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[ad_1] AI startup Perplexity is augmenting its Finance dashboard with live transcriptions of Indian public companies’ quarterly earnings calls, as well as a calendar to show schedules for post-results conference calls. Alongside surfacing news about the markets, Perplexity’s Finance dashboard shows market summaries, stock exchange charts, and top performing stocks. The dashboard also lets users create stock watchlists, track sector performance, and see cryptocurrency performance. Until now, the dashboard only showed transcripts for U.S. stocks. Perplexity’s Finance dashboard now support live earnings calls transcriptions and features earnings calls schedules for Indian stocks. We hope to add a lot more value…
[ad_1] Grammarly now has a new document-based interface, built on the back of Coda, the productivity startup it acquired last year. The interface also sports an AI assistant, as well as a few AI tools meant for students and professionals, including an AI grader, proofreader and citation finder. The new interface adopts a block-first approach, letting you insert tables, columns, separators, lists and headers. You can also add rich text blocks to highlight information, add tips, or alerts. A sidebar hosts the AI assistant, which can summarize text, answer your questions, and provide writing suggestions. Image Credits: Grammarly There’s a…
[ad_1] Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday: Goldman Sachs initiates Carlsmed as buy Goldman says it sees an attractive risk/reward for the medtech company. “We initiate coverage on the shares of Carlsmed (CARL) with a Buy rating and a 12-month price target of $19, representing ~40% upside potential.” Goldman initiates McGraw Hill as buy Goldman says it’s bullish on shares of the education solutions company. “We initiate coverage of McGraw Hill (MH) with a Buy rating and $27, 12-month price target.” Loop upgrades ServiceTitan to buy from hold Loop says the contracting services software company is…
[ad_1] Deutsche Bank believes that McGraw Hill is poised to be a strong artificial intelligence beneficiary. The bank initiated the education stock at a buy rating and a price target of $18. This forecast implies an upside of roughly 35% ahead for shares of McGraw Hill. Shares of McGraw Hill went public on the New York Stock Exchange in late July, with Deutsche Bank one of the initial public offering’s underwriters. The stock has slipped 21% since debuting at its IPO price of $17 per share. Shares rose 1.3% in the premarket Monday. MH 1M mountain MH 1M chart In…
[ad_1] Morgan Stanley reiterated its bullishness on shares of Nvidia ahead of the graphic processing unit designer’s next earnings release on Aug. 27. The bank maintained its overweight rating on the stock, while raising its price target to $206 from $200. This updated forecast implies that shares could rise 14% from their Friday close. Shares of Nvidia have jumped 34% this year. NVDA YTD mountain NVDA YTD chart “Expectations have risen ahead of Nvidia’s earnings, and we think rightfully so. We expect a strong quarter and outlook, but we’re a little measured on the current quarter — our optimism centers…
[ad_1] There’s a rosy outlook ahead for Sunrun , according to RBC Capital Markets. The bank upgraded the solar stock to an outperform rating from sector perform. Analyst Christopher Dendrinos’ price target of $16 per share, up from $12, implies a potential upside of 15% from here. Shares of Sunrun have surged 50% this year. RUN YTD mountain RUN YTD chart As a catalyst, Dendrinos pointed to guidance issued Friday from the Treasury Department on how renewable projects might qualify for tax credits under President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. While the act terminates investment and production tax…
[ad_1] Hindsight is 20/20 — especially when I watch nearly $3,000 disappear from my bank account every month for a mortgage that should be nearly paid off by now. The reason I’m in this financial mess? A well-meaning but costly move to Georgia that changed the course of my life.It was 2000. My (now ex-) husband and I had two little boys — ages 1 and 2 — and we had just upgraded from a townhouse to a single-family home outside Baltimore, Maryland. It was a split-foyer with a third of an acre, mature trees, and a sunroom I loved.…
[ad_1] This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Leah Cohen-Shohet, chief business officer at GlossGenius. It has been edited for length and clarity.Growing up as a twin, one thing is for certain: you have a constant mirror in front of you. Because of that, I was able to see parts of myself clearly from an early age.The world was intrigued by how my identical twin and I were so alike, yet I noticed how Danielle and I were different. She was my partner in everything we experienced, but we were drawn to different things. Danielle was artistic and…
[ad_1] AT&T helped shape the modern telecommunications industry — now it has to reinvent itself.”It’s kind of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, honestly, or at least once-in-a-career opportunity to be able to rebuild networks like that,” the company’s technology chief, Jeremy Legg, said Monday at a KeyBanc tech conference.For more than a century, AT&T built and maintained a vast network of copper wires and dedicated switches that carried voice and data across the us.But that legacy infrastructure is no longer suited to 21st-century demands for speed and mobility that are better served by fiber optic networks and wireless spectrum.AT&T is now running…
[ad_1] Do you know the best place to land if you accidentally fall out of a plane?This scenario is the basis for a now mega-viral meme made by The Original Tamale Company, a family-run small business in Los Angeles, with a little help from ChatGPT.The 46-second social media spot has been viewed more than 22 million times in about three weeks and has 1.2 million likes. Celebrities like sports analyst Emmanuel Acho, professional boxer Emiliano Vargas, and “Queen of the South” actor Peter Gadiot, have commented on the post.It’s the kind of advertising win that once was the sole purview…