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Nintendo Switch becomes Nintendo’s all-time sales leader
technology22 days ago

Nintendo Switch becomes Nintendo’s all-time sales leader

Nintendo’s Switch has become the company’s best‑selling console with over 155 million units sold since its 2017 launch, surpassing the DS and second only to PlayStation 2. Shares fell about 11% on investor concerns over software sales and memory-chip prices, even as the Switch 2 started strong with 17 million units sold by year‑end 2025. Analysts credit a strong lineup of first‑party games and the handheld form factor for Switch’s success, though higher memory costs and broader economic factors could temper future profits.

Will the AI Boom Burst Like Past Bubbles?
finance1 month ago

Will the AI Boom Burst Like Past Bubbles?

The article examines whether the current AI-driven stock market rally resembles a bubble, comparing it to past market bubbles and analyzing factors like valuation, concentration, fundamentals, and investor scrutiny. While some indicators suggest overvaluation and high concentration in tech stocks, historical context and company fundamentals imply that a crash isn't imminent, though increased scrutiny remains a healthy check on potential risks.

Nvidia's AI Deals and Stock Outlook Spark Investor Interest
business2 months ago

Nvidia's AI Deals and Stock Outlook Spark Investor Interest

Nvidia, a leading AI chipmaker valued at over $4tn, faces investor scrutiny over its complex and circular deals with AI companies like OpenAI, which resemble vendor financing and raise concerns about sustainability and transparency, especially amid large government and international partnerships. While Nvidia denies similarities to Enron or Lucent, analysts warn that reliance on such financing structures could pose risks if AI growth slows, potentially impacting its financial stability and global economic influence.

Experts Warn of AI Stock Market Bubble Amid Growing Concerns
finance4 months ago

Experts Warn of AI Stock Market Bubble Amid Growing Concerns

Enthusiasm for AI has driven the stock market to record highs, with concerns mounting about a potential bubble due to high valuations, market concentration, and circular financing, although some analysts note that current profits from mega-cap tech companies differentiate this rally from the dot-com bubble. Experts warn of risks if AI expectations falter, and the market's heavy reliance on a few big tech stocks raises vulnerability to a downturn.

Tesla Investor Questions Musk's Politics and Business Impact
business5 months ago

Tesla Investor Questions Musk's Politics and Business Impact

An investor and climate advocate has proposed that Tesla adopt a policy of political neutrality to prevent political statements by its leaders from affecting the company's reputation and sales, especially amid concerns about Elon Musk's political activities. The Tesla board opposes the proposal, citing enforcement challenges, while many retail investors are increasingly questioning Musk's political involvement and its impact on Tesla's market performance, particularly in politically sensitive regions like California.

U.S. Stock Market Rally Masks Growing Disparities and Risks
finance1 year ago

U.S. Stock Market Rally Masks Growing Disparities and Risks

The U.S. stock market is experiencing a rare and concerning phenomenon known as 'bad breadth,' where more stocks are falling than rising despite the S&P 500's continued climb. This situation, not seen in over 20 years, is reminiscent of the period around September 11, 2001. While megacap technology stocks are currently offsetting broader market weakness, the narrow market breadth is causing investor anxiety. Historically, such weak breadth has coincided with significant market downturns, raising concerns about potential future declines.

"Odysseus Moon Lander Tipping Concerns: Updates and Photos Expected Soon"
finance2 years ago

"Odysseus Moon Lander Tipping Concerns: Updates and Photos Expected Soon"

Intuitive Machines Inc. shares plummeted in premarket trading after the company revealed that its moon lander likely touched down on its side, causing heavy investor interest and a more than 25% drop in stock value. The landing, initially celebrated as a milestone, was later corrected by the company due to faulty data. Despite recent excitement over the mission, the stock had seen significant gains this year but lost about three-fourths of its value over the course of 2023.

"Disney's Earnings Day: Navigating Proxy Battles and Streaming Deals"
business2 years ago

"Disney's Earnings Day: Navigating Proxy Battles and Streaming Deals"

The Walt Disney Company is set to report its fiscal first-quarter results, addressing investor concerns over streaming losses and its slumping share price. Analysts expect earnings per share of 99 cents and revenue of $23.64 billion. The board is facing renewed pressure from activist investor Nelson Peltz, who is pushing for a shake-up and citing the company's stock plunge and disappointing studio content. CEO Bob Iger has vowed to rely less on sequels and more on fresh, quality films, but the impact may not be seen until 2025 or 2026 due to production timelines. Disney's new financial reporting structure segments the company into three divisions: entertainment, sports, and experiences.

Oracle's Disappointing Sales and Revenue Results Cause Stock Slide
technology2 years ago

Oracle's Disappointing Sales and Revenue Results Cause Stock Slide

Oracle Corp. reported disappointing sales growth in its cloud computing business, with cloud revenue rising 25% in the latest quarter, compared to a 30% gain in the previous quarter. This slowdown has raised concerns among investors about Oracle's ability to compete in the competitive cloud market. The company remains optimistic, citing strong customer demand.

Oracle's Sales Slump Continues, Prompting Downgrade and Stock Slide
technology2 years ago

Oracle's Sales Slump Continues, Prompting Downgrade and Stock Slide

Oracle reported slowing sales growth in its cloud computing business, causing investor concerns about its ability to compete in the market. Cloud revenue rose 25% in the quarter, marking the second consecutive quarter of slowing growth. The company is focused on expanding its cloud infrastructure business to compete with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. While Oracle executives remain optimistic about the business, investors are waiting to see improvement. The availability of graphics processors used in data centers will also impact future gains. Oracle's shares fell about 8% in extended trading following the announcement.