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Google Teams Up With Marvell Technology To Build New AI Chips, Invests Heavily In TPU Strategy Amid Nvidia Dominance: Report
Piper Sandler lifts its target price on Bank First Corp to $157 versus $150 earlier....
Building a $1 Million Portfolio Through Strategic Investment
US Dollar Index Rises Above 98.00 Amid US-Iran Tensions
Philippines Rejects All Bids in ₱27 Billion T-Bill Auction
Barclays increases its target price on State Street Corp to $165 versus $152 earlier....
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Risk Management: Financial Institutions
Hong Kong reasserts role as safe haven in global finance amid Iran conflict-SCMP...
China food delivery stocks subdued as authorities crack down on ‘ghost deliveries’
UAE seeks US financial backstop amid Iran war concerns- WSJ
Oil prices rose in early trading Sunday as a standoff between Iran and the U.S. prevented tankers...
UnitedHealth Set to Release Q1 Earnings Report
AUD/USD Shows Potential for Continued Momentum Above Mid-0.7100s
Barclays Raises Target Price for State Street Corp
AI’s Token Economy Revolution Creates New China Tech Winners
Samsung SDI stock surges 6% in trading....
Malaysia Cautious as War-Led Inflation to Hit Later This Year
Emerging-Market Stocks Erase War Losses on AI Demand, Peace Hope
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Strait of Hormuz Tensions Impact U.S.-Iran Negotiations
A Dubai business leader’s crisis plan: buy when others run
The Nikkei index in Japan gains 1.0%, reaching 59,062.27....
Chinese robotics stocks mixed after Beijing half-marathon showcases humanoid tech
Asia stocks rise as tech gains offset US-Iran tensions; China keeps LPR steady
According to the Australian Federation of Air Pilots, the deal’s pay increases are unlikely to keep...
Credit Growth to Lift India Bank Profits Despite Likely FX Losses
Qantas long-haul pilot group has voted against the proposed enterprise agreement, according to the...
Takaichi’s Ratings Stay High With Some Wavering Amid Iran Impact
Oil Prices Increase Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions
Taiwan’s main stock index climbs as much as 1.4% to a record level of 37,303.56 points....
Salesforce CEO Defends Company Amid Criticism
Endeavor Air Captain Advocates for Mentorship in Aviation
Yuan Opens Lower Against Dollar
Singapore Tycoon Files $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Banks Over Newsat Collapse
Oil jumps, stocks wobble as Mideast ceasefire hangs in the balance
The yuan begins trade at 6.8229 per dollar, marginally below the previous close of 6.8184....
China to Begin Special Bond Sales With Record 30-Year Offering
Major Japanese Life Insurer to Slow Buying of Domestic Debt
S. Korea to run promotion booth at defense exhibition in Malaysia-YONHAP...
ECB frontrunner De Cos is most qualified candidate for top job, economists say
ITRI Earns Five 2026 Edison Awards
Fitch notes that Indonesia’s mining rules impact the commodity value chain differently depending on...
India and South Korea Aim for $50 Billion Trade Target by 2030
CME Group Shares Experience Recent Decline Amidst Strong Yearly Returns
Global Payments Shares Experience Significant Weekly Movement
AI Chip Giants May Challenge Apple's Market Cap by 2028
European Equity Futures Decline Over 1%
Iran Conducts Drone Strikes on US Naval Vessels
Microsoft, Salesforce, ServiceNow Sell-Off Is Overdone: Dan Ives
Dan Ives is calling the turn. With geopolitical tensions easing after Iran ceasefire developments, the Wedbush analyst sees a risk-on shift underway—and argues that tech stocks, especially Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) and ServiceNow, Inc (NYSE:NOW), are mispriced right as AI demand accelerates.
AI Demand Is Hitting Now, Not Later
After weeks of industry checks, Ives says the message from CIOs is clear: AI adoption is moving fast from experimentation to deployment. Enterprises are actively identifying use cases, with 2026 shaping up as a major rollout year.
That shift is critical. The market has been pricing software like growth is slowing—but Ives sees the opposite. AI is becoming a top IT priority, with spending set to scale into the trillions across software, semis, and infrastructure.
In that context, ...
Source: Benzinga