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Apple $AAPL is reportedly planning 3 straight years of major iPhone redesigns, according to Bloomberg 2025: The iPhone Air 2026: Foldable iPhone 2027: 20th anniversary iPhone with a curved glass Source: Mario Nawfal
Is data center capex about to hit an energy wall?
Source: Peter Berezin @PeterBerezinBCA
People who bought Palantir last week
(Palantir has officially entered bear market territory). Source: Not Jerome Powell
Another day of rotation out of tech
Source: Daily sp500 heat map by Finwiz
Microsoft, $MSFT, has said that these are the 40 jobs most at risk by AI
Source: unusual whales
Buy-now-pay-later firm Klarna reported AI-driven sales growth for the second quarter, enabling the company to generate revenues of $1 million per employee.
👉 The Swedish company said it had 20% like-for-like sales growth in the second quarter, with total revenues coming in at $823 million for the period. 👉The firm also saw adjusted operating profits of $29 million, up significantly from the first quarter’s $3 million. “AI adoption continues to deliver significant, tangible results. As a result of this strategy, average revenue per employee reached $1.0m, up 46% [year on year in the second quarter],” the company said in its quarterly report. 👉Klarna has aggressively leveraged AI to boost productivity performance. It has shed two in five jobs over the past two years as a result. “This shift reflects the growing impact of AI and automation in eliminating manual, time-consuming work across Klarna,” the company had said in its first-quarter results.
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