Meta unveils Muse Wonder AI models aimed at complex tasks
Meta introduced two Muse Wonder models for legal reviews, insurance claims and software work, with access varying between developers and Muse Code subscribers.
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Meta introduced two Muse Wonder models for legal reviews, insurance claims and software work, with access varying between developers and Muse Code subscribers.
Gurufocus, citing The Elec, says ASML is preparing a 10% increase for EUV and DUV replacement parts as AI chip demand boosts supplier leverage.
Barclays launched coverage of Palantir with an Overweight rating, while Goldman Sachs raised its view to Buy. Shares gained nearly 12% in October.
Meta introduced Muse Wonder after an AI leadership overhaul, sending shares higher as investors assessed its consumer focus and paid model strategy.
B. Riley Securities maintained a Buy rating on Byrna Technologies but lowered its price target from $12 to $11 per share, Benzinga reported.
France’s economy grew just 0.1% in the third quarter, as services offset weakness elsewhere. Firms cited rising costs, weak sales and greater uncertainty.
The Wall Street Journal survey points to firmer U.S. inflation in September, alongside new figures on sales, employment claims and industrial output.
Truist Securities lifted its Rexford Industrial Realty price target to $39.00 per share from $38.00, according to analyst actions reported by Benzinga.
Truist Securities cut price targets for eight companies, including Greif, Duke Energy and International Paper, while keeping several stock ratings unchanged.
European shares ended Monday higher as lower bond yields and hopes for an Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire supported sentiment across markets.
Analysts split on Delta after its quarterly report, citing cash generation and fuel costs while differing over earnings and the airline’s outlook.
SpaceX’s spectrum purchase may intensify competition for telecoms and reduce smartphone subsidies, creating a risk for iPhone sales, BofA says.
IonQ’s $1.3 billion purchase of Elisity points to a strategy combining quantum computing with cybersecurity ahead of potential Q-Day risks.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said Treasury yields now resemble 1990s levels, while mortgage rates above 7% may reflect a healthier backdrop.
Andreessen Horowitz and General Catalyst are competing for chips needed by their startups, while General Catalyst discusses building its own data center.
Marsh estimates that S&P 1500 pension plans reached 113% funding in September, while their combined surplus grew to $181 billion from $175 billion.
Barron's says bank results and Treasury yields may determine whether stocks extend their gains or face a late-year correction after a strong October.
Newsmetry API reports that Webuild SpA holds 28.79% of Trevi’s share capital. The company disclosed the size of its stake in Trevi.
Microsoft plans multi-gigawatt Maia deployments from 2027, seeking to lower costs and reduce reliance on outside chip suppliers as AI demand rises.
Goldman Sachs cut its price target for frontdoor from $91 to $81 per share, according to ratings data published by Newsmetry API citing Benzinga.