#Earnings

Five Big Tech giants reported Q1 earnings after committing a combined $700B+ to AI data centers. The results reveal a clear divide between smart spenders and expensive mistakes.

Despite crushing Q4 earnings expectations, Nvidia stock barely budged as investors question the sustainability of trillion-dollar AI infrastructure spending by hyperscalers.

RingCentral and Five9 surge 34% and 14% respectively, showing AI can boost rather than kill software businesses. A blueprint for survival in the AI era.

DoorDash shares rally as Wall Street overlooks weak Q4 results, focusing on improving unit economics and long-term growth potential in new verticals.

Despite missing Q4 targets and posting massive losses, Coinbase shares jumped 12%. Analysts slash price targets but spot hidden growth drivers.

Rivian targets 47-59% increase in vehicle deliveries for 2026 but expects $1.8-2.1B pre-tax losses as it launches crucial R2 SUV.

Lyft's Q4 earnings beat expectations but rider metrics disappointed Wall Street. CEO insists consumer demand remains robust while investors see warning signs.

JPMorgan cuts Coinbase target from $399 to $290 ahead of Q4 earnings, citing weak trading volumes and USDC growth slowdown as crypto market struggles continue

As Alphabet reports Q4 earnings, investors scrutinize whether the tech giant's massive AI investments and Apple partnership can justify its soaring valuation.

Earnings week revealed who can afford the AI buildout and who desperately needs it to pay off. The market is demanding math, not just faith.

Tesla recorded its first annual revenue drop in company history, with automotive sales falling 11% despite strong growth in energy storage and services. What's behind the EV giant's struggles?

Microsoft posts strong Q3 results with $81.3B revenue, but Windows growth lags amid RAM shortage and Windows 10 end-of-life. What's driving the disconnect?