The good times may not last as the dynamic between AI firms and utility companies draws bipartisan scrutiny.
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The Heavy Assets, Low Obsolescence trend is hanging over Wall Street.
Qualcomm predicted lower sales this quarter than Wall Street expected, thanks to a widespread chip shortage.
AI tools can take care of a lot of the prep and post-work for meetings, allowing for better, more thoughtful dialogues between advisors and clients.
Shares of legal data service provider Thomson Reuters fell roughly 16% on Tuesday, while shares of LexisNexis parent company RELX fell 14%.
Large language models are not only reshaping recruiting and hiring methods but also how workers approach retirement savings and planning.
The technology isn’t just reshaping workflows, it’s redefining the industry itself.
After a take-private deal in 2024, the company recently announced a $1 billion spending spree to supercharge growth.
Nearly half of Americans say AI beats everyone they know regarding financial guidance, according to a new survey.
Sandisk split off from data storage firm Western Digital to list independently in February last year just in time for the boom.
The foundry behind Nvidia’s and Apple’s chips predicted Thursday its capital spending would swell at least 27% this year.
Come January 28, the Federal Reserve has to decide what the state of the labor market means for monetary policy.
US factory activity contracted for the tenth straight month in December, according to the latest Institute for Supply Management survey.
Despite a recent pickup in dealmaking, the industry is sitting on a backlog of at least 31,000 companies valued at $3.7 trillion.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week pressuring states to drop efforts to regulate AI on their own.
The Chinese government has discouraged companies and government-funded data centers from buying Nvidia’s chips.