Nvidia (NVDA 3.17%) is currently the world's largest company, with a market cap of $4.4 trillion. However, I think that over the next three years, it could grow to $10 trillion. If that view proves accurate, Nvidia would be a no-brainer stock to buy at today's prices. The math for a megacap to more than double Nvidia grew to its current massive size thanks to insatiable demand for its artificial i...
Nvidia (NVDA 3.17%) is currently the world's largest company, with a market cap of $4.4 trillion. However, I think that over the next three years, it could grow to $10 trillion. If that view proves accurate, Nvidia would be a no-brainer stock to buy at today's prices. The math for a megacap to more than double Nvidia grew to its current massive size thanks to insatiable demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) processors. Companies cannot get enough of its computing units, which allows it to charge premium prices and book massive profits. And demand doesn't seem to be slowing down. Nvidia projects that annual global data center capital expenditures will rise to $3 trillion to $4 trillion by the end of 2030. With the big four AI hyperscalers -- Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet -- spending around $650 billion on capex this year, there's still a massive runway for growth. For 2025, Nvidia estimated that total data center spending would be around $600 billion, and estimating that this spending will double in 2026 seems to make sense based on what the hyperscalers' projections are telling us. Expand NASDAQ : NVDA Nvidia Today's Change ( -3.17 %) $ -5.66 Current Price $ 172.90 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.2T Day's Range $ 171.73 - $ 178.11 52wk Range $ 86.62 - $ 212.19 Volume 6.5M Avg Vol 174M Gross Margin 71.07 % Dividend Yield 0.02 % Nvidia's growth lines up with this projection for the most part, as analysts' consensus estimate is for its revenue to rise around 70% this year. While it's likely that its growth will moderate with each passing year, we're nowhere near the totals that the company believes we will hit. But how long will it take Nvidia to hit a $10 trillion market cap if this growth rate continues? First, we need to set a reasonable valuation. Because the company is a top-notch executor, I think valuing it at 30 times earnings is fair. So it would need to produce an annual net income of $300 billion. Nvidia's profit margin has consistently...
Key Points Demand for Nvidia's powerful processors continues to grow. A $10 trillion market cap is in reach if AI demand persists for a couple more years. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is currently the world's largest company, with a market cap of $4.4 trillion. However, I think that over the next three years, it could grow to $10 trillion. If that view proves accura...
Key Points Demand for Nvidia's powerful processors continues to grow. A $10 trillion market cap is in reach if AI demand persists for a couple more years. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is currently the world's largest company, with a market cap of $4.4 trillion. However, I think that over the next three years, it could grow to $10 trillion. If that view proves accurate, Nvidia would be a no-brainer stock to buy at today's prices. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » The math for a megacap to more than double Nvidia grew to its current massive size thanks to insatiable demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) processors. Companies cannot get enough of its computing units, which allows it to charge premium prices and book massive profits. And demand doesn't seem to be slowing down. Nvidia projects that annual global data center capital expenditures will rise to $3 trillion to $4 trillion by the end of 2030. With the big four AI hyperscalers -- Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet -- spending around $650 billion on capex this year, there's still a massive runway for growth. For 2025, Nvidia estimated that total data center spending would be around $600 billion, and estimating that this spending will double in 2026 seems to make sense based on what the hyperscalers' projections are telling us. Nvidia's growth lines up with this projection for the most part, as analysts' consensus estimate is for its revenue to rise around 70% this year. While it's likely that its growth will moderate with each passing year, we're nowhere near the totals that the company believes we will hit. But how long will it take Nvidia to hit a $10 trillion market cap if this growth rate continues? First, we need to set a reasonable valuation. Because the company is a top-no...
Liudmila Chernetska The gold unit of Zijin Mining Group ( ZIJMF ) will acquire a controlling stake in Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining Co. for 18.26 billion yuan ($2.64 billion), the company said on Monday, securing its position as China’s top miner of the precious metal. Zijin Gold International Co. ( ZJNGF ) will buy existing Chifeng shares listed on the mainland, and new shares issued in Hong Kong, t...
Liudmila Chernetska The gold unit of Zijin Mining Group ( ZIJMF ) will acquire a controlling stake in Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining Co. for 18.26 billion yuan ($2.64 billion), the company said on Monday, securing its position as China’s top miner of the precious metal. Zijin Gold International Co. ( ZJNGF ) will buy existing Chifeng shares listed on the mainland, and new shares issued in Hong Kong, taking the group’s holding in the target to nearly 26%, according to statements from the companies. Zijing Mining's subsidiary, Zijin Gold, will buy 242 million A shares of Chifeng Gold from its single largest shareholder, Li Jinyang, and the concert party Zhejiang Hanfeng, at 41.36 yuan per share. Chifeng's Hong Kong-listed shares plunged over 25% on Monday morning, while its Shanghai shares fell around 10%. Zijin Mining's shares dropped 3.0% in Hong Kong and fell 1.3% in China. More on Zijin Gold International Company Limited Allied Gold Acquired By Zijin Gold: Cashing Out At The Peak Or Selling Too Early? Historical earnings data for Zijin Gold International Company Limited Financial information for Zijin Gold International Company Limited
格隆汇3月23日|NLI Research Institute高级经济学家Tsuyoshi Ueno表示,未来三个月日元兑美元汇率可能稳定在157左右。他预计,中东局势在春季将会趋于稳定。不过,如果冲突持续下去,导致油价持续上涨,再加上市场对美国收紧货币政策的预期增强,日元可能会进一步贬值。由于日元贬值有经济基本面的支撑,即便政府决定干预,日元也可能试探新的低点。
格隆汇3月23日|NLI Research Institute高级经济学家Tsuyoshi Ueno表示,未来三个月日元兑美元汇率可能稳定在157左右。他预计,中东局势在春季将会趋于稳定。不过,如果冲突持续下去,导致油价持续上涨,再加上市场对美国收紧货币政策的预期增强,日元可能会进一步贬值。由于日元贬值有经济基本面的支撑,即便政府决定干预,日元也可能试探新的低点。
Now that both she and her husband are out of work, she says it would be hard to afford even the $25 a month she used to pay, when she was able to combine the price she received - thanks to insurance from her husband's former employer - with a manufacturer's coupon.
Now that both she and her husband are out of work, she says it would be hard to afford even the $25 a month she used to pay, when she was able to combine the price she received - thanks to insurance from her husband's former employer - with a manufacturer's coupon.
Singapore-listed companies are replete with executive directors that are either substantial shareholders or related to them, and firms aren’t disclosing enough about how pay is decided. About three in four executive directors are substantial shareholders or are family members, according to a study released Monday by the National University of Singapore Business School’s Centre for Investor Protect...
Singapore-listed companies are replete with executive directors that are either substantial shareholders or related to them, and firms aren’t disclosing enough about how pay is decided. About three in four executive directors are substantial shareholders or are family members, according to a study released Monday by the National University of Singapore Business School’s Centre for Investor Protection. These directors tend to be better compensated, raising the question of potentially excessive remuneration for these companies, the authors led by Mak Yuen Teen said. While there is greater disclosure executive compensation in Singapore, most firms still failed to shared specific performance measures that determined annual bonuses, according to the report Paying for Value or Just Paying More? which reviewed 469 firms which have a primary listing in Singapore. “There remains a lack of transparency on remuneration paid to key management personnel and employees who are related to substantial shareholders, directors and CEOs,” Mak said. Non-independent directors typically increase the risk of executive pay inflation due to greater control over remuneration committees or appointment of independent directors. Singapore has in recent years tightened rules including limiting the tenure of directors and improved executive pay disclosure as the city state seeks to boost corporate accountability and improve shareholder returns. The NUS report called for amendments to Singapore’s listing rules to only allow non-executive directors to be part of remuneration committees. It also asked for Singapore’s corporate governance code to boost requirements for transparency around pay disclosures, remuneration determination policies for directors, and make it clear how they are linked to performance. The average total remuneration of executive chairpersons in Singapore was S$1.18 million ($919,340) a year while CEOs were paid S$1.24 million, according to the study, citing annual reports publis...
大灣區提供福利補貼支持人才發展 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】內地不同地方根據各自重點產業積極找人才和儲人才,當中大灣區的企業會主動跟學校聯手培養。 各地政府亦會透過全方位的福利補貼,支持人才留下...
大灣區提供福利補貼支持人才發展 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】內地不同地方根據各自重點產業積極找人才和儲人才,當中大灣區的企業會主動跟學校聯手培養。 各地政府亦會透過全方位的福利補貼,支持人才留下發展。江門除了提供生活補貼,還有多套人才公寓,一些企業更開設人才食堂、人才班車;深圳專門出台人才認定住房保障和創業空間等一系列配套措施;珠海市為創業青年提供辦公區、創業資金貸款;東莞亦有為應聘者和創業者的家人提供支援。 東莞市人力資源和社會保障局局長黃鏡銓:「我們有優才卡,對他的子女入學讀書、對他的住房,還有家庭成員的隨遷,我們會全方位地做兜底保障。」
Minimum wage for workers aged 21 and over will rise from £12.21 an hour to £12.71 in April. The government says raising the minimum wage is an important part of dealing with the cost of living crisis, but some employers worry it means they will have to cut staff numbers.
Minimum wage for workers aged 21 and over will rise from £12.21 an hour to £12.71 in April. The government says raising the minimum wage is an important part of dealing with the cost of living crisis, but some employers worry it means they will have to cut staff numbers.
國家主席習近平考察河北雄安新區 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】國家主席習近平考察河北雄安新區,強調新區的建設和發展,取得重大階段性成果,中央建設新區的決策完全正確,要更加有力有序推進、疏解和承接北...
國家主席習近平考察河北雄安新區 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】國家主席習近平考察河北雄安新區,強調新區的建設和發展,取得重大階段性成果,中央建設新區的決策完全正確,要更加有力有序推進、疏解和承接北京的非首都功能。 習近平前往北京市援建的北京四中雄安校區,學校於2023年8月啟用,有380多名學生。習近平與初中一年級其中一班師生交談,又視察食堂環境和膳食安排,叮囑確保飲食安全和營養。師生最後一齊歡送,並聆聽習近平勉勵他們惜福奮進、積極向上,與雄安新區一起成長,與中國式現代化同步發展。習近平:「再接再礪、茁壯成長,成為我們優秀的一代。」 習近平亦考察了中國華能集團有限公司公司總部及相關子公司1,000多人,去年10月遷駐雄安新區,習近平在運營監控與應急指揮中心,聽取產業布局及創新發展等介紹,又與職工代表等交流,希望他們紮根新區沃土,積極奉獻聰明才智,又指大家要為做雄安人感到自豪,一馬當先、蹄疾步穩地幹事創業,共同創造雄安美好未來。
A man has been injured by two fighting cows while hiking near a Hong Kong reservoir. The 67-year-old reported the incident to police at about 7.30am on Monday after seeing two animals fighting on the MacLehose Trail, near the main dam of Shing Mun Reservoir in the New Territories. He said he was ‘caught in the crossfire’ during the chaos and was struck by one of the animals. The man sustained inju...
A man has been injured by two fighting cows while hiking near a Hong Kong reservoir. The 67-year-old reported the incident to police at about 7.30am on Monday after seeing two animals fighting on the MacLehose Trail, near the main dam of Shing Mun Reservoir in the New Territories. He said he was ‘caught in the crossfire’ during the chaos and was struck by one of the animals. The man sustained injuries to his fingers and knees and was taken to Yan Chai Hospital in Tsuen Wan. Advertisement Meanwhile, at around 9pm on Sunday, a cow was hit by a car on Route Twisk near Memorial Pavilion, in the New Territories. The animal’s legs were injured, and officers at the scene alerted staff from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department to make the necessary arrangements. Advertisement Dashcam footage shared online shows the cow lying near the middle of the road, with two cars parked close by and their hazard lights flashing.
What was supposed to be a quick win has become a quagmire, so it now must be reduced to a dopamine hit The war on Iran, even as it spreads and destabilises the Middle East and the global economy, is not real. This is how it is being portrayed by the Trump administration. The war is a video game, a spectator sport, a social media festival of dunking. The architects of this war have made a virtue ou...
What was supposed to be a quick win has become a quagmire, so it now must be reduced to a dopamine hit The war on Iran, even as it spreads and destabilises the Middle East and the global economy, is not real. This is how it is being portrayed by the Trump administration. The war is a video game, a spectator sport, a social media festival of dunking. The architects of this war have made a virtue out of stupidity, and have been supported in that by a stupefying information ecosystem. The conflict waged by the US feels like the first of its kind in the modern age: distinctly remote and profoundly ignorant. A week into the war, the White House uploaded a clip on its social media channels featuring montages of Top Gun, Braveheart and Breaking Bad, with the caption “Justice the American way” – itself a repurposing of a Superman motto. In another, entitled Touchdown, NFL players tackle each other and upon contact, boom, footage of a strike explosion tagged “unclassified”. SpongeBob SquarePants also makes an appearance , asking, “Wanna see me do it again?”, and then, an explosion. In another, Operation Epic Fury is rendered as a Nintendo Wii game. Continue reading...
Gripping documentary examines the Future Forward Party’s unprecedented 2019 election result, and its leader’s aim to break Thailand’s repeated military coups With his disarming good looks, pro-democracy activist and businessman Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit resembles an actor rather than a typical Thai politician. Heir to the country’s largest car manufacturer, he is blessed not only with personab...
Gripping documentary examines the Future Forward Party’s unprecedented 2019 election result, and its leader’s aim to break Thailand’s repeated military coups With his disarming good looks, pro-democracy activist and businessman Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit resembles an actor rather than a typical Thai politician. Heir to the country’s largest car manufacturer, he is blessed not only with personable charisma but also inexhaustible funds. His stunning rise into public consciousness is the beating heart of Aekaphong Saransate and Thanakrit Duangmaneeporn’s debut film, a thrilling documentary about an extraordinary political campaign that shook a nation. As founder of the progressive Future Forward Party (FFP), Juangroongruangkit’s central message cut through the noise of electoral politics: secure a brighter future by correcting the wrongs of the past. Since the end of absolute monarchy in 1932, Thailand has undergone a never-ending cycle of military takeovers, including 12 coups. During its campaign in the 2019 general election, Juangroongruangkit’s party specifically reached out to those whose concerns often go unheard: students, working-class and rural voters. He also explicitly called for reform to the 2017 constitution , enacted by the military junta to deepen authoritarian rule. Continue reading...
“It’s the sickening stress of never quite feeling like you have roots. My marriage feels like it’s on probation, conditional to whether the government puts a stamp on the next renewal. It’s the constant uncertainty that makes me ill,” Felix King said. King, 31, an IT worker, wants to adopt a child with her American wife, Tessa, 29. But the impact of the home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s “earned set...
“It’s the sickening stress of never quite feeling like you have roots. My marriage feels like it’s on probation, conditional to whether the government puts a stamp on the next renewal. It’s the constant uncertainty that makes me ill,” Felix King said. King, 31, an IT worker, wants to adopt a child with her American wife, Tessa, 29. But the impact of the home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s “earned settlement” immigration plan means the couple, who live in Cheshire, fear they will never get the chance. Tessa came to the UK from the US in 2024. She is among about 2 million migrants who have arrived in the UK in the past five years who face a longer wait for settled, indefinite leave to remain (ILR) status in the country, under rule changes expected to begin next month, including for spouses of British nationals. Mahmood says the changes are necessary to restore fairness to the system and that the “pace and scale of migration in this country has been destabilising”. Last week the former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner described the proposals as “un-British” in the Guardian. Felix and Tessa were friends for years online before falling in love, and they meet the conditions for Tessa to qualify for the five-year route to settled status in the UK under the current system. However, the proposals will introduce a minimum contribution requirement that would require Tessa to demonstrate earnings in the UK of at least £12,570 for three to five years to get ILR, which is expected to apply retrospectively. Tessa faces a battle to meet this condition because of leave from her cleaning and maintenance job for family bereavement and ill health. She is not allowed access to public funds as a visa condition and was supported throughout her time off by Felix. Migrants could face waits of 20 years for settlement under the proposals. Felix says the new contribution requirement jeopardises their hopes of having a family, as they fear they cannot demonstrate the stability needed to adopt. ...