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Key PointsAMD has been consistently gaining share in server CPUs, and it enjoys solid pricing power in this market.AMD’s impressive earnings growth potential suggests that it can jump substantially by the end of the decade.AMD seems poised to easily cross $2 trillion in market cap by 2030, though don’t be surprised to see it getting close to the $3 trillion mark.10 stocks we like better than Advanced Micro Devices ›Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) stock has more than doubled in 2026. That’s not surprising, as the chip designer’s growth rate has been robust due to the improving demand for its server…
Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) is a good buy in late 2026 because stars such as value, growth, guidance, partnerships, and dividends are aligning. They point to sustained outperformance and potential acceleration but, more importantly, to robust capital returns. While share buybacks are at token levels, barely enough to offset dilutive forces and reduce the share count, dividends are more substantial. The dividend is among the top reasons to buy this stock, yielding over 3% with shares near long-term lows. Additionally, MDT is just one increase away from being crowned Dividend King. Dividend King status is more than just a fancy title.…
David Shin, CEO at Wadiz, tells CB Insights how they see Asia’s evolving innovation ecosystem. How has Asia’s innovation ecosystem evolved over the past decade? Over the past decade, the status of the Asian market has changed dramatically. In particular, East Asian countries such as Korea, China, Japan, and Taiwan have seen significant growth in their innovation ecosystems. In the past, Asia largely operated as a fast follower — adopting and adapting technologies and brands from the West. However, since around 2015, Asia has evolved into a global leader not only in technology but also in industries such as beauty…
Uber is cutting more than 3,000 jobs worldwide as part of a major overhaul designed to shrink management layers and refocus spending on its core business. The cuts amount to roughly 10% of its global workforce, bringing staffing back to levels last seen in 2021. Chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi told staff in a company email that the taxi and delivery firm had expanded quickly but accumulated too many layers and small teams that slowed decision‑making. He said the reductions would put Uber, which has its global head office in San Francisco, US, in a better position for its “biggest opportunities…
Ford F-150 trucks are assembled at the Ford River Rouge Complex on Jan. 13, 2026 in Dearborn, Michigan. Anna Moneymaker | Getty ImagesDETROIT — Ford Motor is increasing production of its crucial F-Series trucks after fires at an aluminum supplier severely impacted output over the past year.The automaker confirmed Wednesday to CNBC that production of its large, highly profitable “Super Duty” trucks last month hit a 20-year high, while output of F-150 pickups reached their highest level in two years.Ford’s F-Series trucks — which include the F-150 and larger “Super Duty” models such as F-250, F-350 and F-450 — were…
A group of peers is calling for the British government to be able to deactivate powerful AI systems and switch off the country’s data centres in the event of the tech posing a threat to national security.It is led by the Liberal Democrats’ Lord Tim Clement-Jones, who has proposed the measure as an amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill which is currently making its way through Parliament.He said it would enable the building of a “vital safety net” and provide a democratically accountable means to “halt a runaway system before it can compromise our critical national infrastructure”.He added…
Ever since graduating from business school in 2006, one of my favorite ways to learn is through case studies. And there’s no better case study for understanding the IPO quiet period than Anthropic’s upcoming IPO. Anthropic is expected to publicly file its IPO prospectus after Labor Day, with a listing as soon as late September or early October. The Information reported it on August 27 and Reuters picked it up the same day, although nothing is certain. Between now and then, you’re going to read a lot about Anthropic. Almost none of it will come from Anthropic. That’s the quiet…
Available for over a yearAmerica’s national debt recently hit a new milestone of $40 trillion. It is estimated that interest payments on the national debt are now the second largest expense in the US government budget, trailing only social security. How was the US able to borrow so much and for so long? One answer, according Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff, is the US dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency. In this episode, Rogoff, former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, explains how the US dollar came to enjoy this hegemonic status, what being the world’s reserve currency actually…
Free school uniforms are to be handed out in Hull by former boxer Tommy Coyle.The ex-Commonwealth lightweight champion set up a sporting foundation when he retired from boxing in 2019 and has led a number of initiatives for underprivileged children, including a mobile boxing gym.”If you’re in a position to do good then I believe you should,” he said.The event at Coyle’s gym, TC60, on Humber Street will take place on Thursday from 10:00 until 13:00 BST.Coyle said he would be giving out unbranded uniforms of all colours and sizes with no questions asked for those who attended, working with…
The biggest factor pushing up rates is the credibility of the borrowing plans set out by major countries. The increase is not based on fears about countries “going bankrupt”. But it is based on the brutal market equation that if a country wants to borrow more, and to do so without a credible plan, especially if there are doubts over the stability of a given government, it should expect to pay a higher rate.Influential economists lean on different factors. Mohamed el-Erian told me the AI competition in bond markets was the biggest new factor. Lord Jim O’Neill, says the recent…