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OpenAI has reportedly told investors that it plans to cut the revenue it shares with Microsoft by at least half by 2030. Microsoft currently receives around 20% of OpenAI’s revenue under the terms of their deal. But come the end of the decade, that could be cut to just 10%, putting their partnership in jeopardy. Microsoft provides AI-powered cloud, productivity, and business solutions, focusing on efficiency, security, and AI advancements. The company has ramped up its efforts in AI and cloud computing over the last few years, making it a premier tech stock investment choice. Analysts have suggested that it could be one of the best-performing magnificent-seven stocks, with the potential to surge in value to a new ATH. However, this new development with OpenAI could put a dent in things. Microsoft’s support for OpenAI has been nothing short of massive. Since 2019, the tech giant has poured $13.75 billion into the AI startup, including a landmark $10 billion investment announced in early...

Despite some setbacks throughout the year so far, all eyes are on one of the biggest stocks on the planet with a critical report on the horizon. Indeed, as investors await the update of Nvidia (NVDA), there are some Wall Street analysts who say the stock looks “spectacular” as its earnings approach. There was no shortage of concern hitting investors in early 2025 with the arrival of DeepSeek AI. Indeed, the arrival of the Chinese startup saw $600 billion leave Nvidia’s market cap amid a panic sell-off with investors bringing up concerns regarding spending. However, bulls have remained adamant about the stock’s standing and potential. Now, its upcoming earnings call could give a lot of information showing where the stock stands. Source: Fortune Also Read: Nvidia (NVDA) Nearing All-Time High: Can It Hit $220 in 2025? Nvidia Earnings Approaches: Why Wall Street Is Increasingly Optimistic Over the last two years, the AI sector has seen demand surge on Wall Street. Th...

Ongoing geopolitical tensions have forced the US stock market into a state of uncertainty. Yet, as Wall Street has seen a host of shares fall in value this week, there are a select few who haven’t. Among them is Broadcom (AVGO), which is bucking the trend, jumping 6% during Wednesday trading. The stock had already increased 4% in premarket trading, with a bullish sentiment forming around the investment. Now, the biggest question is why is Broadcom gaining so much today. Moreover, is its recent increase a reality that should influence you to buy in on the company? Source: AFP 2023 / JEWEL SAMAD Also Read: US Stocks: Which Was Hit the Hardest by Trump’s Tariffs? Broadcom Gains 6% Wednesday as Geopolitics Leave Stocks Volatile The ongoing tension within global economics has led to increased volatility in the stock market. Where companies like Tesla (TSLA) and Alphabet (GOOGL) are falling, Chevron (CVX) has emerged with energy stocks soaring. This can make market planning all the more...

With the three firms emerging as some of the strongest investments in the tech space, Apple (APPL) has recently outperformed Microsoft (MSFT) and NVidia (NVDA) in a new ranking that could affect the stock. As the sector has seen competition surge throughout the industry, it could provide a small leg up for the iPhone maker. Heading into 2025, all eyes are going to be on the potential for one company to be the first to reach a $4 trillion market cap. The question is, just who will it be? There are many who believe Apple can continue its record-setting trend and reach the mark. However, others are all-in on Nvidia, believing in the chipmaker’s importance to the surging AI sector. Image Source: Markets Insider Also Read: Billionaires are Ditching Apple (APPL) for This Company That May Pass it in 2025 Apple Outpaces Microsoft & Nvidia in New Rankings as 2025 Approaches The last year has been massive for the technology sector on Wall Street. With the emergence of AI, the industry has g...

Andrew Left, a notorious short-seller, tweeted negatively about MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) 13 minutes into Thursday’s trading session. Within 90 minutes, the stock had declined 16% and it closed the day without recovering. Although Left congratulated CEO Michael Saylor for his “visionary bitcoin strategy,” Left concluded, “MSTR’s volume has completely detached from BTC fundamentals.” The Citron Research founder then disclosed that he had sold short. MicroStrategy has been a public company since June 1998 and hit an all-time high of $548.20 around the time of Left’s tweet on Thursday. It closed considerably lower, however, at $397.28 per share . How did this one age? Nearly 4 years ago to the date, Citron was the first to tell readers that MicroStrategy was the ultimate way to invest in Bitcoin, setting a $700 target. Fast forward to today: $MSTR has skyrocketed to over $5,000 (adjusted). Kudos to Michael Saylor for… — Citron Research (@CitronResearch) November...

Following its highly anticipated earnings report that debuted Thursday, Amazon (AMZN) stock is up as much as 7% as AI growth is driving the surge. The earnings call provided a clear opportunity for the firm to discuss the positive trajectory for some of its most important businesses. Ultimately, spurning Wall Street to respond positively over its prospects. During the call, CEO Andy Jassy noted that its AI business is growing a remarkable three times faster than Amazon Web Services (AWS) while at similar development points. Considering the incredible success that AWS—the company’s cloud-based computing business—has had, traders appeared immensely optimistic about its future. Source: Amazon Also Read: Amazon (AMZN) Q3 Earnings: Rufus AI Launch Sparks After-Hours Stock Rise Amazon Gets Massive Boost From Q3 Earnings as Investors Show Belief in AI One of the most promising stocks heading into 2024 was easily Amazon. Not only is the company an e-commerce tycoon, but it has also shown ...