Gilder Gagnon Howe Dumps 66,000 Duolingo Shares Worth $15.7 Million

Yahoo Finance05:51

OpenAI has released its most powerful specialized model, GPT-5.4, which automates computer operations and supports plugins for AI-driven Excel and financial analysis.

OpenAI has introduced native computer control functionality for the first time in a general-purpose model. GPT-5.4 is capable of directly operating software, browsing the web, and controlling the mouse and keyboard to complete tasks. It can be deeply integrated with enterprise applications such as spreadsheets and financial analysis tools. Its desktop navigation capabilities have surpassed human benchmark levels, achieving record-high scores in web search tests and reaching or exceeding professional standards in occupational knowledge assessments. The introduction of a tool search mechanism significantly reduces token consumption. GPT-5.4 comes in two versions: Thinking, which excels in complex reasoning, and Pro, designed for high performance, with a maximum context window of one million tokens and pricing higher than that of version 5.2. A financial services suite has been launched simultaneously.

wallstreetcnMar 6 03:50

Duolingo Director Buys 5,000 Shares Worth ~$499K

Seeking AlphaMar 5 15:29

Top Duolingo Insider Just Made a Bold Move Wall Street Can't Ignore

TipRanksMar 5 10:13

The Biggest Keyword of This Earnings Season in the U.S. Stock Market — AI Anxiety

This earnings season reflects a significant divergence between fundamentals and market sentiment. Goldman Sachs believes the core contradiction of this earnings season lies in the pronounced disparity between robust corporate fundamentals and market fears over AI disruption. Despite earnings surpassing expectations and revenue showing steady growth, market pricing logic has been dominated by the AI narrative. On March 4, according to information from the Storm Chaser Trading Platform, Goldman Sachs' economic research team noted in their latest report that the S&P 500 Index’s Q4 earnings season is nearing its end. From a purely performance-based perspective, this has been an impressive quarter — corporate earnings grew by 13% year-over-year (initial expectations were only 7%), excluding the energy sector.

wallstreetcnMar 4 16:38

Why Duolingo Stock Fell 24% in February

Yahoo FinanceMar 4 06:36