Microsoft Put a Dollar Figure on Azure. Now the Cloud Race Looks Different.
At $29.4bn a quarter, Azure is bigger than many modeled, and still smaller than AWS. That gap is the new argument.
At $29.4bn a quarter, Azure is bigger than many modeled, and still smaller than AWS. That gap is the new argument.
The 370-48 House vote removes the Sept. 30 cliff, keeps the data calendar intact, and hands traders a fresh deadline to watch.
Chicago’s barometer fell 10.5 points to 47.1 as markets look for an ISM of 55.2, and the Fed decides rates in 15 days.
The Ultra I&C deal closed Monday. Whether it lifts FY27 depends on how fast OT cyber spending accelerates after the multistate water-utility attacks.
Freeport restarts this week, EU storage is still below normal, and the Russian LNG cutoff clock is running. The TTF-to-Henry-Hub spread is the clearest trade in energy right now.
Independent US producers are inking PDVSA deals tonight. The upgrader problem, the rig shortage, and a 93-rig gap explain why the real bet starts tomorrow.
Deere reports Q3 Thursday. The EPS beat is largely priced in. The end-of-period order signal decides everything.
The crowd shorted offices because of AI. AI firms are now the biggest tenants.
Washington is refunding more in tariffs than it collects. Gold is a quiet beneficiary.
A $500 billion financing consortium reframes AI compute as infrastructure debt. The real debate is whether chips can hold their value long enough to repay it.