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Investing.com -- Anthropic (NASDAQ:ANTP) is seeking shareholder approval for a dual-class share structure that would hand its seven co-founders majority voting control ahead of a highly anticipated initial public offering, according to a report from The Information. Under the proposed terms, Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei and his co-founding team would secure a combined 50.1% voting stake in most corporate matters, mirroring a collective-control framework famously deployed by Palantir Tech

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) has become one of the most closely watched AI software companies over the last few years. As a result, it is not exactly cheap. Its enormous valuation raises a fundamental question: Does Palantir have an economic moat strong enough to protect its growth? The company trades at about 82.6x forward earnings, […]

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McKinsey anticipates that sovereign AI could capture up to 40% of future artificial intelligence spending through 2030.

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Palantir is posting revenue growth that most software companies only dream about, while somehow staying GAAP-profitable, but the valuation number sitting above it all raises a question that every serious investor needs to answer before buying.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) stock has climbed 10.0% over the last five trading days, while the S&P 500 rose 2.0%. A run like that invites you to chase it. But one week is not the question. The question is what Palantir does to your money when the market moves, because it travels further than the index both ways and further still on the way down.

Palantir trades at a much richer valuation than Salesforce, but only one pays you to hold it. Here's how growth, margins, and payouts stack up.

New contracts and expanding government work are adding to the momentum behind Palantir's sharp stock rally.

The recent rally in software stocks has been a tailwind for Palantir, and investors shouldn't rule out more upside over the next couple of years.

Palantir is growing at an impressive rate, but Wall Street doesn't think it can keep it up.

UBS analyst Karl Keirstead just put a $250 price target on Palantir stock.

Ondas acquired three defense businesses for $56 million upfront, with up to $32 million in earnouts.

Palantir’s government boom just hit a political roadblock

Palantir Technologies Inc. stock tops $190 for the first time in nearly a year. Here are the three key catalysts.

Silicon Valley is having an unusual moment, and Palantir’s CEO has something to say about it.

Regulators are rewriting the rulebook, companies are scrambling to adjust and market reactions are uneven enough to create both opportunity and risk. That mix can reward investors who position early and avoid the wrong exposure. This article walks through three large cap stocks flagged by our Global Large-Cap Multi-Sector ETFs screener that appear closely tied to the latest policy shifts, and explains why their stories deserve a closer look right now. The stocks covered below are only a...

Ex-Labour deputy Tom Watson joins Palantir as the firm eyes UK growth, sparking political backlash amid a blockbuster year for Palantir stock.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) stock jumped 3% Wednesday after Rosenblatt argued the Federal Aviation Administration’s new AI rollout could still benefit the company, even though Palantir lost the $875 million modernization deal tied to it. Rosenblatt analyst John McPeake reiterated...

The FAA's new AI flight-management system gives Palantir another potential avenue to expand its government business.

Up 76% in 3 months, can Palantir stock keep powering higher?

One pillar of the semiconductor rally is coming under scrutiny

The famed investor added to bearish positions on Micron and other semiconductor stocks because he believes prices for AI chips will drop soon.

Michael Burry has expanded his short positions in Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MU), Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE:PLTR), Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) and the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX), deepening his bearish bets against parts of the artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor...

Michael Burry just disclosed short positions in Palantir, Nebius, and Micron, but the market is not reading his trade as a single unified bet, and at least one of his targets is moving in the wrong direction for him this morning.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is known for selling software to governments. Its fastest growth now comes from American companies. U.S. commercial revenue is what those American companies pay Palantir. That line reached $764 million in the latest quarter. It grew 149% from a year earlier. So what are American companies buying.

Palantir stock is slightly higher this year even as business growth accelerates. The FAA’s AI air traffic control system could be another revenue growth opportunity.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc (NYSE:CMG) spent this summer doing damage control, including removing affected jalapeños from restaurants after they were linked to a salmonella outbreak, while the broader restaurant industry faced a cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce, and navigating a landscape that’s seen over 12,800 illnesses caused by foodborne outbreaks in the US. Now […]