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$Nemetschek AG(NEMTF)$ was founded in 1963 by German engineer, and still majority shareholder, Professor Georg Nemetschek (born 1934). Nemetschek is a leading provider of software for architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AEC/O). Headquartered in Munich, Germany, Nemetschek is predominately owned by the Nemetschek family (directly and through foundations), with only 49.1% publicly available. Nemetschek has been listed on both the MDAX (a mid-cap German index) and TecDAX (a tech focused German index) since 1999 and has seen its share price grow by 1,548% since then (compared to 319% for the S&P 500 over the same time period).Today, Nemetschek is a holding company for 13 different brands (essentially subsidiaries) covering the

Artificial intelligence (AI) software company $C3.ai, Inc.(AI)$ has just released its quarterly earnings. Overall, it beat on earnings and revenue expectations as it posted its fiscal first-quarter financial results on 04 Sep 2024. Q1 2025 Earnings. Company reported a loss before certain costs (eg. stock compensation etc…) of -$0.05 per share, vs Wall Street’s forecast of a wider loss of -$0.13. (see above) Revenue for the period spiked +21%, coming in at $87.2 million, vs Wall Street forecast of $86.9 million. What CEO Said. C3 AI, Chief Executive Thomas Siebel has remarked positively: The company is off to a “solid start” for FY 2025. Rising demand for enterprise AI helped to drive company’s “6th” consecutive quarter of accelerating revenue growth

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Wednesday’s stock market trade started on a downbeat note after the release of the August Consumer Price Index (CPI). The August CPI came in at 0.2% same as the consensus and previous, but we saw an increase of August Core CPI which came in at 0.3% higher than both consensus and previous of 0.2%. The CPI report started to trigger selling interest due to the understanding that core-CPI, which excludes food and energy, remained above the Fed's 2.0% target at 3.2% year-over-year. We also saw the Weekly MBA Mortgage Applications Index came in at 1.4% lower than the previous at 1.6%. The important note of the report has investors understanding that core inflation is sticking stubbornly above the Fed's inflation goal of 2.0%, which is oriented around the PCE Price Index. The elevated core readi

When we looked at the world of AI, there is a desperate search for an alternative search for an alternative to $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ CPUs, and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ is stepping up to the plate. AMD detailed its updated GPU roadmap, with new hardware coming in 2024, 2025 and 2026. AMD previously released GPUs on a roughly 1.5- to two-year cycle, but overwhelming demand for AI hardware is weighing on the company. For the first time, AMD announced the MI400 GPUs, which the company will release in 2026. It is positioned as the Nvidia GPU killer for 2026. AMD’s plans for 2024 include the MI325X GPU, followed by the 3-nanometer MI350 next year in 2025, with both based on HBM3E memory. AMD Roadmap Clearer

Stocks bounced back Wednesday afternoon, boosted by tech shares. Earlier, a core inflation reading came in slightly higher than expected and dashed hopes for a larger rate cut. While the overall consumer price index came in lower than expected last month, core inflation rose 0.3% in August on a monthly basis, slightly more than predicted. Inflation is still back to levels not seen since 2021, but that may not be enough for markets. The Federal Reserve has signaled it is ready to start cutting interest rates, but the new inflation data seems to favor a cut of 25 basis points, instead of the more aggressive half percentage point cut investors were increasingly counting on. Core CPI Came In Higher In August Price growth continued to soften in the US last month, falling to its lowest level sin