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Apple silences its critics with strong iPhone demand and blowout services revenue
Talk about a monster quarter.
SpaceX and Blue Origin both submitted plans to get astronauts back to the moon faster, NASA says
SpaceX said it has pitched NASA a "simplified mission" to put astronauts back on the moon following criticisms over delays by Sean Duffy, the space agency's acting administrator.
Apple isn't playing the same AI capex game as the rest of the megacaps
While many of the largest tech companies race to build massive data centers for their artificial intelligence ambitions, Apple is taking a more modest approach.
Reddit shares rise on earnings beat, strong forecast
Reddit reported third-quarter earnings on Thursday in which the company beat on the top and bottom and provided strong guidance.
Palantir communications chief calls the company's political shift 'concerning'
Palantir Head of Global Communications Lisa Gordon's comments come as CEO Alex Karp aligns himself further with the Trump administration.
Coinbase earnings top estimates, helped by robust trading volume
Coinbase shares rose more than 2% after the crypto exchange posted better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the third quarter.
Amazon raises spending forecast to $125 billion as third-quarter results top estimates
AWS revenue accelerated 20.2% to $33 billion, which CEO Andy Jassy said was a pace it hadn't seen since 2022.
Apple sees big December quarter driven by strong iPhone 17 demand
The fourth quarter, which runs through the end of September, is the first quarter that includes sales from new iPhone 17 models.
SF Mayor Lurie says city 'on the rise' after Trump reverses course on troop deployment
Mayor Lurie told CNBC that he feels pressure "every day" to deliver safe and clean streets for residents.
Corporate travel and expense software firm Navan shares sink 20% in first trading day after $6 billion Nasdaq IPO
Navan shares tanked by 20% after the corporate travel and expense management software startup went public on the Nasdaq in a resurgent year for IPOs.
Amazon cloud records 20% sales growth, topping estimates
Amazon Web Services is the world's top provider of cloud infrastructure, but it's facing intensifying pressure from competitors Google and Microsoft.
Roblox stock slips 15% as company expects more spending on safety and infrastructure
Roblox is facing multiple lawsuits alleging that the platform enables predators to sexually exploit and abuse underage victims.
Honeywell's spin-off starts trading — plus, Goldman CEO's outlook on the economy
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Jim Cramer says buy the Meta plunge — but timing is key
The Club decided to upgrade Meta Platforms — choosing to view Thursday's stock plunge as a buying opportunity.
AI and energy-focused SPAC raises $175 million and taps Nvidia, Prologis execs as advisors for deal hunt
Nasdaq-listed Dynamix Corporation III has engaged advisors from Nvidia and Prologis to aid in the hunt for suitable acquisition targets.
AI companies are downplaying amount of energy and capital they need, Joe Lonsdale says
Palantir co-founder and venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale says that execs at AI companies are underselling the resources required to meet their ambitions.
Navan IPO lands rare one-person venture capital firm its biggest win ever, a $1 billion payday
Angel investor Oren Zeev created the blueprint for the solo general partner firm, a new, rare category of venture capital. The Navan IPO is his biggest win yet.
Big Tech earnings, Fed cuts rates, Trump-Xi meeting and more in Morning Squawk
Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.
CNBC Daily Open: All about Trump-Xi, Fed cuts and Big Tech earnings
The crux is that spending on artificial intelligence isn't going to slow down, at least for the next year, thanks to increasing demand for AI services.
Wall Street hates Meta's AI spending guidance raise. We don't
The pressure on Meta stock was almost certainly due to management's expense guidance raise.
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