Amazon Earnings Preview: AWS, Capital Spending and Margins Watched
Investors are closely watching Amazon's upcoming results for signals on cloud growth, heavy capital expenditure, and overall profit margins.
Investors are closely watching Amazon's upcoming results for signals on cloud growth, heavy capital expenditure, and overall profit margins.
Stocks fell broadly as Alphabet's weaker-than-expected revenue rekindled investor anxiety over massive artificial intelligence capital expenditures.
Luxfer Holdings posted weaker-than-expected results, with earnings per ADR missing estimates by $0.08 and revenue falling short of forecasts.
Microsoft beat expectations by delivering rapid revenue growth while keeping expenses under control, reassuring investors watching AI spending closely.
BXP Inc posted earnings that fell short of estimates while revenue exceeded expectations, delivering a mixed quarterly performance.
Anthropic tapped Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters for its upcoming IPO, a high-stakes role offering lucrative fees and prestige.
Debt financing for AI projects is growing costlier as bond markets grow skeptical of the sector's capital-spending surge.
General Motors is leaving the New York Stock Exchange for the Nasdaq in a historic shift after more than 100 years on the Big Board.
Elon Musk predicts a wave of AI company failures, warning that scores of infrastructure firms will be cut off from debt financing.
A major financing coalition is backing Broadcom's AI chip supply agreement with Anthropic, signaling surging institutional appetite for AI infrastructure investment.
Historical data going back to 1950 shows the S&P 500 averages a 15.5% gain in the nine months following midterm elections.
Investment firm Horizon Kinetics has purchased shares of Texas Pacific Land at $340, signaling continued institutional interest in the Texas land company.
More than a third of S&P 500 companies report earnings this week amid cautious and negative investor sentiment.
Volvo's stock dropped sharply after its CEO signaled that Western carmakers can no longer rely on old strategies to compete in China.
U.S. stocks closed lower, capping a volatile week on Wall Street marked by broad market uncertainty.