PwC projects that global investment in AI infrastructure, particularly data centers, will reach $31.6 trillion by 2050, driven by the need to support advanced computing and AI models. The Americas, led by the U.S., are expected to receive about half of this investment, followed by significant contributions from Asia-Pacific and Europe. This surge in capital expenditure will impact technology, energy, real estate, and supply chains, requiring investors to carefully consider risks and returns. The report highlights the U.S.'s dominant position due to its advanced chip ecosystem and AI companies, while noting challenges for Europe due to regulatory and power constraints.
Medical Informatics Corp. has launched the Sickbay Experience Demo Center at Texas Medical Center's Helix Park, showcasing its FDA-cleared Sickbay platform. This interactive center demonstrates how real-time patient data from various medical devices ...
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico reported Q3 2026 earnings per share of $2.66 and revenue of $632.9 million, both below analyst expectations. Despite the miss, the company saw a 13.2% rise in revenue excluding construction services and a 19.2% increa...
Northern Trust is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings with analysts forecasting a 24.9% rise in earnings per share to $2.86 and an 11.8% increase in revenue to $2.26 billion. Growth is driven by an 11.4% increase in net interest income and a 12.1% ris...
Moody's is expected to report Q3 2026 earnings of around $4.25 per share on revenue near $2.08 billion, driven by steady demand for credit ratings and growth in Moody's Analytics, especially from recurring subscriptions and AI tools. While Moody's In...
Raymond James increased its price target for Rapport Therapeutics to $86 following positive Phase 2 trial results of RAP-219, a drug treating acute bipolar mania. The trial showed statistically significant improvement in patients and a favorable safe...
