Citi keeps a Buy rating on Microsoft (MSFT) with a $497 price target after Brad Smith on Friday authored a blog post outlining the company’s

Analyst Tyler Radke of Citi assigned a Buy rating on Microsoft (MSFT – Research Report), with a price target of $497.00.Don't Miss Our New

Key contributors include increased production by Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) (Customer C) in late 2026 and continued growth from AWS. Citi also highlighted Marvell's $43 billion custom ASIC total ...

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), with its impressive $3.2 trillion market capitalization, continues to dominate the software and cloud computing landscape while making significant strides in artificial intelligence (AI).

Despite the stellar stock market gains of 2024, an era of American exceptionalism seems to be only just beginning, which means that ignoring the US could be costly.

In addition to donating millions to Trump’s inauguration, many company heads are adopting the President-elect’s hard-edged, even vindictive vibe in announcing changes in their business.

Microsoft Corp. has plowed tens of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence. With its stock struggling, the key question is how quickly those investments can prove to be successful.

Semiconductor equipment maker Grand Venture Technology Ltd. is trying to turn the world’s hunger for advanced memory chips into a chance to become a major supplier, as giants from Micron Technology Inc.

Academic publisher Pearson saw its stock price fall almost three per cent after a slowdown in quarter-on-quarter organic growth.

Integrating acquisitions is another focus for Georgakopoulos and his team, as Mondelez has in recent years bought protein bar brand Clif, Greek food maker Chipita, and snack brand Ricolino. Mondelez is also said to be considering a multibillion-dollar acquisition of Hershey, in what would be the company’s second attempt to buy the chocolate maker.

At banks like Citi and SouthState, generative AI models are put through additional rounds of testing before they make it into the pilot stage.

Software maker Databricks Inc. has clinched more than $5 billion of financing from lenders including Blackstone Inc., Apollo Global Management Inc. and Blue Owl Capital Inc. in its largest debt raise to date,