Shares of artificial intelligence (AI) data analytics specialist Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) have struggled so far in 2026. Trading at $148 as of this writing, the stock is down 17% year to date. This meaningfully trails the broader market's performance, marking a sharp reversal for a company that was an absolute darling of Wall Street last year. Look past Palantir 's sluggish stock perfo...
Shares of artificial intelligence (AI) data analytics specialist Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) have struggled so far in 2026. Trading at $148 as of this writing, the stock is down 17% year to date. This meaningfully trails the broader market's performance, marking a sharp reversal for a company that was an absolute darling of Wall Street last year. Look past Palantir 's sluggish stock performance over the past few months, however, and you will find a business that is executing exceptionally well. The company's AI tools are driving incredible enterprise demand, and its bottom-line profitability is surging in tandem. So, with the stock pulling back while the business accelerates, is this the moment for investors to buy? The answer depends almost entirely on how much of that future success is already baked into the current share price. Continue reading
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on enforcement agencies to step up action against what his government sees as false claims about fuel and electricity prices as it seeks to shore up public confidence amid a global energy crunch. The communications regulator has identified 96 posts of misleading content circulating on social media, he said. Anwar urged authorities, including police and...
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on enforcement agencies to step up action against what his government sees as false claims about fuel and electricity prices as it seeks to shore up public confidence amid a global energy crunch. The communications regulator has identified 96 posts of misleading content circulating on social media, he said. Anwar urged authorities, including police and the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, to take action against those spreading what he described as misinformation. “We are operating under extraordinary circumstances with mounting challenges, yet this does not stop those who continue to lie, spread hatred, sabotage and betray,” he said in a video message late Wednesday. The government is spending about 4 billion ringgit ($993 million) a month to absorb the surge in global oil prices. It has kept the subsidized price of Malaysia’s most widely used petrol at 1.99 ringgit per liter, among the lowest in the world. It has, however, cut the monthly quota by about a third to 200 liters per citizen. “Of course our capacity is limited and we must also look at the experiences of other countries,” he said. Employees of government ministries, agencies and state-owned companies will work from home starting on April 15 as the government seeks to safeguard Malaysia’s energy security, he said. Energy giant Petroliam Nasional Bhd. is working to ensure that Malaysia has enough oil and gas to last through at least May, Anwar said. Petronas is coordinating with relevant authorities to secure domestic supply while accelerating efforts to boost crude production, the Edge Malaysia reported Wednesday.
Shares of glass and electronic component manufacturer Corning (NYSE:GLW) jumped 5.4% in the afternoon session after investors cheered a major optical cable plant expansion in North Carolina, backed by a multiyear supply deal with Meta worth up to $6 billion.
Shares of glass and electronic component manufacturer Corning (NYSE:GLW) jumped 5.4% in the afternoon session after investors cheered a major optical cable plant expansion in North Carolina, backed by a multiyear supply deal with Meta worth up to $6 billion.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck the Northern Maluku Sea off Indonesia’s historic spice island of Ternate on Thursday, the United States Geological Survey said, triggering a tsunami warning for neighbouring Southeast Asian nations. There were no immediate reports of injuries, though the agency reported aftershocks of magnitude as high as 5, and Indonesia called tsunami warnings for areas ...
An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck the Northern Maluku Sea off Indonesia’s historic spice island of Ternate on Thursday, the United States Geological Survey said, triggering a tsunami warning for neighbouring Southeast Asian nations. There were no immediate reports of injuries, though the agency reported aftershocks of magnitude as high as 5, and Indonesia called tsunami warnings for areas in its provinces of North Maluku and North Sulawesi. Regional governments in some cities, such as...