The boss of Lloyds Banking Group has warned that bankers will need to “re-skill themselves” to survive the oncoming AI boom that stands to transform the financial services sector. Charlie Nunn told reporters on Thursday that while he could not predict the full impact that AI would have over the next decade, it was clear that banks would be hiring staff with very different skill sets going forward....
The boss of Lloyds Banking Group has warned that bankers will need to “re-skill themselves” to survive the oncoming AI boom that stands to transform the financial services sector. Charlie Nunn told reporters on Thursday that while he could not predict the full impact that AI would have over the next decade, it was clear that banks would be hiring staff with very different skill sets going forward. “This is going to radically change how customers experience financial services,” he said, meaning banks like Lloyds would “have to support colleagues to re-skill themselves”. He acknowledged that the bank would have to “reduce some jobs in some areas”, but played down forecasts by Morgan Stanley, which last month said more than 200,000 European bank jobs could be axed by 2030 due to AI adoption and branch closures. “The reality is we don’t quite know how to play out in the medium term, and I think that’s where you see the larger numbers being forecast,” Nunn said. “It’s not that we’re trying to hide anything. But at this stage that’s not what we’re seeing specifically around generative AI – although I do think it will be transformational.” It came as Lloyds provided a rare insight into the financial impact of its AI use, saying generative AI – which creates new content based on patterns in vast, existing datasets – provided a £50m boost to its balance sheet last year. That involved using AI to process complaints, which were now categorised in one second rather than five minutes, and halve the amount of time spent on coding. “AI is a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and one the group is grasping for our customers,” Nunn said. View image in fullscreen Charlie Nunn acknowledged that Lloyds would have to ‘reduce some jobs in some areas’. Photograph: Oli Scarff/PA The bank expects the financial benefit to double in 2026 to more than £100m, as Lloyds embraces agentic AI: a more autonomous model that can proactively plan and execute tasks with minimal human oversight. As for pot...
Cullen/Frost Bankers press release ( CFR ): Q4 GAAP EPS of $2.56 beats by $0.09 . Revenue of $580.57M (+4.3% Y/Y) beats by $2.25M . Board declares first quarter dividend on common and preferred stock, and authorizes $300 million stock repurchase program More on Cullen/Frost Bankers Cullen/Frost Bankers Still Doesn't Deserve Banking On Cullen/Frost Q3: Expansion Efforts Begin To Bear Fruit Cullen/F...
Cullen/Frost Bankers press release ( CFR ): Q4 GAAP EPS of $2.56 beats by $0.09 . Revenue of $580.57M (+4.3% Y/Y) beats by $2.25M . Board declares first quarter dividend on common and preferred stock, and authorizes $300 million stock repurchase program More on Cullen/Frost Bankers Cullen/Frost Bankers Still Doesn't Deserve Banking On Cullen/Frost Q3: Expansion Efforts Begin To Bear Fruit Cullen/Frost Bankers Q4 2025 Earnings Preview Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Cullen/Frost Bankers Historical earnings data for Cullen/Frost Bankers
Simpson Manufacturing ( SSD ) declares $0.29/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 0.65% Payable April 23; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2. See SSD Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Simpson Manufacturing Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) Presents at CJS Securities 26th Annual "New Ideas for the New Year" Investor Conference...
Simpson Manufacturing ( SSD ) declares $0.29/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 0.65% Payable April 23; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2. See SSD Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Simpson Manufacturing Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) Presents at CJS Securities 26th Annual "New Ideas for the New Year" Investor Conference Transcript Simpson Manufacturing: Resilient Through Tariffs And Cost Pressures, But No Margin Of Safety Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) Presents at Stephens Annual Investment Conference 2025 Transcript ClearBridge Small-Cap Growth trims Duolingo, Biohaven, QLYS; Adds PTGX, SSD, BETA, DYN in Q4 Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Simpson Manufacturing
Although I'm not retired yet, I'm trying to build a portfolio of reliable dividend stocks that I can count on to provide income when I do stop working. I have little to no interest in buying AGNC Investment (NASDAQ: AGNC) for my portfolio and its monster yield of almost 15%. But that doesn't mean it's a bad investment. There's an important nuance when it comes to this ultra-high-yield mortgage rea...
Although I'm not retired yet, I'm trying to build a portfolio of reliable dividend stocks that I can count on to provide income when I do stop working. I have little to no interest in buying AGNC Investment (NASDAQ: AGNC) for my portfolio and its monster yield of almost 15%. But that doesn't mean it's a bad investment. There's an important nuance when it comes to this ultra-high-yield mortgage real estate investment trust (REIT) that you'll want to understand before you consider buying it. AGNC Investment doesn't solve my problem My long-term goal is to create an income stream to supplement Social Security when I retire. I don't have a pension, so it is up to me to save and invest for myself. I own a number of REITs, specifically because they produce solid income streams. My core holdings include Realty Income (NYSE: O), W.P. Carey (NYSE: WPC), Simon Property Group (NYSE: SPG), and Federal Realty (NYSE: FRT). I also own one tiny REIT called Alpine Income Property Trust (NYSE: PINE), which I believe is being mispriced by the market. However, I classify Alpine as a higher-risk investment, and it doesn't hold the same foundational place in my portfolio as the other REITs. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Learn More » To be fair, W.P. Carey recently cut its dividend after shedding the office holdings from from its diversified portfolio. Mall landlord Simon tends to cut its dividend during recessions. However, both have quickly returned to dividend growth after cuts. Realty Income, Federal Realty (which is the only REIT that is a Dividend King), and Alpine (to a lesser degree, since it's a relatively young company) all have dividend growth streaks going. I'm not just looking for big income streams, but reliable ones. Simon is the least reliable, but since it quickly increased the divided to, and even beyond, pre-cut levels after each reduction, I'm OK with owning it. AGNC Investmen...
This AI leader continues to back one of the fastest-growing data center companies. Nvidia (NVDA +0.69%) is a key cog in the ongoing data center investment cycle. Most AI hyperscalers use Nvidia's GPUs to train and run artificial intelligence (AI) in massive data centers. Recently, the company announced a new $2 billion investment in CoreWeave, which specializes in building AI factories, specialize...
This AI leader continues to back one of the fastest-growing data center companies. Nvidia (NVDA +0.69%) is a key cog in the ongoing data center investment cycle. Most AI hyperscalers use Nvidia's GPUs to train and run artificial intelligence (AI) in massive data centers. Recently, the company announced a new $2 billion investment in CoreWeave, which specializes in building AI factories, specialized data centers. It then rents that computing capacity to AI companies, including OpenAI, Meta Platforms, and others. What could this new investment mean for Nvidia stock? It gives Nvidia direct exposure to CoreWeave's growth and strengthens its partnership with the company Nvidia's investment adds to its approximate 6.6% stake in CoreWeave. CoreWeave's data centers are designed and built specifically for AI. It's like a shortcut for AI hyperscalers, who can access computing resources more quickly by renting from CoreWeave than building their own data centers from the ground up. Since CoreWeave's data centers use Nvidia GPUs, any business the company does with AI hyperscalers also means it is doing business with Nvidia. In other words, it helps protect Nvidia's AI market share. The ongoing data center boom feels like a technological arms race. The immense investment is driving remarkable growth for CoreWeave. Analysts estimate that CoreWeave's revenue will skyrocket from $4.3 billion over the past 12 months to $12.0 billion this fiscal year and $19.5 billion the following year. Setting the stage for Nvidia's Rubin launch Another layer to this is Nvidia's upcoming Rubin chip. CoreWeave prides itself on its data center engineering, which it builds with future hardware in mind. Nvidia recently entered full production for the Rubin AI chip architecture, and as CoreWeave grows, it could help Nvidia launch Rubin and future chips more effectively. Expand NASDAQ : NVDA Nvidia Today's Change ( 0.69 %) $ 1.32 Current Price $ 192.84 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.7T Day's Range $ 191.21...
In this article GM Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, attends the annual Allen and Co. Sun Valley Media and Technology Conference at the Sun Valley Resort in Sun Valley, Idaho, on July 8, 2025. David A. Grogan | CNBC DETROIT — General Motors is proving to be a star tightrope walker when it comes to balancing its profits, vehicle portfolio and politic...
In this article GM Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, attends the annual Allen and Co. Sun Valley Media and Technology Conference at the Sun Valley Resort in Sun Valley, Idaho, on July 8, 2025. David A. Grogan | CNBC DETROIT — General Motors is proving to be a star tightrope walker when it comes to balancing its profits, vehicle portfolio and political whiplashing under the Trump administration. The Detroit automaker's 2025 results propelled GM's stock Tuesday to a new record high as the company beat earnings expectations and projected an even better 2026, including a 20% increase in its dividend and a new $6 billion stock buyback authorization. Those kinds of results are nothing new for GM, but Wall Street analysts say the company is drawing more investor interest than its peers amid the U.S. auto industry's slowing sales, political turmoil and tariffs. "GM stands out for strong execution, proven resilience, high earnings quality (i.e. strong [free cash flow] amid inventory de-stock), capital allocation and a unique NA Truck Franchise sporting far better fundamentals vs. traditional passenger auto," TD Cowen analyst Itay Michaeli wrote in a Tuesday investor note. Shares of GM are up more than 70% during the past year , with multiple Wall Street analysts raising their price targets to record levels after earnings, including TD Cowen, which raised its target Tuesday by 10% to $122 per share. GM is also increasingly standing out from its closest U.S. rivals Ford Motor and Stellantis when it comes to earnings performance and capital execution, according to many analysts. "We rate GM Overweight for its best-in-class execution amongst North America–based auto OEMs, consistent management team and strategy, and strong product portfolio allowing for above-industry pricing and margin," JPMorgan analyst Ryan Brinkman wrote in a Tuesday investor note. Ford's shares are up more than 35% during the past year, but its adjusted earni...
Welcome to the Brussels Edition. I’m John Ainger, Bloomberg climate and energy reporter, bringing you the latest from the EU. Make sure you’re signed up . To paraphrase German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Iranian regime’s days may be numbered . Donald Trump’s “ beautiful armada ” — led by the USS Abraham Lincoln — has arrived in Middle Eastern waters, and the US president warned that the threat ...
Welcome to the Brussels Edition. I’m John Ainger, Bloomberg climate and energy reporter, bringing you the latest from the EU. Make sure you’re signed up . To paraphrase German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Iranian regime’s days may be numbered . Donald Trump’s “ beautiful armada ” — led by the USS Abraham Lincoln — has arrived in Middle Eastern waters, and the US president warned that the threat of military strikes is a real possibility unless Iran comes to the table to forge a nuclear deal . Brent crude futures hit $70 a barrel for the first time since September today, with Trump’s belligerent tone injecting a risk premium into prices. While not included in Trump’s latest military endeavor, the EU is ratcheting up economic pressure. Foreign affairs ministers meeting in Brussels today adopted additional sanctions following a brutal crackdown on protests that has killed thousands of civilians. They’re also poised to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps , or IRGC, a terrorist organization . This is a call “to return the capacity to Iran’s people to decide for, and by, themselves their own future,” Jean-Noël Barrot, France’s foreign minister, said ahead of the talks. “No one else can do it in their place.” It comes just months after foreign ministers from France, Germany and the UK and the EU’s top envoy held talks with their counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, to try to avert a full-blown crisis . Much of what happens in coming days will depend on how the IRGC responds, Patrick Sykes and Dina Esfandiary reported in a must-read analysis this month. Decades of Western sanctions have supercharged the organization’s rise from a branch of the military to a gargantuan economic and political force. That means it has the most to lose if the system falls. Our colleagues at Bloomberg Economics believe that strikes on Iran are “likely,” unless it disbands its atomic program — something it’s long resisted. For its part, Tehran has said it’s ready for dialog but warned it wou...
Silverco Mining ( SICO:CA ) announced on Thursday that it has entered into an agreement with Velocity Capital Partners, as lead underwriter and sole bookrunner, on its behalf and on behalf of a syndicate of underwriters. Pursuant to which the underwriters have agreed to purchase, on a “bought deal” basis, 3.2M common shares of the company at a price of $12.50 per offered share for aggregate gross ...
Silverco Mining ( SICO:CA ) announced on Thursday that it has entered into an agreement with Velocity Capital Partners, as lead underwriter and sole bookrunner, on its behalf and on behalf of a syndicate of underwriters. Pursuant to which the underwriters have agreed to purchase, on a “bought deal” basis, 3.2M common shares of the company at a price of $12.50 per offered share for aggregate gross proceeds of $40M, the company said. In addition, the company has granted the underwriters an option to purchase for resale up to an additional 480,000 offered shares for additional gross proceeds of up to $6 million, on the same terms and conditions as set out herein, exercisable in whole or in part at any time up to 48 hours before the closing date. The net proceeds of the offering will be used by the Company for exploration, evaluation, and restart work on the Cusi Project, general and administrative expenditures, and working capital. Source: Press Release More on TMX Group Limited, Silverco Mining Ltd. TMX Group: Not Cheap, But I Expect Strong Earnings Growth Heliostar outlines production plans for 2026 at 50,000-55,000 ounce Purebread Brands to settle $484,000 debt with share issuance Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on TMX Group Limited Historical earnings data for TMX Group Limited
According to a Jan. 15, 2026, SEC filing , DiNuzzo Private Wealth, Inc. added 62,255 shares of Dimensional Global Core Plus Fixed Income ETF (NASDAQ:DFGP) . The estimated value of the trade, based on the average share price over the quarter, was $3.43 million. The fund’s quarter-end position value increased by $3.06 million, a figure that includes both trading and market price movement effects. Di...
According to a Jan. 15, 2026, SEC filing , DiNuzzo Private Wealth, Inc. added 62,255 shares of Dimensional Global Core Plus Fixed Income ETF (NASDAQ:DFGP) . The estimated value of the trade, based on the average share price over the quarter, was $3.43 million. The fund’s quarter-end position value increased by $3.06 million, a figure that includes both trading and market price movement effects. Dimensional Global Core Plus Fixed Income ETF is a globally diversified fixed income fund with a market capitalization of $2.13 billion, offering investors access to a wide spectrum of U.S. and international bonds. The fund seeks to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns through disciplined credit selection and broad sector allocation, while maintaining a competitive dividend yield of 3.43% and a one-year price change of 7.18%. DFGP’s strategy emphasizes both quality and diversification, aiming to provide stable income and capital preservation for institutional portfolios. The Dimensional Global Core Plus Fixed Income ETF holds 1,343 securities for a total of around $2.1 billion in assets under management. It invests in a global portfolio of market debt with a mix of credit ratings, spread across U.S. and foreign government and corporate debt. The additional risk of lower-rated and foreign debt translates to higher yields than more conservative holdings like U.S. Treasury bonds. Its average duration of just under seven years may appeal to investors looking for reliable income over a longer time period, and who believe interest rates may hold steady beyond the short term. Continue reading
Live Events Microsoft earnings show strong cloud growth and accelerating AI demand Rising capital spending and AI capacity limits weigh on Microsoft stock Why Microsoft’s earnings beat still matters FAQs: as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Microsoft ($MSF...
Live Events Microsoft earnings show strong cloud growth and accelerating AI demand Rising capital spending and AI capacity limits weigh on Microsoft stock Why Microsoft’s earnings beat still matters FAQs: as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Microsoft ($MSFT$) shares faced a turbulent morning on Wall Street, sliding overon January 29, 2026, despite the company reporting a "double beat" in its fiscal second-quarter results. The tech giant posted total revenue of, ayear-over-year increase that outpaced analyst expectations of. Net income reached a staggering, while non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) hit, handily beating theconsensus. However, the market’s reaction proved that for Big Tech in 2026, "good" is no longer enough to sustain record valuations.For the first time, Microsoft Cloud revenue crossed the $50 billion mark in a single quarter. Yet despite the headline beat, the company’s stock fell sharply in premarket trading, reflecting investor unease over rising costs and ongoing AI capacity constraints.For the quarter ended December 2025, Microsoft reported revenue of, exceeding analyst forecasts of. Earnings per share came in at, well above the consensus estimate of. The results highlighted the company’s growing dominance in cloud services, enterprise software, and artificial intelligence infrastructure.Microsoft Cloud revenue reached, up froma year earlier. Growth was driven by Azure, Microsoft 365, and expanding AI workloads tied to OpenAI. The company’s remaining performance obligations surged to, offering rare visibility into long-term demand, particularly for AI services.Still, Microsoft shares dropped more thanbefore the opening bell. Investors focused less on the earnings beat and more on rising capital expenditures, supply constraints in AI infrastructure, and slowing stock momentum compared with rivals. The react...
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Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the U.S. jobs market seems to have stabilized after a big letdown last year, justifying a decision to leave interest rates unchanged. The latest jobless-claims report appears to support his claim.
Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the U.S. jobs market seems to have stabilized after a big letdown last year, justifying a decision to leave interest rates unchanged. The latest jobless-claims report appears to support his claim.
EasyJet said proposals to enforce free additional cabin bags on planes across Europe are a “lunatic idea”, warning of fare rises and flight delays if legislation goes through. The European parliament last week voted overwhelmingly to give all passengers the right to carry on a small case, as well as the free underseat bags currently permitted. Kenton Jarvis, easyJet’s chief executive, said giving ...
EasyJet said proposals to enforce free additional cabin bags on planes across Europe are a “lunatic idea”, warning of fare rises and flight delays if legislation goes through. The European parliament last week voted overwhelmingly to give all passengers the right to carry on a small case, as well as the free underseat bags currently permitted. Kenton Jarvis, easyJet’s chief executive, said giving all passengers the right to extra free carry-on baggage would be “crazy European legislation” and “terrible for the consumer”. As part of a bill to strengthen rights for passengers, MEPs have swung behind proposals to allow passengers to take one “personal item”, such as a handbag, backpack or laptop, as well as a piece of hand luggage weighing up to 7kg (15lbs) and with combined dimensions of 100cm (39in). The case alone would be bigger than the current maximum permitted free cabin item on Ryanair and others. The changes, which need ratifying by the European Council before becoming law, would apply to all passengers travelling to or from an EU airport using an EU-based airline – directly affecting the vast majority of short-haul flights from the UK. Jarvis said any new rules would probably be applied consistently across all its fleet, regardless of jurisdiction. The easyJet boss said it was “politicians completely not understanding their subject and getting involved with things they shouldn’t”, adding: “There just isn’t the space in the cabin, so that’s another lunatic idea. We would go back to the days of having to offload cabin bags and put them in the hold – it was one of the number one causes of delayed boarding in the old days.” Bag charges made up a large proportion of more than £2.5bn in easyJet’s annual income from extras, or ancillary revenue, “and that would have to be passed on” in fare rises for all passengers, he said. “I just can’t explain how stupid it would be, just crazy European legislation,” Jarvis added. While on some easyJet flights, the advertised far...
The European boss of Fujitsu, the company behind the Horizon software at the heart of the Post Office IT scandal, is to step down from his role in March. Paul Patterson, who is the chief executive of the European division of the company, will become non-executive chair of Fujitsu’s UK business, where he will “continue managing the company’s response” to the inquiry into the scandal. Patterson, who...
The European boss of Fujitsu, the company behind the Horizon software at the heart of the Post Office IT scandal, is to step down from his role in March. Paul Patterson, who is the chief executive of the European division of the company, will become non-executive chair of Fujitsu’s UK business, where he will “continue managing the company’s response” to the inquiry into the scandal. Patterson, who has worked at the Japanese IT provider since 2010, represented the company at the public inquiry. Two years ago, he told the judge-led hearings Fujitsu had a “moral obligation” to pay financial redress to the hundreds of post office operators wrongfully pursued through the courts over discrepancies in their accounts linked to bugs in Horizon. He admitted the company had known the accounting IT system was faulty since the 1990s, with the government estimating the final cost to taxpayers of payouts to be £1.8bn. In separate testimony to MPs this month, Patterson said Fujitsu was “not a parasite”, after being criticised for continuing to take hundreds of millions of pounds from UK government contracts while refusing to give a compensation figure for Horizon victims. He told the Commons business and trade committee that he stood by his previous comments and that Fujitsu would calculate the level of financial redress due to victims when the inquiry, led by Sir Wyn Williams, publishes the final volume of its conclusions. So far, Williams has only published the first tranche of findings from his two-year inquiry, which revealed the scandal may have led to more than 13 suicides. Patterson told MPs: “When we last spoke I agreed with you on the moral obligation topic. I have maintained that position over the last two years since I saw you. “We need to be informed by Sir Wyn’s report. We want to see that report. The quantum we will decide when we get to the final report. We were involved from the very start, [Horizon] did have bugs and errors in systems and [we] did help the Post Off...
KGrif Lockheed Martin ( LMT ) shares rose 3.6% in premarket trading Thursday after the aerospace and defense company reported results that topped Wall Street expectations. Fourth-quarter 2025 sales rose to $20.3 billion from $18.6 billion a year earlier, beating the consensus estimate of $19.86 billion. Net earnings were $1.34 billion, or $5.80 a share, compared with $527 million, or $2.22 a share...
KGrif Lockheed Martin ( LMT ) shares rose 3.6% in premarket trading Thursday after the aerospace and defense company reported results that topped Wall Street expectations. Fourth-quarter 2025 sales rose to $20.3 billion from $18.6 billion a year earlier, beating the consensus estimate of $19.86 billion. Net earnings were $1.34 billion, or $5.80 a share, compared with $527 million, or $2.22 a share, in the year-earlier quarter. The year-earlier quarter included $1.7 billion of losses for classified programs, equal to $1.3 billion after tax, or $5.45 a share. The company said earnings in the latest quarter included a non-operational pension settlement charge of $479 million, or $377 million after tax. “With a record $194 billion backlog, 6% year-over-year sales growth, and free cash flow generation above our prior expectation, 2025 marked a year of unprecedented demand for Lockheed Martin capabilities,” Chairman, President and Chief Executive Jim Taiclet said in the earnings release. Missiles and fire control drive growth Lockheed ( LMT ) reported full-year 2025 sales of $75.0 billion, up from $71.0 billion in 2024. Full-year net earnings were $5.02 billion, or $21.49 a share, compared with $5.34 billion, or $22.31 a share, a year earlier. In the fourth quarter, the company said sales increased across its four segments. Aeronautics revenue rose 6% to $8.52 billion, missiles and fire control revenue increased 18% to $4.02 billion, rotary and mission systems revenue grew 8% to $4.62 billion and Space revenue rose 8% to $3.16 billion. Cash flow improves after pension contribution Cash from operations in the quarter rose to $3.2 billion from $1.0 billion a year earlier. Free cash flow was $2.76 billion, compared with $441 million in the year-earlier quarter. The company said fourth-quarter free cash flow reflected an $860 million pension contribution, compared with a $990 million contribution in the year-earlier period. For the full year, Lockheed ( LMT ) reported cash fr...
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West Banc press release ( WTBA ): Q4 GAAP EPS of $0.43 misses by $0.14 . Revenue of $23.31M (+11.8% Y/Y) misses by $3.39M . More on West Banc Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on West Banc Historical earnings data for West Banc Dividend scorecard for West Banc Financial information for West Banc
West Banc press release ( WTBA ): Q4 GAAP EPS of $0.43 misses by $0.14 . Revenue of $23.31M (+11.8% Y/Y) misses by $3.39M . More on West Banc Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on West Banc Historical earnings data for West Banc Dividend scorecard for West Banc Financial information for West Banc
Ten new games join the cloud this week as the native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs enters beta. Get ready to game — the native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs is now available in beta, letting Linux desktops tap directly into GeForce RTX performance from the cloud. Alongside the expansion comes ten new games, including The Bard’s Tale IV: Director’s Cut and The Bard’s Tale Trilogy for a leveled-up g...
Ten new games join the cloud this week as the native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs enters beta. Get ready to game — the native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs is now available in beta, letting Linux desktops tap directly into GeForce RTX performance from the cloud. Alongside the expansion comes ten new games, including The Bard’s Tale IV: Director’s Cut and The Bard’s Tale Trilogy for a leveled-up gaming weekend. And operators can squad up in Team Jade’s Delta Force when it deploys in the cloud on February 3, bringing high-stakes tactical action to nearly any device with no downloads required. Linux Just Got RTX Gaming on Linux just got a major RTX upgrade. Starting with support for Ubuntu 24.04 and later, the new app delivers a seamless native experience that fits right into Linux desktop workflows. It transforms compatible Linux systems into high-performance GeForce RTX-powered rigs, streaming supported PC titles directly from the cloud at up to 5K resolution and 120 frames per second, or 1080p at 360 fps. This new desktop-focused app goes beyond the earlier Linux experience that was tuned specifically for Steam Decks, which targeted handheld-friendly resolutions and up to 1200p at 90 fps. The beta Linux app is built for PCs and notebooks, offering an experience similar to the existing GeForce NOW app on Windows and macOS. With GeForce NOW, rendering happens in the cloud, so demanding titles run on a wider range of devices. Experience how RTX technologies — including ray tracing, NVIDIA DLSS 4 and more — bring games to life with RTX 5080 performance from the cloud. Linux PCs and devices join the GeForce NOW native app family that also supports Windows, macOS, Chromebooks, mobile devices, smart TVs and more — unlocking flexible, on-demand gaming anywhere. Download the app today. For more details, check out all knowledge base articles on the GeForce NOW Linux beta app here. A Tale of the Cloud Adventure calls twice with two legendary journeys from inXile entertainment...