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Nov 2026 2 stories

Thomson Reuters Grew 10% on AI, but the Stock Fell. Here Is the Trap

Thomson Reuters posted higher revenue and raised its full-year outlook, but shares declined. The result shows that AI software depends less on the technology than on what customers will pay and what profit remains.

Tech

AMD's Data Center Revenue Jumped 97%. Why Did Free Cash Flow Fall 64%?

AMD is rapidly turning into an AI server company. Whether the added revenue is coming back as cash is not yet confirmed.

Investing

Oct 2026 3 stories

SK hynix Posts Record Profit, but Its Shares Are Half Their Peak

How long will AI memory's excess profit last, and how much of it will reach shareholders? The market doubts the duration, not the earnings.

Investing

Samsung Posts 107 Trillion Won Profit, TSMC Sales Jump 50%. Why Did the Shares Fall?

The AI chip supercycle has not ended. But the market's question has changed: not how fast earnings grow, but how long today's enormous margins can last.

Tech

Tesla Energy's 13.7GWh Paradox: Expectations Ran Faster Than Deployments

Q2 deployments recovered but margins collapsed. Q3 set a record for deployments and still missed estimates. The issue is not the size of AI power demand but how fast it converts into Tesla revenue and profit.

Tech

Sep 2026 3 stories

The Less an AI Says, the Cheaper It Gets: What Jev Means for Investors

TypeSafe AI's new model Jev skips long text generation and returns only probabilities, choices and scores, pointing to a new axis of competition: not the smartest model, but the cheapest way to embed intelligence into software.

Tech

AI's Real Turning Point May Not Be AGI. It May Be Profit.

Anthropic has reportedly told investors it expects two straight quarters of positive adjusted operating income. If true, it puts the first crack in the assumption that AI model companies can never make money because of GPU costs.

Tech

Apple's first foldable barely moved the stock. Margin, not the $1,999 price, is why

The iPhone Duo is a real break in Apple's product strategy. For investors, the question is not how many it sells, but whether the price increase survives memory and foldable component costs and reaches EPS.

Investing