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Tuesday 3 November

Monday 2 November

Blackstone’s Gray sees more AI equity fundraising ahead from major tech firms

AI-generated summary Blackstone President Jon Gray announced that major technology companies will need more equity fundraising to keep pace with the growth of the artificial intelligence industry. This shift toward equity funding helps companies maintain their investments without overloading their balance sheets, though it adds new stock supply and potential dilution for existing holders.

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Palantir beats Q3 estimates, lifts 2026 revenue outlook to around $8.5 billion

AI-generated summary Palantir releases its third-quarter financial results, beating analyst expectations across every major line and lifting its full-year revenue outlook to around $8.53 billion. Palantir says it expects fourth-quarter revenue of about $2.65 billion while raising full-year adjusted operating income guidance to about $5.25 billion.

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Chip stocks are suffering from a ‘crisis of confidence’ — but things aren’t as gloomy as they seem

AI-generated summary Intel released a recent earnings report that showed strong performance for its data-center and AI business despite an overall stock decline. Rasgon says earnings reports from major cloud-services providers support the idea that the artificial-intelligence trade has more room to run.

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Wall Street opens higher, rebounding after last week’s rout in AI trade By Investing.com

AI-generated summary Investing.com reports that Wall Street opened higher on Monday as U.S. stocks rebounded following last week's bruising sell-off in the artificial intelligence trade. The benchmark S&P 500 added 0.5 percent while investors looked ahead to upcoming quarterly results from Apple and the U.S. midterm elections.

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Sunday 1 November

Anthropic’s potential $2 trillion IPO could turn staff into millionaires

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AI-generated summary According to reports, Anthropic is rumored to be targeting a potential initial public offering at a valuation between $1.5 trillion and $2 trillion. The blockbuster market debut could turn its thousands of employees into millionaires while creating potential concerns about employee retention and mission focus.

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Friday 30 October

Big Tech’s $750 Billion AI Bet Collides With Slowing Core Growth

AI-generated summary According to Bloomberg, Big Tech investments totaling 750 billion dollars are reportedly colliding with slowing core growth. Financial analysts are evaluating how these large capital expenditures will impact future corporate earnings and operational stability.

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