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    Servicenow Moveworks Antitrust – What Investors Must Know

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals Detailed fundamental analysis Revenue trends ServiceNow’s subscription revenue growth remains the core story. The company reported subscription revenue of $3.113B in Q2 2025, a 22.5% increase year-over-year, reflecting large-enterprise adoption of AI-enabled workflow tools and expansion outside traditional ITSM use cases. Customer expansion metrics showed continued growth in high-ACV accounts. Moveworks,…

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    Top Cloud Computing Stocks With Low Debt-to-Equity Ratios

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals All figures are the latest reported quarter or the most recent company disclosure cited. Detailed fundamental analysis Revenue trends Margin drivers Balance-sheet strength Valuation multiples (TTM & forward) Momentum & technical snapshot Note: technical indicators change intraday. The following snapshot is built from the latest public market data referenced near October…

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    Which Companies Benefit from Generative AI for Content Moderation?

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals (Note: latest-quarter figures are company-reported; market caps reflect public market snapshot at reporting.) Detailed fundamental analysis Where the economics sit: cloud + models + human review Generative AI content moderation operates as a three-layer stack: inference infrastructure (GPUs, networking), platform services (managed LLMs, safety APIs), and human review/outsourcing to resolve edge…

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    Microsoft Azure – Copilot Monetization and Cloud Margins

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals Detailed fundamental analysis How Copilot products map to Azure revenue buckets Microsoft’s Copilot product family monetizes AI across three commercial planes that map differently to Azure economics: Each plane produces different unit economics: per-seat subscriptions have high revenue visibility and attach rates; agent consumption and Marketplace flows are variable and can…

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    Top AI Infrastructure ETFs: What They Hold and Whether to Buy in 2025

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals Key facts, fees, AUM and representative top holdings for the six ETFs investors most commonly consider for AI infrastructure exposure. Each bullet references the fund provider and/or ETF database reporting for fees, assets and holdings. Detailed fundamental analysis What these ETFs actually own (holdings and constructive overlap) AI infrastructure is not…

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    Thematic Analysis: Top Cloud Software Stocks as AI Reshapes SaaS in 2025

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals Microsoft (MSFT) Salesforce (CRM) Adobe (ADBE) Snowflake (SNOW) ServiceNow (NOW) Datadog (DDOG) Detailed fundamental analysis Revenue trends: AI reshapes SaaS by shifting spend from ad-hoc projects to ongoing consumption and model-hosting fees. Microsoft’s cloud scale and Snowflake’s data consumption economics capture the largest direct AI workload demand pools; Snowflake’s product revenue…

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    Sector Spotlight: UiPath (PATH) – Automation Software and AI Integration in 2025

    Executive summary Summary fundamentals Detailed fundamental analysis Revenue trends UiPath reported 362 million USD revenue in Q2 FY2026, a 14 percent increase versus the prior-year quarter, with annualized recurring revenue of 1.723 billion USD as of July 31, 2025. Revenue growth has been steady but not accelerating into double-digit expansion territory that characterizes high-growth SaaS…

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    Weekly Tech Growth Screener – Top 10 Stocks

    Executive summary Top 10 stock list Detailed breakdown NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) Company overview & fundamentals NVIDIA reported fiscal Q2 revenue of $46.7B, up 56% year-over-year; fiscal 2025 revenue totaled $130.5B, with exceptionally high gross margins in data-center products. Market cap and multiples have expanded with AI demand. Momentum indicators Price momentum is strong; interactive charts…

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    Thematic Analysis: Which Tech Companies Benefit Most from AI Infrastructure Spending?

    Executive summary AI infrastructure spending (hyperscaler capex for model training, inference clouds, networking and storage plus enterprise AI deployments) is the dominant demand driver for semiconductor suppliers, datacenter networking and cloud service providers in 2025. Winners have one or more of three positions: (A) provide accelerators (GPUs/AI ASICs), (B) supply supporting silicon or networking (switches,…

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