NVIDIA Corporation

Alphabet Inc.

MediaTek Inc.

Macronix International Co., Ltd.

Citrini Research's portfolio is completely unprepared for a crisis, but so far it has produced great returns

"Alchemist" who earned 200%: what we know about the 33-year-old author of the Citrini report on AI

One of the world's most valuable private companies, Stripe, has increased its valuation to $159 billion in the latest employee stock deal - a 72% increase from a year earlier. The payment service <a href="https://stripe.com/en-fr/newsroom/news/stripe-2025-update">announced the</a> deal on February 24, simultaneously with the publication of the traditional letter about the results of the year.

Patrick Collison created fintech giant Stripe. What advice would he have given himself as a young man?

International Business Machines Corporation

Market fears for future of IBM technology after announcement of new AI tool from Anthropic

IBM stock had its worst day in 26 years. Why does Wall Street believe in 45% growth?

Knowledge Atlas Technology Joint Stock Company Limited

Minimax-wp

Alibaba Group Holding Limited

Knowledge Atlas, known as Zhipu, is <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/37c91e08-d13a-45a7-a3a7-acb43fa5522e">called the</a> Chinese equivalent of OpenAI. In January 2026, it went public, and its quotations rose more than five times the IPO price. What an investor should know about it, wrote independent analyst Mikhail Zavaraev.

Shares of Zhipu, a China-based AI developer and OpenAI peer, have quintupled since its IPO. What do investors need to know about it? 

AI's most serious problem may not be a threat to jobs at all, but to the unpreparedness of the political system, argues a writer for The Atlantic

On fragile ice: why isn't anyone ready for AI to replace white-collar workers?

Gold miners will remain profitable even with the precious metal at $4,000 per troy ounce, according to Danny Moses of Moses Ventures

Traders from "The Downgrade Game" reveal the best investments in the midst of the soft-apocalypse

Netflix, Inc.

Paramount Group, Inc.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

Donald Trump praised the duties in an address to the nation and said he would not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth demanded that Anthropic give the military full access to AI models under threat of recognizing the company as a "supply chain risk" or using emergency powers. On these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of February 25.

Main by morning: Trump praises duties, bids for Warner Bros. go up

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

One of the strongest players in the online payment processing market - non-public platform Stripe - is considering acquiring PayPal Holdings or its separate assets, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-24/payments-processor-stripe-expresses-interest-in-paypal">reported</a> citing sources.

Fintech giant Stripe has emerged as a contender to take over PayPal - Bloomberg

Microsoft Corporation

DeepSeek may unveil its newest AI model in February - a year after its other release caused the U.S. market to collapse

Anthropic accused DeepSeek and AI tigers from China of training on its Claude model

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Oracle Corporation

U.S. accounting rules are such that tech giants can hide tens of billions of dollars in lease obligations

Hyperscalers are hiding some debt in reporting, Moody's has found out. What are the risks of this?

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

DocuSign, Inc.

Major US stock market indices jumped on Tuesday, February 24, after investors reassessed the negative impact of AI on global business processes. A presentation by AI startup Anthropic showed that its tools will not replace software developers, but will strengthen them by enabling them to develop products using their AI Claude. That calmed the markets a bit and the Software Developers Sector ETF rose 2% after several days of declines.

U.S. stocks are up. Why have fears of a soft-apocalypse abated?

Blue Owl Capital Inc.

Blue Owl Capital Corporation

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The head of the largest US bank JPMorgan Jamie Dimon said he sees signs in the financial market reminiscent of the situation before the 2008 crisis. He warned of risks in lending amid aggressive competition and weakening standards. Fears that a <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/kanarejka-v-sahte-dla-finsektora-cto-znacit-blokirovka-deneg-v-blue-owl-dla-rynka">bubble is inflating</a> in private lending are increasingly worrying investors.