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OpenAI launched an ad-free shopping search feature within ChatGPT, offering users curated product suggestions to challenge Google's dominance in search and expand its AI-powered services.
A former Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) employee offers a brief primer on the enterprise AI company's products, pricing, and prospects over the next few years, particularly in defense and AI.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign the bipartisan "Take It Down Act," making it a federal crime to publish nonconsensual deepfake pornography and requiring swift removal by online platforms.
Meta Platforms and Microsoft will kick off a much-anticipated week of quarterly results from big tech firms with their reports rolling out after-market hours on Wednesday, April 30.
Anthony Scaramucci revealed he unknowingly turned a $1,200 Microsoft investment for his son in 1992 into nearly $300,000, highlighting the power of long-term investing and forgotten assets.
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Shares of exercise equipment company Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON)
jumped 6.4% in the pre-market session after Truist analysts upgraded the stock's rating from Hold to Buy, signaling renewed confidence in the company's turnaround efforts. In their note, the firm emphasized that more than three years after initially downgrading Peloton, they saw tangible improvements in the company's fundamentals.
Investors ditched worries, boosting ETFs like VanEck SMH (+13%) on chip stock rally, Virtus BBC (+7%) on biotech hope, Simplify TESL (+31%) on Musk's focus, Invesco SPHB (+11.5%) on risk appetite, iShares IBIT (+9.2%) on crypto optimism. Market sentiment received boost from easing US-China trade tensions and news of no Fed Chair firing. S&P 500 recovered 80% of its post-April 2 sell-off, but warning signs remain with slowing private sector growth, declining consumer sentiment, and rising inflation expectations. ServiceNow (+20%) and Northrop Grumman (-15%) had divergent earnings, while Tesla (+31%) surged on Musk's promise to focus on making EVs. This week's action will be crucial.
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Kirkland, WA - Gina Madeya, current Planning Commissioner and prominent real estate professional, has formally declared her candidacy for Kirkland City Council. Bringing over two decades of corporate leadership experience and knowledge of urban development, Madeya seeks to champion balanced growth initiatives that benefit all community members while preserving Kirkland's distinctive character.
Big Tech's earnings this week could serve as a confidence booster amidst tariff worries, with bullish demand trends for Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Apple.
The ongoing dispute in Louisiana over who should bear the cost of new power plants required for Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) $10 billion data center is heating up.
