Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) has had a turbulent stretch heading into this analyst call. Shares are down 24.20% year-to-date and around 55% below their 52-week high of $345.72. Currently trading around $147.94, the stock is still inspiring some hope among the broader analyst community, which carries a consensus target of $249.02, reflecting a more optimistic longer-term view. ... Oracle Stock Could See 29% ...
Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) has had a turbulent stretch heading into this analyst call. Shares are down 24.20% year-to-date and around 55% below their 52-week high of $345.72. Currently trading around $147.94, the stock is still inspiring some hope among the broader analyst community, which carries a consensus target of $249.02, reflecting a more optimistic longer-term view. ... Oracle Stock Could See 29% Upside According to Bank of America
For more insights from Edmund Ingham, join Haggerston BioHealth today! Follow Edmund Ingham at Haggerston BioHealth on Seeking Alpha! This video's transcript was generated by a third party. It is not curated or reviewed and is provided for convenience and information purposes only. The accuracy and completeness of the transcript are not guaranteed. Ed Ingham : Hi there. This is Ed Ingham, and I ru...
For more insights from Edmund Ingham, join Haggerston BioHealth today! Follow Edmund Ingham at Haggerston BioHealth on Seeking Alpha! This video's transcript was generated by a third party. It is not curated or reviewed and is provided for convenience and information purposes only. The accuracy and completeness of the transcript are not guaranteed. Ed Ingham : Hi there. This is Ed Ingham, and I run the Investing Group, Haggerston BioHealth on Seeking Alpha. And in this video, I'm going to show you my approach to researching a new stock using some of the functionality that's provided by the Seeking Alpha Premium site. So, without further ado, let's get started. As you can see, I'm just on the Seeking Alpha homepage here. So, if I want to really do a due diligence deep dive on a stock, there are actually six tabs that I'd like to open. And I'm going to use the ticker CRSP, which is CRISPR Therapeutics, which is one of my favorite biotech stocks. So, I often look at this one. But, anyway, this is how I proceed. So, I'll start off by searching for CRISPR, and I want to open six tabs as mentioned. So, this is quite hardcore due diligence. It's not the most thrilling approach, but it's really, really helpful, and I'll explain why as I go. And this is part of what my service provides. So, anyway, we've got three there, four, five, and six. So, the first thing I always like to look at is Transcripts and Insights. So, this will be things like earnings calls, if they're doing presentation at a healthcare conference, and there are numerous healthcare conferences that take place over the year. And I always think if you want to find out about a company, the very good place to start is by listening to the company itself. So, for example here, we can look at a CRISPR Therapeutics transcript from their appearance at the Citi 2026 Virtual Oncology Leadership Summit. So, first of all, I'm going to open that. Then I'm going to look at something a bit more practical, which is numbers a...
U.S. data analytics firm Palantir, which won a contract to supply AI systems to Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, will not have access to regulatory intelligence, an FCA official said on Tuesday, as the deal came under criticism from lawmakers. Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel - a billionaire venture capitalist and early supporter of President Donald Trump - won a 12-week co...
U.S. data analytics firm Palantir, which won a contract to supply AI systems to Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, will not have access to regulatory intelligence, an FCA official said on Tuesday, as the deal came under criticism from lawmakers. Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel - a billionaire venture capitalist and early supporter of President Donald Trump - won a 12-week contract to analyse the FCA's internal data to help combat financial crime.
The rapper discussed his 2024 sexual assault lawsuit and the Kendrick-Drake beef in a new GQ cover story Jay-Z has spoken out about his recent sexual assault lawsuit in a new interview. The suit alleged that Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs raped a a 13-year-old girl at a party in 2000. Combs and Jay-Z denied all allegations after the lawsuit was filed in late 2024, and the case was voluntarily dismis...
The rapper discussed his 2024 sexual assault lawsuit and the Kendrick-Drake beef in a new GQ cover story Jay-Z has spoken out about his recent sexual assault lawsuit in a new interview. The suit alleged that Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs raped a a 13-year-old girl at a party in 2000. Combs and Jay-Z denied all allegations after the lawsuit was filed in late 2024, and the case was voluntarily dismissed in February 2025. Continue reading...
Apple on Tuesday said it plans to introduce paid ads to its maps service in the U.S. and Canada this summer, marking its entry into a business long dominated by Alphabet's Google. Apple Maps, an app that comes bundled on hundreds of millions of iPhones and other devices each year, will display paid advertising on top of existing organic search results. Advertisers will be able to claim their ph...
Apple on Tuesday said it plans to introduce paid ads to its maps service in the U.S. and Canada this summer, marking its entry into a business long dominated by Alphabet's Google. Apple Maps, an app that comes bundled on hundreds of millions of iPhones and other devices each year, will display paid advertising on top of existing organic search results. Advertisers will be able to claim their physical location through a set of business tools, which Apple also said Tuesday it plans to revamp next month.
Backed by General Catalyst and Pear VC, Moda helps teams create brand-aligned, fully editable presentations and designs - launching today at moda.appNEW YORK, March 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Moda, an AI platform that gives every professional a brand-aligned design agent, today announced a $7.5M seed round led by General Catalyst. The company also announced the public launch of its platform at m...
Backed by General Catalyst and Pear VC, Moda helps teams create brand-aligned, fully editable presentations and designs - launching today at moda.appNEW YORK, March 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Moda, an AI platform that gives every professional a brand-aligned design agent, today announced a $7.5M seed round led by General Catalyst. The company also announced the public launch of its platform at moda.app. The round includes participation from Pear VC, Jeffrey Katzenberg’s WndrCo and founders and
Lighthouse Films/DigitalVision via Getty Images I have been on a quest: I'm seeking alpha. That's not a joke. We all are. And while most of my articles here are "top-down" in nature, talking about the broader index trends for the S&P 500, this time around I decided to look at it more like a surgeon. I took my research scope and analyzed it from the inside through a research study I conducted. The ...
Lighthouse Films/DigitalVision via Getty Images I have been on a quest: I'm seeking alpha. That's not a joke. We all are. And while most of my articles here are "top-down" in nature, talking about the broader index trends for the S&P 500, this time around I decided to look at it more like a surgeon. I took my research scope and analyzed it from the inside through a research study I conducted. The goal: find alpha going forward. To do that, my process was as follows: 1. Cut out the weak hands that have not consistently produced returns competitive with the S&P 500 index. If that's the case, I'm a macro guy; I'll just buy the index and trade around it with ETFs and a small set of interesting stocks. But not a whole lot of them. 2. Cut out the ones who have already played their best hand, so to speak. I know that stocks that have gone up in price by several hundred percentage points the past 3-5 years can continue higher. But that alone is likely to banish them to the "trading only" bin in my research lab. I don't buy falling knives, and I don't buy the upside-down version either, so to speak. My Conclusion: Seeking Alpha but Finding More Beta Instead But I'm sorry to say, there's not much around. And that alpha, which investors could grab the past 5 years, is unlikely to repeat itself. That leads to an S&P 500 that, based on the research study I conducted and present below, has 3 types of stocks: "Alpha hogs:" Great past performers, who have produced alpha versus the S&P 500 over the past 1, 3, and 5-year time frames, ended last Friday. However, they will be hard-pressed to repeat that going forward. In most cases, priced for perfection on a long-term basis. "Alpha losers:" Stocks that have produced negative alpha, underperforming the benchmark consistently. "Alpha makers:" Stocks that have delivered alpha the past 1, 3, and 5 years but are still priced reasonably. That's one aspect of what I did in this study. Because my goal is not to simply use the past as prologue...
Now the rightwing press are accusing the PM of cowardice over Iran. He must stop letting them craft his narrative and create his own If there was one thing Keir Starmer might have hoped the UK media would support him over, it was his refusal to follow a US president blindly into war in the Middle East. After all, his Labour predecessor Tony Blair only really got hammered in the press over warmonge...
Now the rightwing press are accusing the PM of cowardice over Iran. He must stop letting them craft his narrative and create his own If there was one thing Keir Starmer might have hoped the UK media would support him over, it was his refusal to follow a US president blindly into war in the Middle East. After all, his Labour predecessor Tony Blair only really got hammered in the press over warmongering in Iraq. Those hopes must now be dashed. On Sunday, three major newspaper groups led with dire warnings from the Israeli Defense Force about Iran’s ability to hit London. Leaving aside the lack of official evidence or impartiality of the source, the tone of attack against the prime minister was striking. The Telegraph gave the floor to Starmer’s conservative rivals, mainly Reform UK’s Nigel Farage, who accused him of cowardice and presiding over a party “moving to a very extreme hard-left, Islamist-allied position”. The Express was equally dismissive (“Donald Trump brutally mocks Keir Starmer by sharing skit showing ‘scared’ Prime Minister”). And even the Sunday Times repeated the Israeli scaremongering, before adding far lower down that “it is not known for certain that Iran possesses a missile capable of reaching Diego Garcia”. Let alone London, 400 miles further. Continue reading...
His films about Rome’s ringroad and the islanders and refugees of Lampedusa have won awards. Now Gianfranco Rosi is completing his trilogy, capturing a Naples ‘that is not immediately there’ A uniform grey nimbostratus has blocked the rays of the London sun the day I speak to Gianfranco Rosi, but this consummately Italian film-maker is feeling right at home. “When Jean Cocteau visited Naples, he w...
His films about Rome’s ringroad and the islanders and refugees of Lampedusa have won awards. Now Gianfranco Rosi is completing his trilogy, capturing a Naples ‘that is not immediately there’ A uniform grey nimbostratus has blocked the rays of the London sun the day I speak to Gianfranco Rosi, but this consummately Italian film-maker is feeling right at home. “When Jean Cocteau visited Naples, he wrote a letter to his mother in which he said, ‘Vesuvius makes all the clouds in the world.’ And I think that’s a beautiful image.” He gives a gracious nod to the blanket of grey outside the window. “I am sure there is one cloud over London today that has come straight from southern Italy.” Rosi, 62, has earned his reputation as one of Europe’s most important documentary-makers with highly original and poetic portraits of Italian places. His 2013 film Sacro GRA – the first documentary to win the Golden Lion at the Venice film festival – followed a motley cast of characters who live or work on the ringroad that circles Rome. Fire at Sea , which scooped the Golden Bear at the Berlinale three years later, was a study of the inhabitants of the island of Lampedusa and the people who arrived there on perilously crowded boats at the height of the refugee crisis. It elevated Rosi to an elite circle of directors to have won the top prize at two of Europe’s three main film festivals. Continue reading...
Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food and the basic they scrimp on? Henry Holland talks Labubus, vintage Prada and swapping Calvins for Skims with the Filter • Don’t get the Filter delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Henry Holland rose to prominence in 2006 with his collection of “fashion groupie” T-shirts, displaying rhyming slogans referencing fashion ic...
Always wondered what everyday stuff celebrities buy, where they shop for food and the basic they scrimp on? Henry Holland talks Labubus, vintage Prada and swapping Calvins for Skims with the Filter • Don’t get the Filter delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Henry Holland rose to prominence in 2006 with his collection of “fashion groupie” T-shirts, displaying rhyming slogans referencing fashion icons (such as “I’ll Show You Who’s Boss Kate Moss”), and founded his own brand, House of Holland, in 2008. He discovered a passion for ceramics during the pandemic, and in 2021 launched the lifestyle brand Henry Holland Studio , selling handmade ceramics and homeware. Continue reading...
Backchannel talks between the United States and Iran are unlikely to result in a breakthrough, according to Chinese analysts, who said the core conditions for a ceasefire were unlikely to be met. On Monday, President Donald Trump said the US had held “productive” conversations with Iran despite his threats to “obliterate” the country’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping lane, was...
Backchannel talks between the United States and Iran are unlikely to result in a breakthrough, according to Chinese analysts, who said the core conditions for a ceasefire were unlikely to be met. On Monday, President Donald Trump said the US had held “productive” conversations with Iran despite his threats to “obliterate” the country’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping lane, was not reopened. However, the US and Iran have given conflicting accounts about peace talks, with...
Halter, a New Zealand-based startup selling artificial intelligence-powered collars for cows, has raised $220 million from investors to expand the reach of its technology to more ranchers around the world. The announcement confirms Bloomberg’s reporting last week that the company had doubled its valuation to $2 billion in a deal led by Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund. Halter had previously raised $100...
Halter, a New Zealand-based startup selling artificial intelligence-powered collars for cows, has raised $220 million from investors to expand the reach of its technology to more ranchers around the world. The announcement confirms Bloomberg’s reporting last week that the company had doubled its valuation to $2 billion in a deal led by Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund. Halter had previously raised $100 million in June in a funding round led by BOND. The startup sells cow collars that are powered by the sun, and connect to the company’s mobile app. Using the technology, farmers can monitor animals’ locations, check indicators for sickness and breeding cycles, and even herd cows remotely using vibrations and audio cues from the collars. Many agricultural tech startups have struggled to maintain their footing in recent years. Investment in the category has declined as farms themselves struggle. The number of US farms filing for bankruptcy increased 46% in 2025 from the year prior, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation. Halter aims to help farmers reduce the costs associated with managing fields, such as by catching an animal’s sickness before it worsens and cutting a farm’s human labor needs. It’s part of a precision farming push that a number of companies, including pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. , have seized on. Halter Chief Executive Officer Craig Piggott, who was raised in New Zealand by farmers, said he’s been “blown away” by the demand the startup has seen in the US market since standing up an office in Colorado. The company now works with more than 2,000 farms and ranches across the US, Australia and New Zealand. The latest funding round was oversubscribed, Piggott said. Halter is plotting an expansion into new markets this year, including Canada, South America, the United Kingdom and Ireland. The startup plans to use much of its new capital to facilitate that expansion, building on its traction sending people to work with customers on the ground. The c...
Brett Adcock ’s new startup Hark will be the latest to enter the burgeoning artificial intelligence devices field, with the serial founder saying the company is working on a family of products. “We do believe that there's more than one device to rule the world here,” he said. “We're working on a family of AI devices both for yourself and for the home,\ Like OpenAI and others also working on AI dev...
Brett Adcock ’s new startup Hark will be the latest to enter the burgeoning artificial intelligence devices field, with the serial founder saying the company is working on a family of products. “We do believe that there's more than one device to rule the world here,” he said. “We're working on a family of AI devices both for yourself and for the home,\ Like OpenAI and others also working on AI devices for the future, Adcock, who serves as Hark's chief executive officer, declined to provide details. The company didn't share an exact release date either, other than to say the products would debut \ Adcock, who is also the founder of Archer Aviation, funded Hark with $100 million of his own money, The Information reported in December. He sees the business growing alongside Figure, his humanoid robot company valued at $39 billion. But Figure has attracted scrutiny too. Some have questioned whether it may have exaggerated the extent of its work with customer BMW AG. The models will focus on speech, computer use and memory, Adcock said, adding that he sees an opportunity to improve on popular existing LLMs, which he said are hampered by limited personalization and memory. He envisions Hark’s technology offering a proactive system that not only knows a user’s calendar, preferences and activity, but can anticipate their needs without relying on prompts. Other AI developers have been pushing \ While the market for new AI hardware devices has had some notable early flops, including the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1, Hark faces competition from OpenAI, which is working with longtime iPhone designer Jony Ive on what it has also said is a family of AI devices. Apple Inc. , Alphabet Inc. ’s Google and Meta Platforms Inc. are also working on AI gadgets. Hark has so far made some high-profile hires, including, Apple veteran Abidur Chowdhury , who helped design the iPhone Air and other products. The startup has also lured hardware and AI engineers from Google, Meta and Amazon.com Inc....