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IBM's Q2 results may get a lift from surging Software revenues, driven by watsonx.ai, acquisitions and new AI labs...
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The Invesco QQQ Trust came into Tuesday's session at its highest ever level as investors await earnings reports this week from major technology companies. Monitor these chart levels...
Continue ReadingUS stocks were mixed as investors prepared for earnings season to pick up steam, with Big Tech earnings ahead...
Continue ReadingOn Monday, Bank of America analysts raised their price target on Tesla stock to 341 from 305. Meanwhile, Piper Sandler analyst Alex Potter on Monday discussed what President Donald Trump's decision to cut several regulatory credits could mean for Tesla...
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Texas and Ohio sites move ahead independently...
Continue ReadingFormer U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich is warning that President Donald Trump's second-term deregulation agenda is shaping up to be a windfall for big corporations—and a disaster for everyday Americans. In a recent video, Reich argues that deregulation is simply a different version of trickle-down economics. "Where the financial gains go to the top, and nothing trickles down except risks and losses," he said. Regulations Aren’t The Enemy, Reich Says Reich pushed back on the common conservative...
Continue ReadingSimplilearn, a global leader in digital upskilling, announced a significant expansion of its free learning platform, SkillUP, with over 100 new Generative AI courses. This comprehensive library features cutting-edge programs on Agentic AI, cloud security, and specialized Gen AI certifications, developed in partnership with industry leaders such as Google, Microsoft, and Databricks...
Continue ReadingTuesday morning, Lockheed reported earnings per share of $1.46 from sales of $18.2 billion. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $6.41 from sales of $18.5 billion...
Continue ReadingTesla’s investment in the cryptocurrency soared in value in the second quarter, after a first-quarter drop...
Continue ReadingPublicSquare (PSQH) announced the successful integration and launch of Apple Pay (AAPL) and Google Pay (GOOGL) across its PSQ Payments platform. The company stated this strategic expansion enhances the platform’s capabilities and provides merchants with a seamless and secure mobile payment solution. PublicSquare Chairman and CEO Michael Seifert said the launch is a direct response to merchant feedback and will help merchants optimize their sales funnel for mobile consumers. Published first on Th...
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