Tesla’s stock fell by 3.95% to £290.80, highlighting challenges amid declining sales and increasing competition. Elon Musk’s divided attention between various ventures and political
Tesla’s stock has plummeted 40% from its peak in late 2024, stirring investor anxiety amid declining European sales and internal challenges. A 50% drop
Nvidia’s dominance in the AI sector faces challenges as supply may begin to meet demand, prompting shifts in industry dynamics. Analyst Kinngai Chan predicts
Caesars Entertainment reported fourth-quarter 2024 earnings with sales of £2.80 billion, slightly missing the expected £2.83 billion. An unexpected increase in earnings per share
Unity reported a 25% drop in total revenue, with the Create Solutions branch down by 47%, signalling challenges ahead. Despite the financial hit, Unity
Nvidia partners with Nebius Group to enhance AI infrastructure, impacting data centres in Europe and the U.S. Nebius, previously linked to Yandex, now operates
Supermicro faces a crucial moment as its stock dropped 5% ahead of a significant financial update. Speculation surrounds Supermicro’s ambitious $40 billion revenue target
Boeing’s Chief Aerospace Safety Officer, Mike Delaney, is set to retire, marking a significant shift in the company’s focus on safety. Delaney is recognised
Tesla’s success story in the electric vehicle (EV) industry is notable, despite hurdles faced by many other startups. Lucid Group emerges as a potential
Palantir Technologies is celebrated for its data analytics software, enabling seamless transitions from data insights to operational success. Despite strong recent performance, analysts forecast
Palantir, a leader in data analytics, leverages its Gotham and Foundry platforms to cater to government and corporate giants, aiming for significant revenue growth
Nvidia has achieved significant growth with a £3 trillion market cap, driven by demand for its leading graphics processors, essential in the AI sector.
Palantir’s shares experienced a significant 10.1% drop amid concerns over CEO Alex Karp’s plan to sell $1.2 billion in stock. Potential defence budget cuts,
Meta Platforms’ stock dipped by 2% amid new European regulations affecting WhatsApp. WhatsApp, with 46.8 million monthly users, falls under the EU’s Digital Services