meet growing customer demand.
- AMC beats revenue expectations despite demand softness — and says it wants to work more with NetflixAMC Entertainment’s third-quarter revenue topped Wall Street expectations despite “softening” demand from moviegoers, the company said Wednesday.
- The 0.001% as an avatar for political polarization makes sense when you look at the world that tech billionaires have helped create.
- Robinhood reported third-quarter earnings late Wednesday, posting revenue that doubled year on year to $1.27 billion, and profit of 61 cents a share, up 259% compared with last year.
- The chip company’s results were upbeat when excluding the charge, with its CEO cheering strong business momentum and new opportunities in data centers
- Major U.S. stock indexes were still trading within a few percentage points of record territory on Wednesday, despite some mild weakness seen over the past week or so.