Meta or spin off? Large technology companies are moving towards "fragmentation".

Meta is the only company among the "Big Seven" that has not split its stock. However, with companies like Nvidia, Sony, and others announcing split plans, Meta may also join their ranks.

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The US soda market is about to change! PepsiCo, the second-oldie, may not be guaranteed, and the century-old brand Dr Pepper will overtake it.

In the "red and blue battle" between Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, a disruptor is emerging, and it is Dr Pepper. Dr Pepper has a 139-year history, which is even longer than that of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo. According to the latest data from industry magazine Beverage Digest, PepsiCo's classic version market share has now tied with Dr Pepper for second place.

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Crazy valuations! Why are investors still buying the S&P 500 index like crazy?

Even though the valuation of the S&P 500 index has reached a rare high in nearly 30 years, investors still flock to it. What makes them willing to pay higher prices for every future dollar of profit?

Golden10 Data04:48

Microsoft global investment expands again! Investing 3.2 billion dollars to expand the AI infrastructure in Sweden.

Microsoft announced on Monday that it will invest $3.2 billion in Sweden over the next two years to expand local cloud computing and AI infrastructure. The investment plan also includes helping to train about 250,000 local people to master AI skills. This move will serve as an important step for Microsoft to promote the application of AI in the Nordic region.

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Daily Option Tracking | Gamestop soared more than 80% before the market! "Leader" suspected of buying call options in bulk; big players bet on Nvidia's rebound by selling put options.

Dell Technologies fell nearly 18% after its earnings announcement. Options trading surpassed 600,000 contracts, five times the average daily trading volume. Many put options rose more than 300% last Friday.

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The 10 US stocks with the highest shareholders' equity, this stock is “far ahead”!

Despite the limitations of book value valuation methods, they can still be used as a way to screen for cheaper stocks.

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