Amanda Lacaze has been at the helm of ASX-traded Lynas Rare Earths for a decade. The stock shot up 120% over the last year, amid China/U.S. trade tensions. Now, Lacaze is spearheading the capacity, certainty, and speed of the Australian/U.S. rare earth supply chain.
With a new $10 billion valuation for their AI recruiting startup Mercor, the founders are the youngest tech billionaires ever.
The surge in shares was fueled by the iPhone 17 outselling the iPhone 16 in China and the U.S., according to a report from Counterpoint Research.
OpenAI has agreed to purchase and deploy 6 gigawatt worth of AMD’s AI chips.
Musk is now half-way to becoming the first ever trillionaire.
Elon Musk hypes the AI-enabled system, and getting more people to buy it is key to his new pay package. But in a recent test, it ignored some street signs and squashed a mannequin child.
The ruling also boosted Apple’s shares, as Google will be allowed to continue paying the iPhone maker billions every year to remain the default search engine on its devices.
Australia’s national carrier Qantas has seen statutory profits take off thanks to strong demand across all market segments.
In 2000, internet darling Cisco was the world’s most valuable company. Today it’s worth half as much. Buyer beware for AI juggernauts like Nvidia and Palantir.
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