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A lot happened this week. Here is what captured my attention as a growth investor.

There are a lot of big predictions -- both good and bad -- regarding AI. But the actual outcome is likely to be far less dramatic.

Palantir has been one of the hottest stocks in global markets. Yet, many still can’t grasp what it does let alone agree on what it's worth.

A jobs apocalypse, vanishing moats and broken cycles. Macquarie’s Viktor Shvets mapped a chilling future for investors at Livewire Live.

Figma's spectacular IPO has cranked excitement around Canva's potential to go public in a US market with a wild appetite for tech stars.

First Sentier’s Dushko Bajic explains why fundamentals still matter, and shares two stocks with massive potential.

AI is a long-term growth story which will support the global economy and provide a wide range of potential investment opportunities

Amazon, Google, and Microsoft’s latest earnings reveal AI’s growing impact on cloud, ads, and software, as Big Tech races for AI dominance.

“Revolutionary technology” doesn’t boost productivity, profits or returns. Speculators in AI and crypto are the latest to delude themselves.

DeepseekAI claims to have built its latest AI models for just $6 million, so do we need Nvidia's expensive chips?

2024 was a fantastic year for markets. But do our readers think this year will be just as great?

Find out where the experts see big growth opportunities and the ways they are investing.

Plus, how we found the ASX's newest takeover story: De Grey Mining.

A surprising trend is emerging: an increasing number of tech companies are starting to share their success through dividend payouts.

ResMed (ASX:RMD) reported its June quarter and full year results after the U.S. market closed on Friday morning. The company met consensus expectations for both...

There are considerable parallels between the tech boom in the early 2000s and the AI boom of the last year.

One way to look at NVIDIA is it got lucky with crypto, then AI. But, NVIDIA is leveraging its luck into a game-changing future for tech.

Uncovering hidden gems amidst the sea of opportunities often requires a keen eye for potential change and growth catalysts.

We believe there is plenty investors can take solace from including positive structural trends across credit markets, technology and ESG.

Altium Limited (ASX: ALU) was floated on the ASX in August 1999 at $2.00 per share, and the market bought into the excitement by driving up the share price to $6.70 by...