Using the World Cup as a read-through for picking shares is of questionable value

The gap between winning and losing stocks is at its widest in years

AI giant’s revenue is more than doubling every quarter

Analyst says IPO looks ‘like a way to lure unsuspecting investors into paying off’ debt, ‘fund an increasingly costly AI race and lock in a trillion-dollar pay day’

Investors, at least, seem less interested in assigning blame than in whether BP sticks to the strategy that has recently improved its fortunes

Conventional long investing is obviously a good thing, but pumping and dumping stocks isn’t, nor are ‘short and distort’ schemes

Shares have invariably resumed upward trajectory after post-results retreat on strong numbers in each of past three quarters

With listings now occurring later in a company’s life cycle, there could be implications for post-IPO share price performance

Roughly 90% of the touted $28.5tn ‘market opportunity’ pertains not to space but to AI and adjacent data-centre services

Insensitive wording cannot divert from the reality that investment in AI only makes sense if work requires fewer employees

ChatGPT group founder’s reputation has taken a battering in a courtroom battle that was ultimately decided on a technicality

Airline and analysts think it is well placed in longer term compared to rivals despite 25% slump in share price

Is Big Short investor’s dot-com bubble comparison right? The difficulty, as ever, is timing

The UK does not set the price of its borrowing unilaterally, a lesson one Labour leadership hopeful must learn

The world’s most valuable company has rallied hard into this report, soaring more than 40 per cent over the past six weeks