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Russ Cohen

Tesla Officially Launches the Cybercab — 2 Things Investors Need to Know

Key Points Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is on a roll when it comes to market-moving announcements. Last month, the EV maker announced the sale of 500 Tesla Semis to Swedish transportation company Einride AB (NASDAQ:ENRD), essentially tripling the truck’s lifetime volumes. The move signaled strength not only for Tesla’s emerging trucking platform, but also for its autonomous ...

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Tim Cook Grew Apple From a $350 Billion Company Into a Multi-Trillion-Dollar Giant Over Nearly 15 Years as CEO. Can John Ternus' Product-First Approach Extend That Compounding?

Key Points Tim Cook took over from Steve Jobs, filling the Apple founder’s large shoes very well. Cook is now handing the CEO job to John Ternus, but there are some important details to keep in mind this time around. 10 stocks we like better than Apple › The departure of Steve Jobs from Apple ...

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AI Infrastructure Demand Remains Red-Hot: HPE, AVGO, DELL Deliver

The AI trade remains alive and well, with Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE, Broadcom AVGO, and Dell Technologies DELL all recently posting strong quarterly results. AI infrastructure spending was the clear theme across all releases, with demand remaining robust for servers, networking, and custom accelerators. Still, market reactions have been mixed, indicating that expectations remain sky-high ...

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Microsoft's AI Datacenter Expansion: A Game Changer for the Stock?

Microsoft‘s MSFT aggressive datacenter expansion strategy presents both promise and pressure for investors evaluating the tech giant’s trajectory. The company’s first-quarter fiscal 2026 results revealed capital expenditures reaching $34.9 billion, substantially exceeding prior guidance, as management committed to increasing AI capacity by 80% this fiscal year and nearly doubling its datacenter footprint over the next ...

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Alibaba Is Selling $10.2 Billion of Stock to Fund AI. Alphabet and Intel Went First.

Key Points Alibaba priced an 80 billion Hong Kong dollar placement of 710 million new shares, with all net proceeds going into its full-stack AI capabilities, including expanded AI infrastructure. The sale ranks as 2026’s third-largest primary follow-on offering, behind Alphabet’s $84.75 billion equity program and Intel’s $20 billion sale. Alibaba’s free cash flow was ...