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04.11.26 - 19:03
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Die teure Neuerfindung (Der Aktionaer)
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Das Werbegschäft boomt, doch die Börse zweifelt bei Meta an den Milliarden für künstliche Intelligenz: Dabei könnten diese den nächsten Wachstumsschub liefern....
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04.11.26 - 07:45
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Meta-Aktie: 20 Milliarden US$ neue Schulden – trotzdem 51% Kurspotenzial? (Sharedeals)
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Meta Platforms greift für seinen KI-Ausbau immer tiefer in die Tasche. Der Facebook-Mutterkonzern hat am Dienstag Anleihen im Volumen von 15 Milliarden US$ platziert. Weitere fünf bis zehn Milliarden US$ könnten über Euro-Anleihen hinzukommen. Insgesamt will das Unternehmen 2026 bis zu 145 Milliarden US$ investieren. Trotzdem zeigt sich die Aktie bei 621,03 US$ zuletzt wieder […]
The post Meta-Aktie: 20 Milliarden US$ neue Schulden – trotzdem 51% Kurspotenzial? first appeared on sharedeals.de....
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04.11.26 - 03:06
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Tech giants commit over US$3 trillion as AI infrastructure faces funding, power test (Digitimes)
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Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Amazon, and Oracle have disclosed more than US$3 trillion in future commitments for leases, equipment purchases, energy, and construction as the AI infrastructure race accelerates, signaling that the data center investment boom will continue. The spending surge is also intensifying concerns over financing, power supplies, and water resources....
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03.11.26 - 22:21
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Inside The $250 Electric Bill: Dissecting The Midterms′ Most Hated Piece Of Mail (ZeroHedge)
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Inside The $250 Electric Bill: Dissecting The Midterms' Most Hated Piece Of Mail
Today, for perhaps the first time in modern American history, the monthly electric bill is on the ballot.Not literally, of course (although in nine states, utility commissioners literally are), but as Reuters put it on Friday, this could be "the first election to feature utilities and electricity, specifically, as a prominent issue in the midterms." Readers who have been with us for a while will not be surprised. Back in August 2025, when the "power bill crisis" was still a story mostly confined to angry Maryland Facebook groups, we posted a chart of CPI electricity with a big arrow pointing up and a simple prediction:In one year, this will be the most popular chart on this site pic.twitter.com/h93gWXMoNL— zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 11, 2025
Fifteen months later, here is that chart updated through the latest (September) CPI report: since January 2020, the electricity component of CPI is u...
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