Microsoft Stock Climbs 5% as AI Spending Undershoots: Is Wall Street Rewarding Restraint?
Microsoft stock climbed nearly 5% after beating forecasts and spending $6.6 billion less than Wall Street expected.
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Microsoft stock climbed nearly 5% after beating forecasts and spending $6.6 billion less than Wall Street expected.
Alphabet stock fell 8% as AI spending hit $51.4 billion, wiping out free cash flow despite 103% cloud growth.
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AI agents are already paying for things they need to get a job done. That can mean buying a web search or checking whether an airline reward seat is available. BeInCrypto’s State of AI Agent Payments 2026 tracked 6.4 million…
China is well placed to lead the world in AI models by 2030, according to Bloomberg Intelligence (BI). Its chipmakers, by contrast, are expected to reach only competitive status by then. Hong Kong’s main tech benchmark is moving closer to…