The Latest Breaking News from Alex Karp

Tech firms warning of the dangers of Chinese A.I. have lots to gain. But their efforts to align themselves with the U.S. military could backfire.

Palantir stock was on fire in May, up nearly 59%. So in Thursday trading, options traders had many choices to bet on the data analytics software company.

Palantir stock bulls tout the software maker's artificial intelligence strategy and potential to win more U.S. government contracts.

The Dow Jones struggled as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy made a debt ceiling pledge. Palantir stock soared on AI buzz. PayPal stock dived.

Cuban previously said he consciously tried to keep his investments away from the Bay Area.

When Michael Phelps had a 7% body fat ratio he was on the way to becoming the most decorated Olympian of all time. Plantir's Alex Karp has achieved the same metric just for fun.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp said the Peter Thiel-founded company's work with the government isn't everyone's "cup of tea."

In a rare address to the nation this week, Russian President Vladamir Putin made it clear he wouldn't hold back from using nuclear weapons in defense of Russia.

I apologize for the hackneyed headline. But I do think it conveys my sentiment about Palantir (NYSE: PLTR). Or rather, I think it conveys the overall market sentiment. There are many polarizing stocks. But I've found few that generate so much passion as Palantir.  

Enterprise and government data analytics services provider Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) stock has plummeted nearly (-46%) in 2022. According to its CEO Alex Karp, Palantir thrives in both good and bad times. He claims they predicted inflation and built the Company to had free cash flow, not just growth.

Company co-founded by Silicon Valley’s Peter Thiel has been criticised for US defence and immigration contracts