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Get alerts for PLTRPalmer Luckey's new company is making copies of military dogs.
NeutralThe story links some Anduril founders and an investor to Palantir. It reports no new Palantir role in Warhound, so it does not change Palantir's outlook.
Palantir is speeding up the rollout of its Sovereign AI to more customers.
Good for PLTRPalantir said it is speeding delivery of its Sovereign AI tools to more customers. That wider reach supports its business outlook, though the announcement gives no sales results.
Cathie Wood spent $8.1 million on CoreWeave shares while Ark Invest sold its Palantir stock after Goldman Sachs gave CoreWeave a better rating.
Good for PLTRPalantir partnered with Knox Systems to speed software deployment for government and defense customers. Ark's share sales are investor trades, while the partnership may help Palantir reach federal buyers faster.
Palantir Technologies' stock went up almost 3% on Monday after teaming up with Knox Systems.
Good for PLTRPalantir teamed with Knox Systems to help software reach U.S. government agencies faster. This could widen access to federal customers, though the story gives no sales promise.
Looking at how Adobe stacks up against other companies in the software business.
NeutralThe article includes Palantir's figures in a peer table but reports no new change to its business, so it does not change the company's outlook.
Palantir Technologies shares dropped more than 7% on Friday after a big rise.
NeutralPalantir shares fell after a long rally. Praise from Jim Cramer and possible congressional scrutiny bring no confirmed business change, leaving the company's outlook unchanged.
A report shows that Nvidia, Apple, and Google are some of the biggest donors to Trump's $330 million ballroom project.
NeutralPalantir committed $10 million to the project. A bank chief warned gifts could invite scrutiny, but the report cites no change to Palantir's business.
Surf Air Mobility signs its fifth software deal for AI flight tools with Flying Zebra.
NeutralPalantir helped develop OperatorOS, but the story reports no payment or added sales for Palantir from this deal. It does not show a change to Palantir's business outlook.
Looking at how Adobe stacks up against other software companies.
NeutralPalantir's figures appear in a software peer comparison, but the article reports no new Palantir event or change in its outlook.
How Adobe stacks up against other software companies.
NeutralThe article lists Palantir's sales growth at about 93% and return on equity at about 12%. These peer figures are not a new company development, so they do not shift its outlook.
Ondas and Palantir are teaming up more closely to create a new AI company for government use.
Good for PLTRPalantir's technology and engineering work will support Regna AI, extending its role in a defense-focused venture. The story gives no sales or payment details, so added income is not yet established.
Quantum computing might make big progress by 2028, and two ETFs could benefit from it.
NeutralPalantir is listed as 1.84% of QTUM's holdings, but the story reports no new company business. QTUM also holds companies across computing, software, and chips, so this mention does not change Palantir's prospects.
Palantir's stock price reaches a new high, bouncing back from a drop of almost 50%.
Good for PLTRPalantir's strong sales growth and higher yearly forecast support its outlook, though its shares leave room for disappointment if November results are weak.
Palantir's tech chief believes a mistake by people, not AI, caused the deadly strike in Iran that killed 123 kids.
NeutralPalantir's technology faces scrutiny after a deadly strike, but the cause remains disputed, so this story does not clearly change the company's outlook.
Looking at Adobe and its rivals in the software business.
NeutralThe article compares Palantir's sales growth and profit figures with software peers. It reports no new change to the company's business, so this story does not shift its outlook.
Today, big trades are happening with 6 tech stocks.
NeutralPalantir had a put trade labeled bullish. The trade reports a trader’s view, not a change in the company’s business prospects.
Looking at Adobe and its rivals in the software business.
NeutralPalantir's table lists 92.83% revenue growth and $0.92 billion in EBITDA. The comparison reports no new company development or clear change to its outlook.
Cathie Wood is buying more Rocket Lab shares, as three ARK ETFs place their bets on Neutron.
NeutralARK funds sold about $3.95 million in Palantir shares, but the story gives no new information about Palantir’s business. The trades alone do not change the company’s outlook.
Palantir's shares went up after teaming up with Armada to improve secure AI systems.
Good for PLTRPalantir teamed up with Armada to offer secure AI systems that customers can control. The added offering supports Palantir’s growth, despite competition concerns and an investor share sale.
Peter Thiel says that more people want AI in the US, while Cathie Wood is selling some Palantir shares.
Good for PLTRPalantir's U.S. commercial sales rose 149% to $764 million, even as Ark funds sold shares. Strong sales growth and rising U.S.
Inflation data was better than expected, helping software stocks like IGV do better than chip stocks like SOXX.
NeutralPalantir is among the software fund's largest holdings, and software funds outperformed after softer inflation. The story gives no new company-specific results or forecast, so it does not change Palantir's outlook.
Donald Trump and Cathie Wood both invested in 32 stocks, and some of them might surprise you.
NeutralThe article lists Palantir among stocks held by Donald Trump’s portfolio and Ark funds. It reports no change to Palantir’s business, so the listing does not change its outlook.
Trump is hosting a lunch about AI with tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang, plus other guests.
NeutralPalantir CEO Alex Karp is listed among the expected guests. The article reports no company decision or business change.
The U.S. government is teaming up with Elon Musk to fight a $137 million fine from the EU, saying it's too much.
NeutralDOJ joined Musk against the EU fine; Palantir's co-founder backed that stance, but no company actions or exposures were reported, so neutral for PLTR.
Looking at how Adobe stacks up against other software companies.
NeutralPalantir's numbers show a very high price-to-earnings and very strong 92.83% revenue growth, creating mixed signals that leave its picture unchanged here.