Netflix, Inc.

Alphabet Inc.

The Walt Disney Company

Streaming service Netflix plans to open two theme parks - in Philadelphia and Texas - by the end of the year, and another in Las Vegas in 2027. The company is investing heavily in gaming and sports streaming and calls the TV show market "an obvious growth point." The all-around expansion in entertainment is making the online movie theater more and more like Disney. Journalist Roman Mighty broke down for Onivest whether this strategy can bring the company growth to its planned trillion-dollar capitalization.

Luna Park, games and bloggers: how Netflix is expanding its business beyond online movie theater

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Citigroup Inc.

Palantir's capitalization exceeded $400 billion after the publication of a successful quarterly report. The American company specializing in intelligence gathering and processing showed a 48% growth in revenue in the second quarter (ended June 30) to more than $1 billion. In a <a href="https://www.palantir.com/q2-2025-letter/en/">statement</a> to shareholders, founder Alexander Karp said that the company plans to become "the dominant software developer of the future". For Onivest, journalist Roman Mighty looked into why Palantir is attracting investor attention and why human rights and civil rights activists don't like a future that could be dominated by such a company.

The all-seeing eye of the military: How Palantir became an AI supplier to corporations and the Pentagon


Several music bands<a href="https://pitchfork.com/news/king-gizzard-and-the-lizard-wizard-leave-spotify/">have removed</a> their albums from the streaming service Spotify due to the investment policy of the streaming service's founder and CEO Daniel Ek. The reason was his involvement in the military AI technology business. Musicians explain their departure by their unwillingness to have their art associated with war. For Oninvest, Roman Mighty examined how the development of the global market for AI-technology weapons and military robots is leading to the emergence of new companies with a billion-dollar valuation - and at the same time to fierce ethical disputes.

Robot warfare: how AI weapons create unicorns and ethical dilemmas


Apple Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Apple has lost four key employees over the past few weeks.&nbsp;First, it was reported that Apple Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams, <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/klucevoj-rukovoditel-apple-uhodit-v-sloznyj-moment-stoit-li-perezivat-investoram">considered</a> the company's second-in-command and a possible successor to CEO Tim Cook, had left the company. Meta later said it had hired <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-07/apple-loses-its-top-ai-models-executive-to-meta-s-hiring-spree">chief</a> AI officer Zhuomin Pan. And on Friday, July 18, Bloomberg sources reported that Mark Zuckerberg hired two more <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-17/meta-hires-two-key-apple-ai-experts-after-poaching-their-boss?srnd=homepage-europe">employees</a> from Apple's AI division - Mark Lee and Tom Gunther.

Systemic failure: will Apple's reshuffle help it catch up in the AI race

Meta in June <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/13/scale-ai-confirms-significant-investment-from-meta-says-ceo-alexandr-wang-is-leaving/">paid</a> $14.3 billion for a 49% stake in Scale AI, a startup that partitions data for machine learning. That's how it was able to hire its co-founder and CEO Alexander Wang. He<a href="https://oninvest.com/article/cukerberg-sobral-gruppu-razrabotcikov-superintellekta-akcii-meta-obnovili-maksimum">headed</a> Meta's new division - Superintelligence Labs, the Superintelligence Lab - and should provide his new employer with leadership in the artificial intelligence race. Roman Mighty tells us who Alexander Wang is.

A man who knows how to make friends: Alexander Wang, creator of the $14 billion Meta superintelligence

Tesla, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Ubtech Robotics Corp Ltd

The year 2025 may become the year of humanoid robots - dozens of startups are preparing to launch their devices on the market. Journalist Roman Mighty looked at the easiest way to make money on this market.

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