Veteran trader who correctly predicted Palantir's rally unveils new price target
Karp, who appeared on “Real Time with Bill Maher" last month, is reported to be an eccentric leader who wears brightly ...
How Palantir Became The S&P’s Most Expensive Stock—And Earned CEO Alex Karp A Spot On The Forbes 400
Karp joins Forbes’ list of the richest Americans for the first time, thanks to his data mining firm’s massive year.
Palantir: Should You Follow Insider Stock Selling Despite Forecasted EBITDA Growth
Palantir's stock has surged due to its successful AI integration and the release of the AIP platform. See why PLTR is a Sell.
Jim Cramer Once Told Palantir CEO To 'Stop Dropping F-Bombs,' Then He Realized The Future Had 'Already Arrived'
Jim Cramer once picked Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE: PLTR) apart, saying it's not even a "real company." Less than a month ...
Meet the Newest Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock in the S&P 500. Buy It Before It Soars 170%, According to a Wall Street Analyst
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Palantir: Highest Data Management Standards From Battlefield To Boardroom
Palantir's Foundry platform extends their expertise to commercial sectors, enabling data integration, security, and analysis ...
If You Invested $1,000 In Peter Thiel Co-founded Palantir When It IPOed 4 Years Ago, Here's How Much You Would Have Now
Palantir Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) stock may not have seen explosive growth but it has become a quite favorite with ...
Billionaire Peter Thiel Just Sold $1 Billion of Palantir Stock. Should You Cash Out, Too?
Thiel sold over $1 billion worth of Palantir stock over the last few days of September and the first day of October, ...
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Tell it to SunStar: Anti-Semitism
By Peter Trankner I refer to the letter of the “Student Christian Movement” with the title “Condemning the continued Israeli ...
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Republicans’ and Democrats’ Biggest Corporate Sponsors
From one point of view, the aphorism “you get what you pay for” does not apply when it comes to US electoral democracy.