Snowflake Earnings Loom as Investors Watch AI Cloud Demand
Snowflake’s upcoming earnings report will test demand for cloud data infrastructure as businesses expand artificial intelligence investments across enterprise technology markets.
Snowflake’s upcoming earnings report will test demand for cloud data infrastructure as businesses expand artificial intelligence investments across enterprise technology markets.
U.S. investment-grade companies borrowed a record $164 billion in August, much of it linked to financing needs created by the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence boom.
Chevron plans to invest more than $7 billion in Venezuela over five years, aiming to double production as the U.S. oil major expands its position.
Palo Alto Networks posted strong fiscal results as AI-driven cybersecurity demand accelerated, while investors weighed its growth outlook and recent acquisition strategy in recent quarters.
MongoDB delivered 30% revenue growth and raised guidance, but its shares fell as investors focused on Atlas growth and increasingly demanding expectations from the market.
GitLab reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter results and raised its outlook, as artificial intelligence increases demand for software development and DevSecOps tools across the industry this year.
Dell raised its annual outlook after record quarterly revenue and strong AI server demand, highlighting accelerating infrastructure spending by cloud providers and enterprises this year.
Uber plans to cut about 3,300 jobs, or 10% of its global workforce, as the company reduces management layers and redirects spending toward future growth.
U.S. private payroll growth slowed in August, with education and health services adding jobs while manufacturing and professional services recorded notable employment declines this month.
U.S. factory orders rose in July, beating expectations as aircraft demand strengthened, while businesses continued navigating higher costs, supply pressures, and uneven technology spending nationwide.