The Latest Breaking News from Palantir

PLTR shares have skyrocketed this year, driven by the software company's AI ambitions. Here's a closer look at Wall Street's deeply split opinions on this outperforming growth stock, and what might be next for Palantir.

Palantir has had a remarkable rally so far in 2023. However, there are three other software stocks that analysts believe have more upside from current levels.

Data supplied to UK Biobank UK is not for sale, it’s not for trivial or suspect use, it’s for the good of humankind, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

What is the contract for? And why are there privacy concerns about the deal?

Palantir just won over two big clients, but shares of the AI innovator still seem stuck. Is this an opportunity to scoop up the overlooked AI stock?

The markets are bouncing between positive and negative territory early in September's penultimate trading day. Barring a massive move today or Friday, the S&P 500 will finish the month significantly lower than it started.

Industry leaders are defending and praising the work of the Horseracing Safety and Integrity Authority in the aftermath of a competing piece of legislation being introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives

Alex Karp emphasizes the need for cooperation to mitigate risks and maintain global competitiveness.

With organizations embracing innovative software solutions across diverse business functions globally, the software industry is poised for sustained and steady growth. Hence, fundamentally sound software stocks Palantir Technologies (PLTR), Elastic (ESTC), and Smartsheet (SMAR), with massive growth potential, might be ideal additions to one’s watchlist. Read more.

Despite a sharp pullback from their mid-summer highs, all three of these stocks from the artificial intelligence (AI) industry still look expensive at current levels, and are best avoided by investors.

The long read: The government is about to award a £480m contract to build a vast new database of patient data. But if people don’t trust it, they’ll opt out – I know, because I felt I had to