Samuel O'Brient
Tech Markets Reporter at The Street
Dedicated business and tech journalist. Tech markets at TheStreet. Formerly of InvestorPlace. Bylines in Observer, TipRanks and EV.
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1 week ago |
thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient
While Tesla prepares for the upcoming robotaxi launch, another Elon Musk company is facing new problems as a highly anticipated event approaches. SpaceX has been in full focus recently as the company looks toward its next rocket launch. Musk’s space exploration and technology venture has encountered numerous challenges so far this year, prompting some questions about its future.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Samuel O'Brient
NowMusk's SpaceX town in Texas warns residents they may lose right to 'continue using' their propertyStarbase, Texas, has notified some residents that they might "lose the right to continue using" their property as they do today, according to a memo …6 hours agoThe Global Defense Industry in One ChartDefense companies play an important role in shaping global security, supplying everything from fighter jets and missiles to advanced cyber systems.
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1 week ago |
thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient
Salesforce (CRM) is still recovering from a difficult start to the year, but the former software leader just gave investors a reason not to count it out yet. The company rose to market prominence as a leader in the software-as-a-service space, helping define customer relations management (CRM) in the modern office. As the industry has shifted toward artificial intelligence (AI), though, Salesforce has struggled to integrate the revolutionary new technology into its software platforms.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Samuel O'Brient
14 hours agoCoding is no longer the must-have skill of the AI era, said Salesforce's chief futures officer, Peter Schwartz. "The most important skill is empathy, working with other people," said Schwartz in an interview with Business Insider at the Singapore tech conference ATxSummit. "Parents ask me what should …
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1 week ago |
thestreet.com | Samuel O'Brient
Last week, investors took note as a group of unexpected tech stocks started rising steadily. These companies weren’t part of the Magnificent 7, a group of tech leaders responsible for most of the sector’s growth. In fact, they often fly under most investors’ radar. The companies were part of the quantum computing field.
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https://t.co/7RakE5tl7b Many tech stocks are surging today on some unexpected news from China. In my latest for @TheStreet, I take a closer look at what it means for Apple stock. $AAPL #tariffs #tradewar
https://t.co/nLcRqxl4Jq Are you worried about AI coming for your job? One expert predicts that the long-predicted AI jobs crisis isn’t coming; it’s here. He points toward recent news from a popular startup as proof. My latest for @TheStreet
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