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The commitment covers Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, and includes more than $400 million for subsea and terrestrial connectivity

The telecom company is partnering with IBM, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, and OpenAI to offer no-cost AI courses through community nonprofits

Tech stocks fell Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK)

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The tech giant is building out its regional presence across infrastructure, digital resilience, connectivity and AI workforce development.

BlackBerry (BB) sales over the past twelve months were roughly flat compared to a year earlier, yet its share price refused to sit still. So, does the valuation justify initiating a position, or should existing holders consider trimming gains? Part of the answer is clear: the stock price has outpaced sales growth. From here, future performance will largely hinge on execution across its software divisions business.

A court-authorized operation removed infrastructure, but compromised-account economics remain attractive to criminals.

Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation and its UK subsidiary Pilgrim’s Europe Finance PLC previously priced an offering of €500 million in 4.750% senior notes due 2034 to fund general corporate purposes, including the Walkers Deli & Sausage Company acquisition, with the sale restricted to qualified institutional and certain non‑US investors. This euro‑denominated debt issue highlights Pilgrim’s Pride’s willingness to use its balance sheet to support expansion in higher‑value prepared foods and European...

Meta is surging while Alphabet slides hard, yet Microsoft sits completely unmoved and the broad tech funds are barely lower. That three-way split points to something more specific than a sector selloff, and the fund figures tell a story the headlines are missing.

Amazon designs its own computer chips. That business may now be big enough to matter by itself. You probably picture Amazon as a giant store with a cloud arm. And you probably assume it buys its chips from someone else. Two things must be true for these chips to change how you see the stock. The first is size. The second is that owning the chips earns a return on the money Amazon is spending. Start with size.

The Nasdaq keeps hitting records while Microsoft stalls below a key price level, and the reason has nothing to do with the job cuts making headlines. Three forces are quietly squeezing the multiple on one of the most fundamentally sound businesses in tech.

One neocloud keeps earning repeat buys despite a GAAP operating loss, sky-high convertible debt, and three customers dominating its revenue. The reason sits inside a single contract detail that most investors scroll right past.

In recent days, partners including Marvell, Nokia, Causaly, Everforth and others have announced expanded collaborations that embed Microsoft Azure, Copilot and Fabric more deeply into financial services, telecom, life sciences and IT modernization workloads. Together with Microsoft’s latest dividend increase and fresh AI‑driven client wins, these moves reinforce how broadly the company’s cloud and AI platforms are being adopted across regulated, data‑intensive industries. Against this...

Adobe (ADBE) trades at about $238 a share. Options that expire in about a year, 361 days out, imply an expected trading range running from $152 to $373 under standard lognormal market-pricing assumptions. The floor sits about 36% below today's price and the ceiling about 56% above. If you own the stock, that spread is what you are carrying.

Adobe's Jet2 partnership expands its AI-powered customer-experience push as CX momentum strengthens amid rising competition.

Citizens Drops Bold $550 Target on Microsoft Stock Amid AI Push

AI agents that shop, book trips and transact could pressure Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:BKNG) and Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ:INTU) while benefiting Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) and Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), according to investing commentator Joseph Carlson. "Automation is not the biggest risk...

Several growth engines are beginning to line up again

The AI safety fight just reached its biggest global stage

Another round of cuts reveals where Microsoft is pulling back

Microsoft stock wavered Wednesday despite getting the latest in a series of upgrades and price-target hikes on Wall Street.

One Magnificent Seven stock is quietly building a case that its biggest gains still lie ahead, and the math behind a potential doubling of your investment by 2027 is harder to dismiss than you might expect.

Wall Street is booking record highs while Main Street workers, especially six-figure earners, are bracing for the worst job market anxiety in over a decade. The force driving that fear is reshaping where smart investors need to park their capital right now.

Snowflake (SNOW) stock has gained about 50% since late December 2025, against 13% for the S&P 500. Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet all trailed the index over the same stretch. So this was not the cloud trade lifting everything at once. One number inside Snowflake moved, and management has already said what it costs to keep it moving.

A different AI economics model is starting to take shape

Wall Street spent all year convinced AI would hollow out Salesforce's business model, and every time the stock dipped, one investor kept adding to the position anyway. Here is why the cash flow and buyback math convinced him the crowd had it exactly backwards.

Microsoft (MSFT) has returned about 33% over the past three months, though it is down 3.1% over the past twelve months. Near $500 a share, the stock carries a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of about 26.7 times adjusted earnings. Whether that multiple looks elevated or not, it is the wrong number to make the decision on, because the earnings analysts already expect are not in it.

The 8:30 Hosts Julie Hyman, Jake Conley, and Pras Subramanian break down the day's biggest headlines, including the AI trade sending the Nasdaq (^IXIC) higher, Meta's (META) Muse AI sparking fresh AI-disruption fears, and McDonald's (MCD) dipping 5% as the fast-food giant plans to invest $8.5 billion in restaurant upgrades and franchisee support through 2036.

When a president logs over a thousand trades in a single month and unloads shares in some of the world's biggest companies, the real story has nothing to do with investment conviction, and everything to do with a tax strategy most people misunderstand.

Microsoft upgraded, HubSpot initiated: Wall Street's top analyst calls