Netflix, Tesla, and the State of the Movie Business

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SoFi’s Earnings Shine While PayPal & Boeing’s Earnings Look “Meh”

When a bank’s earnings cause the stock to pop more than 15%, then something definitely went right. At least that is what appears to have happened at SoFi this most recent quarter thanks to an earnings beat and raised guidance. Matt, Lou, and Tyler look at the highlights of the ea ...  Show more

Anthropic’s $500 Billion Question

Anthropic's highly anticipated IPO filing reveals explosive growth, surprisingly strong financials, and nearly $500 billion in future AI computing commitments. Meanwhile, Meta looks to raise $95 billion as AI infrastructure companies face mounting financing pressures. Plus, Veriz ...  Show more

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