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Hidden material suppliers poised to ride the AI chip surge
industries28 days ago

Hidden material suppliers poised to ride the AI chip surge

Investors seeking exposure to the AI chip boom beyond the marquee names can consider materials suppliers like Entegris and Qnity Electronics, which provide essential manufacturing inputs (CMP pads, slurry, TIMs, laminates) for chip production. As analog-chip recovery coincides with AI-driven demand for memory and processing, these companies’ materials and packaging offerings stand to benefit, supported by industry commentary on co-development with leading foundries and a growing memory supercycle—though the sector remains cyclical and faces longer‑term competitive and geopolitical risks.

via MarketWatch|
#analog-chips#artificial-intelligence#industries
Apple signals resilient margins as memory costs loom
industries29 days ago

Apple signals resilient margins as memory costs loom

Apple forecast gross margins of 48%–49% for the March quarter, above December’s 48.2% and the 47.3% consensus, aided by a favorable mix of high‑margin hardware and Services growth (a record $30 billion in the December quarter). Memory pricing is rising and could pinch margins, but Cook said Apple will look at a range of options to mitigate it. Strong iPhone momentum and the Services pull helped support margins, and the stock rose about 1% in after-hours trading.

via MarketWatch|
#aapl#apple-inc#gross-margins
ASML bookings soar as SK Hynix plans bold capex push
industries1 month ago

ASML bookings soar as SK Hynix plans bold capex push

ASML reported fourth-quarter bookings of €13.16 billion, up 86% and well above estimates, as AI-related demand boosted both memory and logic‑chip equipment. The Netherlands‑based company posted €2.89 billion profit on €9.72 billion in sales, guided 2026 sales to €34‑39 billion with a 51‑53% gross margin, and unveiled a buyback of up to €12 billion through 2028 plus a 17% dividend increase to €7.50 a share. In the same period SK Hynix signaled a substantial increase in capital expenditure after a 90% rise in Q4 profit and a 66% jump in revenue, driven by AI workloads and memory demand; both companies reflect a robust AI‑driven semiconductor cycle.

via MarketWatch|
#asml-holding#capital-expenditure#earnings
BitGo Opens 2026 with a Hot IPO Amid Crypto Market Slump
industries1 month ago

BitGo Opens 2026 with a Hot IPO Amid Crypto Market Slump

BitGo Holdings opened its NYSE debut about 25% higher after pricing 11.8 million shares at $18, valuing the company around $2.08 billion; the IPO raised roughly $198.5 million with Goldman Sachs and Citigroup leading the deal. BitGo, which provides wallets, validation, trading and custody for digital assets, arrived as the crypto market showed weakness (bitcoin trading below $90,000), signaling robust investor appetite for crypto infrastructure despite broader uncertainty. BitGo also stated it has regulatory approval to convert BitGo Trust Co. to a federally chartered bank for digital assets, underscoring regulatory clarity as Kraken and others eye IPOs.

via MarketWatch|
#bitgo#btgo#correction-please-ignore-the-extra-tag
United rides loyalty to another earnings beat and optimistic 2026 outlook
industries1 month ago

United rides loyalty to another earnings beat and optimistic 2026 outlook

United Airlines beat expectations for the 14th straight quarter as premium-fare revenue rose 9% and loyalty revenue climbed 10% in Q4, helping the company lift its 2026 guidance to the high end of forecasts. Management cited loyalty as a key driver of momentum, even as about $250 million in Q4 charges related to the government shutdown weighed on results. The strength in corporate travel and the loyalty strategy supported a positive earnings trajectory, and United’s shares rose in after-hours trading.

via MarketWatch|
#airlines#earnings-results#industries
Defense Dept backs L3Harris with $1B for pre-IPO missile-motors unit
industries1 month ago

Defense Dept backs L3Harris with $1B for pre-IPO missile-motors unit

The Defense Department invested $1 billion in L3Harris via convertible preferred securities that will convert into common stock in an IPO planned for the second half of 2026, creating a majority-owned missile-solutions unit with the government as an anchor investor but no board seats. The move aims to expand U.S. missile capacity, and L3Harris stock rose toward record closes amid a broader defense-focused rally, though congressional approval could be required for the government stake.

via MarketWatch|
#arsenal-of-freedom#defense-department#industries
"Uncovering the Paradox: Job Growth Surges Amidst Rising Layoffs"
economics2 years ago

"Uncovering the Paradox: Job Growth Surges Amidst Rising Layoffs"

Despite high-profile layoffs in sectors such as technology, finance, and media, the U.S. economy has seen robust job growth, with an average of 248,000 jobs added monthly over the past six months. Many companies that over-hired during the pandemic are now shedding jobs as the economy normalizes, leading to concentrated layoffs in specific industries. The economy continues to expand, and companies may be cutting jobs for various reasons, such as restructuring and recalculating demand. While high-profile job cuts make headlines, they do not significantly impact the vast U.S. economy, which continues to exhibit overall health in the job market.

via The Associated Press|
#economics#economy#employment
employment-trends2 years ago

Analyzing October's Jobs Report: Winners and Losers in Employment Trends

Some industries are experiencing growth in employment, while others are facing declines. Construction and healthcare sectors are seeing positive job growth, while manufacturing and information sectors are experiencing losses. The retail trade is under pressure from e-commerce operations, while leisure and hospitality are almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Government employment, particularly at the federal and local levels, has seen modest growth.

via WOLF STREET|
#employment#employment-trends#government
"Unlocking the Value: MBA Pay Across Occupations and Industries"
business2 years ago

"Unlocking the Value: MBA Pay Across Occupations and Industries"

MBA graduates from top business schools such as Harvard and Stanford can expect high starting salaries, with some earning over $200,000 in base and bonus during their first year. However, pay does not always align with school rankings, as graduates from lower-ranked schools like NYU Stern and Cornell can still earn competitive salaries. The choice of occupation also plays a role, with Stanford GSB graduates earning the highest starting packages in General Management and Finance, while Northwestern Kellogg is known for Marketing. Consulting offers the highest immediate payout, with many top programs offering starting salaries of $150,000 or more. The data on MBA pay by occupation and industry can help applicants understand which fields are emphasized by different schools and negotiate better salaries.

via Poets&Quants|
#business#business-school#industries
technology2 years ago

The Impact of AI on Industries and Transactional Drafting

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we work in three key industries: healthcare, finance, and retail. AI-powered tools are being used to improve efficiency, automate tasks, and provide better customer service. While some jobs may be replaced by automation, AI is also creating new opportunities for workers with specialized skills in data analysis and machine learning.

via Financial Times|
#ai#automation#efficiency
business2 years ago

May Jobs Report Surprises with Strong Hiring Numbers.

The US economy added 339,000 jobs in May, beating expectations, with broad-based job gains across different sectors. Professional and business services led the way, with the government sector hiring the second-largest number of employees. Health care and leisure and hospitality also saw substantial job gains. The unemployment rate climbed to 3.7% from 3.4%, but the duration of unemployment remains low, indicating that jobs remain plentiful. Only two sectors, manufacturing and information, shed jobs last month.

via Fox Business|
#business#hiring#industries