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The onetime Silicon Valley upstart has emerged as a power player in President Trump’s second term—and adopted his persona.
A bold AI pivot, record contracts, and unapologetic politics have vaulted Palantir from a controversial upstart to one of the most powerful—and divisive—companies in America’s tech-military complex.
Gregory Barbaccia, who was named the federal chief information officer just a week into the new administration, said one of ...
The stock has climbed 2.5x since early January and now trades at around $185 per share. After such a rapid ascent, should ...
Palantir stock fell for the sixth straight session on Wednesday. With the retreat, Palantir stock is down 18% from its ...
As of this writing on Aug. 10, Palantir has ascended the ladder to become the 19th largest publicly traded company in the U.S ...
Palantir has become one of the few winners in the Trump administration’s cost-cutting efforts, offering other contractors a ...
Wall Street braced for results from retail giants as rising concerns over inflation cloud the path to an interest rate cut.
Denver-based Palantir has worked with ICE and U.S. and Israeli militaries. “This is why they’ve also come under scrutiny and ...
Palantir is often called a data broker, a data miner, or a giant database of personal information. In reality, it’s none of ...