Goldman Sachs has added three stocks to its European “Conviction List – Directors’ Cut” list. The list tracks the bank’s buy-rated European equities. The inclusions are the payment processing company Adyen, the German energy firm RWE, and the German insurer Talanx. All three arrive with different setups. Adyen Draws
OpenAI has confirmed that its upcoming model Astra meets the Critical cybersecurity threshold under its Preparedness Framework. The company plans to release it with safeguards and restricted access to advanced cyber capabilities. Astra is the first model OpenAI has placed at that tier. The designation means the model
Bitcoin continues to hover below $78K, but the absence of meaningful upside progress is becoming increasingly important. After the initial breakout impulse, repeated failures to challenge the $80K-$82K supply area suggest demand is losing strength, raising the probability of a deeper corrective move. Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin (BTC) has given some of its gains from the sharp August rally, and the retreat is now tracing a familiar outline on the chart. Analysts have flagged a Bart Simpson pattern forming on BTC. The formation has drawn concern that the decline still has room to extend. The Bart Simpson Pattern Is Forming on
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora said companies must build an entirely new security stack for the roughly $5 trillion of capital spending on AI infrastructure he expects over the next five years. Arora spoke on CNBC’s Mad Money on Tuesday, after the cybersecurity firm posted fiscal fourth quarter results that beat
Elon Musk said Grok 4.7 will be released to the public in 10 days and that the model will surpass every AI model currently available. The release follows Grok 4.6, which SpaceXAI shipped on August 12. It also comes as OpenAI announced that its new Astra model will be launched soon. Follow us on X