Atlassian (TEAM) reports quarterly earnings Thursday, with investors watching for signs of resilience in its core business and cloud transition progress as software stocks face broad pressure.
Flowserve Corporation prepares to release its fourth-quarter financial results, with analysts projecting revenue growth and improved earnings per share, as the fluid handling sector shows broad strength.
As MicroStrategy prepares to report Q4 results, all eyes are on its massive Bitcoin holdings and their impact on the balance sheet, while its traditional analytics software business faces muted growth expectations.
Nintendo's shares tumbled sharply on Wednesday, erasing recent gains as investor confidence wanes over the new console's software pipeline and component cost pressures, despite strong initial holiday sales.
At a recent industry conference, Google's AI infrastructure lead detailed the rapid ascent of the Gemini model family and outlined the monumental infrastructure challenges ahead. In a wide-ranging discussion, he positioned specialized hardware, cross-stack collaboration, and even speculative space-based computing as critical to sustaining the AI boom, while cautioning that efficiency gains alone won't keep pace with exploding demand.
Take-Two Interactive Software's fair value estimate sees a modest upward revision, driven by adjusted discount rates and slightly improved growth projections. Analysts are factoring in potential efficiency gains from generative AI and strong engagement signals from recent Grand Theft Auto Online updates.
Ford Motor Company has firmly denied a Financial Times report claiming it held exploratory talks with Chinese tech giant Xiaomi about a potential joint venture to produce electric vehicles in the United States, as geopolitical tensions cast a shadow over cross-industry collaboration.
Telecom software leader Amdocs reported fourth-quarter results aligning with Wall Street revenue projections, while earnings slightly exceeded expectations. The company highlighted a renewed multi-year pact with T-Mobile and the strategic acquisition of Matrixx Software as it pushes its 'agentic' AI operating system for the telecom sector.
A wave of selling hit technology and data-focused stocks Tuesday, fueled by investor concerns that new AI agents could disrupt legacy software businesses. The Nasdaq fell sharply as bitcoin extended recent losses, signaling a broader retreat from risk.
A major Subway operator with 43 locations has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, highlighting the intense pressure on franchisees as consumer definitions of 'value' shift away from pure low price.
While major brands dominate tax season marketing, a lesser-known platform is gaining traction by offering the same final IRS outcome for complex returns at nearly 92% lower cost, challenging the notion that robust tax software must come with a premium price tag.
Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO has achieved a significant milestone by delivering its one-millionth vehicle, reporting a near-doubling of January sales year-over-year. The company is simultaneously accelerating its global footprint with new market entries in Central Asia and Europe, while rolling out major software upgrades to its existing fleet. This multi-front expansion comes as the global EV sector grapples with intensifying competition and shifting regulatory landscapes.
From electric cars and space rockets to social media and brain chips, Elon Musk's ambitions are as vast as his wealth. As he consolidates his empire and wades deeper into political waters, we examine the man behind the headlines—a figure of monumental achievement, relentless controversy, and unparalleled influence.
Nutanix faces a pivotal moment as analyst downgrades, citing slowing growth and murky visibility, clash with lingering bullish sentiment. The divide underscores a critical debate on the predictability of the hybrid cloud software leader's trajectory.
In its first Super Bowl ad, HR and IT platform Rippling taps comedian Tim Robinson to dramatize how fragmented software can derail business ambitions, launching a new brand campaign aimed at mainstream audiences.
Adobe's board has approved a new, performance-driven compensation plan for top executives, linking pay more closely to stock performance and revenue growth. The move comes as Goldman Sachs downgrades the software giant's stock, citing valuation concerns.
As the artificial intelligence boom enters a new phase of enterprise deployment, investors are looking beyond pure software to the foundational hardware layer. We analyze three key companies powering the AI revolution and why their roles may offer a compelling, lower-risk investment thesis this February.
Adobe's stock outlook softens as multiple analysts adjust ratings and price targets, citing increased competition in creative software and a lack of near-term catalysts, despite its strong market position.
As borrowing costs surge and U.S. bank lending tightens, Oracle is reportedly considering cutting tens of thousands of jobs to free up cash for its capital-intensive AI data center build-out, with potential ripple effects across the cloud industry.
As major indices flirt with record highs, a closer look reveals specific high-growth tech names leveraging innovation to navigate market volatility. We examine three companies—from real estate software to optical manufacturing—positioning for sustained expansion.
