

Dow Jumps 700 Points as Markets Rebound From AI-Driven Tech Selloff
U.S. stocks surged Friday as investors stepped back into equities following a bruising week dominated by fears that artificial intelligence could upend the traditional software business model. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed more than 700 points, or about 1.6%, led by strength in industrial and financial shares. The S&P 500 rose roughly 1%, while the Nasdaq Composite added about 0.7%, marking a tentative recovery after days of heavy selling in technology stocks. Desp


Palantir Beats Q4 Estimates as AI and Defense Demand Drive Growth
Palantir Technologies delivered a strong fourth-quarter beat on Monday, fueled by accelerating adoption of its AI platforms across U.S. government agencies and commercial customers, sending shares up roughly 7% in after-hours trading. The software analytics firm reported adjusted earnings of 25 cents per share, topping expectations of 23 cents, while revenue reached $1.41 billion, ahead of the $1.33 billion consensus estimate. Revenue climbed 70% year over year, underscoring


OPINION: The Invisible Threat: Why Inorganic Activity on Social Media Is a Growing Risk for Public Companies and Their Investors
In November 2022, a fake tweet claiming Eli Lilly would begin giving away insulin for free went viral on Twitter . The tweet wasn’t from the company’s official account, but it was convincing enough and amplified quickly enough that it caused Eli Lilly’s stock to plunge and triggered chaos across the pharmaceutical sector. Much of that virality was not organic; it was driven (at least in part) by inorganic users and coordinated inauthentic behavior – accounts that don’t repres


Markets Slide as Trump Revives Trade War Fears Tied to Greenland
Global markets sold off sharply Tuesday after Donald Trump reignited fears of a widening trade war, tying new tariff threats to U.S. efforts to secure control of Greenland. The escalation sparked a broad “sell America” move, pressuring U.S. stocks and bonds while pushing safe-haven assets to record highs. U.S. equities suffered their worst session since October. The S&P 500 fell about 2.1%, the Nasdaq Composite dropped more than 2.4%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average slid


San Francisco is Still #1 Despite Everything You’ve Heard
San Francisco, CA. For years, the dominant story in tech has been geographic dispersal. Talent left coastal cities, startups followed, and capital became more distributed. San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles were framed as legacy hubs struggling to stay relevant in a remote-first world. That narrative no longer holds up. According to Multipolitan ’s 2026 Start-Up Friendly Cities Index , San Francisco ranks #1 globally, with New York at #5 and Los Angeles at #6. These thr






































