Oracle Q1 Results: Cloud Revenue Surges 121% to $7.4bn
Oracle Q1 results show record $19.3bn revenue and 121% cloud infrastructure growth, but capex guidance of $90-95bn raises financing questions.
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Lam Research says chip demand ‘fundamentally sold out’
Lam Research's CFO says chip demand is sold out, with capacity now the constraint, as AI-driven wafer equipment orders outpace forecasts.
What Stocks and Shares ISA Returns Could Look Like by 2030
Stocks and Shares ISA returns over a five-year horizon could turn £7,300 a year into a pot worth around £36,388 by mid-2030, based on a 9% annual return assumption, on…
Adobe posts record Q3 revenue, but CEO exit clouds outlook
Adobe record Q3 results beat forecasts with $6.76bn revenue, but soft guidance and a CEO transition sent shares lower before a partial recovery.
Tesla Stock Price Targets Range From $25 to $600 After Q2 Miss
Tesla stock price targets now span a ratio of roughly 24-to-1, with Wedbush Securities sitting at $600 and GLJ Research carrying a formal Sell rating and a $24.86 12-month target,…
Aviva Dividend Yield Hits 5.9% as HY26 Results Back the Bull Case
The Aviva dividend yield of 5.9% sits on firmer ground than it did a year ago, with the insurer's half-year 2026 results showing operating profit up 24% and the interim…
Copart profit falls 17% in Q4 despite revenue growth
Copart fourth quarter results show revenue up 2.4% to $1.2bn but net income fell 17.4% as costs and lower interest income bit margins.
Microsoft plans 38 gigawatts of data centre capacity by 2032
Microsoft's data centre capacity plan targets 38 gigawatts by 2032, more than triple current levels, Bloomberg reports, as AI demand outstrips supply.
Ford CEO rejects Duffy’s China ‘misunderstandings’ claim
Ford's Jim Farley rebuts Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy over the Ford China ties dispute, calling the letter's claims 'basic misunderstandings'.
Dell’s AI server orders hit $61bn as backlog swells to $95bn
Dell AI server orders reached $61bn in fiscal Q2, Dell said, with backlog swelling to $95bn as revenue and profit both surged.
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