SEATTLE, April 09, 2026--Amazon Pharmacy (NASDAQ: AMZN), a full-service digital pharmacy that offers fast medication delivery directly to customers' homes, now offers Eli Lilly and Company’s recently approved GLP-1 medication, Foundayo™, a once daily oral treatment for adults with obesity or overweight with weight-related medical problems.
SEATTLE, April 09, 2026--Amazon Pharmacy (NASDAQ: AMZN), a full-service digital pharmacy that offers fast medication delivery directly to customers' homes, now offers Eli Lilly and Company’s recently approved GLP-1 medication, Foundayo™, a once daily oral treatment for adults with obesity or overweight with weight-related medical problems.
Getty Images A lot of players in this market are capable of generating impressive financial results during a period of favorable cycles. However, not all of them integrate into the processes of building such growth as deeply as Broadcom Inc. ( AVGO ) has been doing. By integrating so thoroughly into the architecture decisions made by the hyperscalers for many years to come, Broadcom has ensured it...
Getty Images A lot of players in this market are capable of generating impressive financial results during a period of favorable cycles. However, not all of them integrate into the processes of building such growth as deeply as Broadcom Inc. ( AVGO ) has been doing. By integrating so thoroughly into the architecture decisions made by the hyperscalers for many years to come, Broadcom has ensured its ability to enjoy the fruits of the AI era. While the current Broadcom is perceived by the market as a hybrid of a semiconductor manufacturer, software vendor, and acquirer, I see a different story emerging at this point. Broadcom will turn into a control point in the fields of computing, networking, and enterprise infrastructure via VMware. Such an outcome will not make the company immune to risks, yet it will provide a certain degree of profitability, durability, and expansion prospects that seem to be underestimated now. What Changed in My View The key point that changed my perception of Broadcom has nothing to do with excellent financial results in Q1 FY2026. An increase in revenue of nearly 30% to $19.3 billion and AI semiconductor revenue reaching $8.4 billion, with an increase of more than 100%, are indeed remarkable achievements. Yet, these achievements alone do not affect the way in which I view Broadcom. What made a difference is management's confidence regarding the depth of customer relationships, the extent of their commitment to scaling up AI, and visibility in supply chains. The CFO stopped talking about the promising pipeline his company has. Now he speaks about the multi-year deployment plan with its six strategic customers, guaranteed supply until 2028, and visibility in AI chip revenue reaching the amount of more than $100 billion in 2027 . These figures should be considered a signal of Broadcom having turned from a promising semiconductor supplier into a company capable of allocating production capacity in accordance with the strategic decisions of a ve...
Getty Images A lot of players in this market are capable of generating impressive financial results during a period of favorable cycles. However, not all of them integrate into the processes of building such growth as deeply as Broadcom Inc. ( AVGO ) has been doing. By integrating so thoroughly into the architecture decisions made by the hyperscalers for many years to come, Broadcom has ensured it...
Getty Images A lot of players in this market are capable of generating impressive financial results during a period of favorable cycles. However, not all of them integrate into the processes of building such growth as deeply as Broadcom Inc. ( AVGO ) has been doing. By integrating so thoroughly into the architecture decisions made by the hyperscalers for many years to come, Broadcom has ensured its ability to enjoy the fruits of the AI era. While the current Broadcom is perceived by the market as a hybrid of a semiconductor manufacturer, software vendor, and acquirer, I see a different story emerging at this point. Broadcom will turn into a control point in the fields of computing, networking, and enterprise infrastructure via VMware. Such an outcome will not make the company immune to risks, yet it will provide a certain degree of profitability, durability, and expansion prospects that seem to be underestimated now. What Changed in My View The key point that changed my perception of Broadcom has nothing to do with excellent financial results in Q1 FY2026. An increase in revenue of nearly 30% to $19.3 billion and AI semiconductor revenue reaching $8.4 billion, with an increase of more than 100%, are indeed remarkable achievements. Yet, these achievements alone do not affect the way in which I view Broadcom. What made a difference is management's confidence regarding the depth of customer relationships, the extent of their commitment to scaling up AI, and visibility in supply chains. The CFO stopped talking about the promising pipeline his company has. Now he speaks about the multi-year deployment plan with its six strategic customers, guaranteed supply until 2028, and visibility in AI chip revenue reaching the amount of more than $100 billion in 2027 . These figures should be considered a signal of Broadcom having turned from a promising semiconductor supplier into a company capable of allocating production capacity in accordance with the strategic decisions of a ve...
Pixelbizz/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Prologis ( PLD ) and the global investment group, La Caisse, have agreed to form a new pan–European joint venture focused on acquiring, developing, and operating logistics properties. PLD shares were trading 1.39% lower at $135.50 Thursday pre-market. La Caisse will hold a 70% interest in Prologis Logistics Investment Venture Europe, while PLD will own 3...
Pixelbizz/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Prologis ( PLD ) and the global investment group, La Caisse, have agreed to form a new pan–European joint venture focused on acquiring, developing, and operating logistics properties. PLD shares were trading 1.39% lower at $135.50 Thursday pre-market. La Caisse will hold a 70% interest in Prologis Logistics Investment Venture Europe, while PLD will own 30% in the JV. Prologis is set to provide specialized asset management and development expertise as the operating partner of the PLIVE platform. The platform has ~€1B in seed assets, and is set to initially combine income-generating properties and development sites contributed by both partners. This includes ~844K sq. mt. of class A logistics space across France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the UK. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter. More on Prologis After A Massive Rally, The Easy Money May Be Gone - Prologis Prologis, Inc. (PLD) Presents at 47th Annual Raymond James Institutional Investor Conference Transcript Prologis, Inc. (PLD) Presents at Citi's Miami Global Property CEO Conference 2026 Transcript Prologis, GIC launch $1.6B U.S. build-to-suit logistics JV
The weeks before the full spring bounty arrives are a perfect time to bring a lighter approach to winter crops, and make the most of frozen fruit and spring greens • Sign up here for our weekly food newsletter, Feast Spring may have firmly sprung – I write this with a view of vivid yellow forsythia blossom in next door’s garden, and the melodious warble of full-throated birdsong – but though the g...
The weeks before the full spring bounty arrives are a perfect time to bring a lighter approach to winter crops, and make the most of frozen fruit and spring greens • Sign up here for our weekly food newsletter, Feast Spring may have firmly sprung – I write this with a view of vivid yellow forsythia blossom in next door’s garden, and the melodious warble of full-throated birdsong – but though the greenery may be flourishing in our gardens, it’s a different story at the farmers’ market. Despite a few spindly spears of asparagus and miniature jersey royals making an appearance on our Easter tables last weekend, the new season of British produce doesn’t kick off in earnest for another few weeks yet. That means we’re now heading into the so-called “hungry gap”, an annual quirk of our relatively northern latitude, when temperatures are too high for much winter veg such as kale and brassicas, but too low for the more delicate likes of peas and broad beans to ripen – let alone high-summer treats such as berries, squash and stone fruit. Happily, many hardy winter crops store well, and are versatile enough to shake off their heavy winter coat of cream and butter in favour of a lighter treatment. The late Skye Gyngell gifted us a carrot, celery, farro and borlotti bean soup , Nigel Slater has an early spring laksa with purple sprouting broccoli (and some spinach, which I suspect you could use frozen), and Nicholas Balfe offers a ceviche with celeriac and a baked beetroot dish (pictured top) – both of which look just the thing to wake up your taste buds. If it stays salad weather, I’m also rather taken by the sound of Thomasina Miers’s purple sprouting broccoli with sunshine dressing . Then again, with a name like that, who wouldn’t be? Continue reading...