Chipmaker’s quarterly earnings surpassed Wall Street’s expectations every quarter for multiple years now
Nvidia released its quarterly earnings on Wednesday, with the chipmaker revealing higher than e…
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Nvidia rallies on robust earnings powered by AI investment boom ⊕
Chips giant beats Wall Street’s expectations as it surpasses $200bn in annual revenue for the first time
Salesforce posts mixed earnings amid AI anxiety ○
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Software group projects revenue could be short of Wall Street’s expectations
Top earners are more afraid for their employment than lower income as AI threat increases ○
The prospect of being replaced by artificial intelligence is helping to scare higher-income workers.
Defence and AI spending sends global debt to record $348tn ○
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Last year’s $28.8tn increase was largely fuelled by government investment, according to the Institute of International Finance
Taser-maker Axon pops 18% as AI boosts demand for its software tools ⊕
CEO Rick Smith noted the impact of AI and said Axon is at a "moment unlike anything" he has seen since starting the company.
Why Xbox’s corporate shake-up matters for everyone who plays games ⊕
With its longtime figureheads stepping aside, Microsoft’s gaming division faces a pivotal moment, raising questions about whether it can still balance creative ambition with corporate strategy …
2026 CNBC Changemakers: Women leaders who defied the odds to reach the highest levels of success ⊕⊕
The 2026 CNBC Changemakers are women defying the odds to reach the highest levels of success in fields from AI to healthcare, retail, sports and entertainment.
Jim Cramer's simple framework for identifying winners in a market fearful of AI disruption ⊖
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors should be able to answer this question about stocks they own in this market.
The global M&A boom is rolling into 2026 as AI sparks deal frenzy — but cash is getting tight ○
Markets are betting that the global M&A surge has not yet finished, as Wall Street recovered its appetite for large-scale financings.