IBM on Monday said it has acquired Hakkoda, a data and AI consultancy based in New York. The acquisition would "further expand" IBM's ability to bring consultants and AI to clients, particularly customers in industries like financial services, public sector, and healthcare and life sciences, said Mohamad Ali, SVP and head of IBM's consulting business, in a statement. "With Hakkoda's data expertise, deep technology partnerships, and asset-centric delivery model, IBM will be even better-positioned...
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Continue ReadingBrad Smith and Madison Mills take a closer look at some of the trending tickers on Yahoo Finance in premarket trading on Morning Brief. Tesla (TSLA) shares fall after longtime bull, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, cut his price target to $315 from $550, citing China tariffs and softer demand. Apple (AAPL) stock is on the decline after the Wedbush analyst also lowered his Apple price target to $250 from $325 due to the impact of tariffs. Spirit Airlines (SAVEQ) CEO Ted Christie steps down after the company exited bankruptcy protection as part of a private deal. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Morning Brief here...
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Continue ReadingDan Ives, a renowned analyst at investment bank Wedbush Securities, cut his price target on Tesla (TSLA) today to $315 from $550, Schwab Network reported. However, Ives did keep an Outperform rating on the name. Why Ives Sharply Lowered His Price Target President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which Ives called “economic…Armageddon,” will create “a double whammy” […]...
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