Fidelity is steering away from bonds issued by major tech companies like Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle, which are raising hundreds of billions to fund AI infrastructure. Despite strong credit ratings, these bonds offer minimal yield premiums over U.S. Treasurys, providing little compensation for risk. The surge in bond supply tied to AI build-out raises concerns about potential downgrades and price drops. Instead, Fidelity favors higher-yield Treasurys and niche fixed income sectors where value is more apparent.
Amazon.com, Inc. is expected to report strong Q2 2026 results with revenue guidance of $194B–$199B and operating income between $20B–$24B. The company’s growth is driven primarily by AWS, which supports high-quality operating income. However, ongoing...
Amazon has applied for a license to operate a network of 5,105 satellites aimed at providing mobile phone services, with launches expected to begin in 2028. This follows Amazon's acquisition of Globalstar's satellite operations and aims to expand sat...
Amazon has requested federal approval to launch up to 5,105 satellites to build a direct-to-device (D2D) internet network, aiming to provide connectivity directly to smartphones and other devices without relying on traditional cell towers. This netwo...
Dow futures surged over 500 points Monday as crude oil prices fell sharply, easing pressure on stocks after weeks of volatility. Investors await the Federal Reserve's rate decision on Wednesday and earnings reports from major tech firms like Amazon, ...
US stock futures point to a strong start with Dow Jones up 1.1%, S&P 500 up 0.9%, and Nasdaq up 1.5%, driven by a sharp 6.3% drop in oil prices following a pause in US-Iran military actions. Although no official ceasefire is declared, Iran has agreed...
