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My first inclination would be to go with a holding company like Berkshire Hathaway because it's invested in many other publicly traded companies. The company's focus on regional product fulfillment close to its end-customers is paying off...
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Amazon wants to dominate the three core layers of artificial intelligence: infrastructure, large language models, and software...
Continue ReadingRigetti Computing raised $12 million in Q3 but still reported a $17.3 million operating loss. See why I think IONQ is a potentially better investment than RGTI...
Continue ReadingMag 7 tech giants reported strong earnings results for Sept. quarter with stock valuations appearing stretched, suggesting a cautious approach. Read more here...
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Amazon's strategic move to release holiday film Red One in theaters before streaming on Prime Video aims to boost subscriber growth and maximize impact. See more...
Continue ReadingElon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI accusing the company of abandoning its non-profit mission was withdrawn in July, only to be revived in August. Now, in an amended complaint, the suit names new defendants including Microsoft, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, and former OpenAI board member and Microsoft VP Dee Templeton. The amended filing also adds new plaintiffs: Neuralink exec and ex-OpenAI board member Shivon Zilis and Musk's AI company, xAI. Musk was one of the original founders of OpenAI,...
Continue ReadingBarron’s interviewed more than a dozen senior executives across the world’s most important tech companies. Here’s why they remain bullish on the long-term opportunity for AI. Plus, the stocks to buy now...
Continue ReadingThere are long-term dividend investments with high yields and growth potential. Read about five selections for a dividend portfolio...
Continue ReadingNHTSA slaps Ford with $165M fine for failing to timely issue recall. GM's Cruise to pay $500,000 fine for false report on car crash. Hims & Hers cut to underperform over Amazon competition...
Continue ReadingOptions players are piling in to riskier bets across the U.S. stock market, supporting a rally that has come on the back of fading election worries and expectations of a Republican lock on power in Washington next year. Together, they have helped drive the S&P 500's gain of 3% since the Nov. 5 vote. "We've got this relief from this big risk," said Garrett DeSimone, head of quantitative research at OptionMetrics...
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