Alibaba’s reported ban on Anthropic’s Claude Code looks, on the surface, like an IT decision at a company. It’s probably bigger than that. A Chinese tech giant has warned staff not to use Anthropic’s AI Read more…
Apple’s Tim Cook sounded the price increase alarm in June. “Unfortunately, price increases are unavoidable,” he told The Wall Street Journal. “We’re doing everything we can to mitigate the huge increases being passed on to Read more…
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index just had its best quarter on record. The S&P 500 just wrapped its strongest quarter in six years. Two months ago, traders were tracking a war in the Middle East and Read more…
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Most people have never heard of Bending Spoons. But plenty of them use its products every day. The company owns Evernote, WeTransfer, Vimeo, Eventbrite, AOL, and StreamYard, among more than 50 businesses acquired since 2013. Read more…
Coca-Cola (KO) just gave its fans something new, but it’s not making it easy to get. The beverage giant just rolled out five new flavors, doubling down on a strategy that looks far from being Read more…
AI chip stocks have been the defining trade of 2026. Memory makers in particular have handed investors gains that most people only dream about. Now, Morningstar (MORN), one of Wall Street‘s most respected research houses, Read more…
Southwest Airlines built its business on being an airline that allowed its employees, even encouraged them, to have personality. Before it dropped its in-flight magazine during the COVID pandemic, that publication had a section featuring Read more…
NZD/CHF remains locked in a tight range as traders await the next monetary policy catalyst. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand heads into Wednesday’s meeting on shaky ground. After May’s 3-3 split was resolved by Read more…
The ISM Services index slipped 0.5 points from 54.5 in May to 54.0 in June, remaining in expansionary territory for a 24th consecutive month. Demand moderated but stayed healthy, with the new orders index falling Read more…