| 2023-03-28 | +0.02 % |
- Bill Gates has expressed optimism about the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) on various industries including workforce, healthcare, climate change, and education, potentially benefiting companies such as IBM, which has invested in AI supercomputers and partnered with NASA for climate change discoveries.
- Collectibles from sports cards to comic books and vintage hall of fame players have become a profitable and safer investment to hedge against inflation compared to traditional investments like real estate and Wall Street, and this heightened interest in collectibles surged during the pandemic, according to Chris Ivy, Director of Sports Auctions at Heritage Auctions.
- The success of a business ultimately depends on the success of its people, making a human-focused approach to management more effective, with examples including the merit of kind and generous innovators and the company Mercadona increasing its market share during the recession by asking employees for cost-saving ideas. IBM (IBM) stock was up 0.02% last night.
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| 2023-03-27 | +3.21 % |
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| 2023-03-24 | +1.56 % |
- Microsoft's share price has increased by over 16% this year due to their investment in Open AI and new AI-powered features integrated into Microsoft 365, while Alphabet's share price also rose by 3.14% after announcing the integration of generative AI into Google Docs, among other features. Philanthropist Bill Gates has outlined his views on the future of AI in various industries, believing that AI can contribute to global equality in healthcare, personalized learning, and the fight against climate change, although suggesting that legal and ethical frameworks for AI development are necessary to mitigate potential risks.
- A new LA Times op-ed considers how the elite of Silicon Valley complain of a “techlash” against the industry from those who think it has grown too large and unaccountable, while ignoring the physical violence it once faced from the far-left during the 1970s, as organisations including Students for a Democratic Society actively attacked computer labs and even bombed homes of executives.
The attacks typically targeted those profiting from the US military industrial complex, following a line that the computer revolution was hard-wiring the war effort, and Silicon Valley was an instrument of oppression. As the author Malcolm Harris notes: “Today's tech billionaires are lucky people are making fun of them on the internet instead of firebombing their houses— that's what happened to Bill Hewlett back in the day.”
- Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty, who was recently named global director of research, is expanding her data-heavy analytical process across all of the bank's research teams, leveraging her expertise in technology-hardware stocks, such as IBM, to predict quarterly sales and earnings and to follow unfolding trends in other areas.
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| 2023-03-23 | -0.55 % |
- The article reports that Petrobras has elected a new executive board, and IBM stock went down, but it does not provide a direct explanation for why IBM's stock declined.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down by 0.55% as per the latest reports, and the article discusses the contribution made by Gladys West, an American mathematician, to the development of the Global Positioning System (GPS) by programming an IBM 7030 Stretch computer to model the shape of the Earth, which accounted for the Earth's shape being distorted by gravitational, tidal, and other forces, making GPS technology more accurate.
- IBM (IBM) stock was down by 0.55% after the announcement of a new CEO at SUSE, Dirk-Peter van Leeuwen, who is an ex-Red Hatter, and the departure of the former CEO, Melissa di Donato, who oversaw the acquisition of Rancher Labs and a successful IPO on the Frankfurt stock exchange.
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| 2023-03-22 | -1.99 % |
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| 2023-03-21 | +0.5 % |
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| 2023-03-20 | +1.82 % |
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| 2023-03-17 | -0.81 % |
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| 2023-03-16 | +1.15 % |
- IBM(IBM) stock went up by 1.15% on Thursday, along with the overall rise in the stock market, and outperformed some of its competitors including Accenture PLC.
- IBM (IBM) stock went up by 1.15% last night and outperformed some of its competitors, such as Xerox Holdings Corp. and HP Inc., due to a positive trading session for the stock market.
- A watchdog group is calling for an investigation into why at least nine FCC officials were allowed to hold stock in regulated cable and tech companies, including IBM, HP, and Verizon, among others, despite federal rules banning FCC staffers from owning securities in any company "significantly regulated" by the commission; however, the FCC said that ethics officials believe the identified staffers "have taken all necessary steps in order to ensure they were and are in full compliance with all relevant ethics conflict of interest rules."
- JVCKENWOOD Corporation has implemented Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Enterprise Performance Management (EPM), leading to a 1.15% rise in IBM stock, to simplify and standardize its financial planning, increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve controls.
- A watchdog group is calling for an investigation into why at least nine officials at the US Federal Communications Commission were permitted to hold stock in regulated cable and tech companies such as AT&T, HP, and Verizon, among others, despite the commission's rules banning such ownership; IBM stock went up 1.15% yesterday.
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| 2023-03-15 | -1.1 % |
- Nonprofit watchdog group Campaign Legal Center has called for an investigation into several Federal Communications Commission (FCC) employees who allegedly own stock in companies, including AT&T and Verizon, regulated by the FCC. Despite a US law prohibiting FCC employees from owning stock in these or other regulated companies, financial disclosure reports covering 2018 and 2019 showed multiple employees owned shares in such firms, the group found. An FCC spokesperson said its ethics officials believe the employees were and remain in full compliance with relevant ethical conflict of interest rules.
- IBM stock went down by 1.1% as quantum computing has not yet achieved quantum supremacy, which could potentially lead to cracking modern cryptography and have a disruptive impact on various professions and industries, including computer security and data encryption.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down by 1.1% after nonprofit watchdog group Campaign Legal Center urged an investigation into the Federal Communication Commission for allowing its employees to own stocks in telecom and computer companies that fall under the prohibition, including IBM.
- The Brazilian data center market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.26% to reach USD 4.43 billion by 2028, with prominent cloud services providers such as Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Tencent Cloud, Google, and Huawei having a strong presence in the market, while the region is also witnessing an increase in the deployment of edge data centers and boosting investments due to Brazil's data localization law, the Lei Geral de Protecao de Dados Pessoais (LGPD), which requires the storage of generated data within the country, but the article does not explain why IBM stock went down.
- The article is not related to the stock market or IBM's recent stock movement; it discusses the growth opportunities and investment analysis of Brazil's data center market, expected to reach USD 4.43 Billion by 2028, owing to the high availability of digital business and financial centers in the country and the implementation of data localization laws.
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| 2023-03-14 | -0.74 % |
- The article provided does not discuss IBM (IBM) stock going down, and instead provides a convening notice for the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Globant S.A. on April 19, 2023, including agendas and proposed resolutions.
- IBM has announced a request-for-proposal (RFP) process for its Sustainability Accelerator's next cohort, Water Management Solutions, with a goal to enhance technology solutions that will help communities overcome water challenges, including shortages, pollution or conservation, with application open for non-profit and government initiatives until the end of May 2023, and selected participants to be announced on November 2023, however it should be noted that the stock of IBM remained down by 0.74% during overnight trading.
- The article discusses Onex Corp.'s plans to potentially sell its holding in Celestica Inc. and does not explain why IBM stock went down.
- GitLab's stock has plunged 32% to $30 after reporting earnings that fell short of forecasts, and its revenue forecast for the current quarter being as low as $117 million; investors have every reason to dump the stock given that the management has signaled that hiring had outpaced revenue growth by too much and it would be laying off 7% of its workers, as a company with a cash balance of over $900 million cannot grow enough to make those employees valuable in the future.
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| 2023-03-13 | +0.1 % |
- IBM's stock went up by 0.1% due to a new research report from Information Services Group stating that service providers have assisted companies in pursuing digital transformation for business expansion and overcoming challenges.
- The article discusses the shifting landscape of desktop virtualization and highlights lesser-known players in the market such as Amazon Workspaces, Cameyo, Dizzion, Ericom, Frame, Teradici, Inuvika, Leostream, Nerdio, and Parallels; the IBM (IBM) stock increased by 0.1% last night, and the article does not mention anything related to the potential reason behind the increase.
- The author predicts that Alphabet, Amazon, and Vertex Pharmaceuticals could join the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 2030 due to their advances in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, cloud hosting, and healthcare therapies.
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| 2023-03-10 | -0.56 % |
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| 2023-03-09 | -1.48 % |
- The Biden administration's new cyber strategy, which calls for minimum security standards across multiple economic sectors, is facing opposition from some lawmakers and businesses as it seeks to implement new regulations, potentially leading to resistance from sectors already with federal regulatory requirements, thus leading to the downfall of IBM (IBM) stock by -1.48%.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down -1.48% due to the recent major layoffs at tech companies, banks, and manufacturers, including General Motors, Twitter, Citigroup, and Yahoo.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down by 1.48% due to concerns that the new cybersecurity strategy released by the Biden administration, which includes minimum security standards for multiple economic sectors, could face opposition from lawmakers and businesses, and result in resistance from sectors that already have federal regulatory requirements in place.
- Qualtrics and Twilio have partnered to create a no-code connector to improve customer experience personalisation, combining real-time data from Twilio's customer data platform (CDP) and Qualtrics' Experience iD (XiD), which includes customer satisfaction and effort scores, as well as operational engagement data, like cart abandonments and purchases, creating richer customer profiles and improving actionable insights.
- The article provides a notice of the annual general meeting of Metalpha Technology Holding Limited, and therefore does not explain why IBM's stock went down, as stated in the prompt.
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| 2023-03-08 | -0.16 % |
- Shares of Xerox Holdings Corp. fell on a mixed trading session in which the S&P 500 Index rose but the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell, while international competitors IBM and HP Inc. saw a drop and a rise in stock value, respectively, with BNP Paribas predicting more pain in store for both stocks and bonds.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down by 0.16% following allegations that the company issued materially false or misleading statements and failed to disclose the artificial inflation of revenues through the reclassification/misclassification of revenues from non-strategic to strategic.
- The article discusses the role of the third intracellular loop in G protein-coupled receptors, particularly focusing on the beta2 adrenergic receptor, and how it autoregulates receptor activity through a dynamic conformational equilibrium between states, and although the sequence diversity of ICL3 makes it difficult to grasp the mechanisms by which it influences receptor activation across receptors, the study found that G protein-mimetic effectors bias the exposed states of ICL3 to activate the receptor and the lack of consensus on the changes in receptor pharmacology upon mutagenesis of ICL3 might be the reason for IBMs (IBM) stock being down last night.
- EY and IBM have announced a collaboration to offer ESG solutions that intend to help organizations accelerate business transformation with value-led sustainability but no direct reason why IBM's stock was down.
- Edgeless Systems, a confidential computing company, has raised $5 million in seed funding led by SquareOne and including investors from Fauna, Instana, and Contentful, and is hosting a conference where CTOs from Intel, Microsoft, AMD, Nvidia, and others will discuss the state of confidential computing, with the company planning to expand into the US and build out its marketing and sales teams to help educate the industry on confidential computing and support advancements in this area. However, the article does not explain why IBM's stock went down.
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| 2023-03-07 | -1.49 % |
- The article is not related to the decline in IBM (IBM) stock and instead discusses Edgeless Systems raising $5 million in seed funding to expand its confidential computing platform, Constellation, which aims to provide maximum security to developers as they build and secure their public cloud workloads.
- Law firm Bragar Eagel & Squire has announced class action lawsuits against International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), among others, for making untrue statements and omitting important material facts from their financial reports, leading to artificially inflated stock prices, causing IBM's stock to fall by 1.49%.
- The article is a notice and proxy statement inviting stockholders to attend IBM's annual meeting, and does not mention why the stock went down.
- IBM (IBM) stock was down 1.49% last night, and the article does not provide a reason for the decline.
- IBM (IBM) stock went down 1.49% on Tuesday due to an overall drop in the stock market, with the S&P 500 down 1.53% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 1.72%, and underperformed in comparison to its competitors.
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| 2023-03-06 | +0.42 % |
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| 2023-03-03 | +0.55 % |
- The article briefly explains what blue chip dividend stocks are, without providing an explanation for why IBM stock went up.
- IBM (IBM) stock went up by 0.55% due to an overall positive trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average rising, and despite trading volume remaining below its 50-day average volume.
- The enterprise asset management (EAM) market is expected to grow by 9% in the next 10 years, driven by the increase in digital manufacturing, IoT and cloud platforms, according to research firm Global Market Insights. Companies benefit from modern EAM systems to improve asset life cycles, reduce errors, perform better predictive maintenance, improve asset performance tracking, and implement better security. Using AI and machine learning to determine asset changes can reduce failures and downtime. The closer relationship between EAM systems and enterprise resource planning (ERP) is expected to be fruitful, although the integration of the two is not always a necessary fit, and customers need to vet the use case before breaking down silos between the two.
- IBM's stock went up 0.55% following the GSM Association's Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona, where significant announcements were made by companies such as Nokia, Huawei, Cisco, and HPE Aruba Networking, focusing on enterprise and private cellular networking powered by 5G, and the initiative to provide the developer community with universal network application program interfaces (APIs).
- IBM's stock went up 0.55% due to a positive trading session for the stock market and outperformed some of its competitors in the market such as HP.
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| 2023-03-02 | +0.58 % |
- The article does not provide information about why IBM (IBM) stock went up or discuss IBM's current financial performance. Instead, it discusses the Open Confidential Computing Conference and the keynote speakers and schedule for the event.
- Xerox Holdings Corp. stock slightly rose while IBM's stock went up by 0.58% last Thursday, as the stock market had an all-around positive trading day, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising, possibly due to positive economic news and the passing of the US stimulus package.
- IBM (IBM) stock went up 0.58% due to positive market sentiment and overall optimism towards the technology sector, despite no specific news mentioned in the article related to IBM.
- ZoomInfo has announced the inaugural ZoomInfo Awards, recognizing the most influential professionals in sales, marketing and talent across the U.S., who were selected based on their prominence among their peers and company prestige, with the honorees from more than 15 million eligible leaders include executives from companies such as Delta Air Lines, Adobe, Verizon and IBM.
- The article is not related to IBM stock; therefore, no reason for the stock going up has been provided.
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| 2023-01-19 | +0.15 % |
- IBM is a technology giant and is known for its computer systems, software, and services. The company generates revenue from its sales of computers, software, services, and other technology products. IBM has a well-deserved reputation for reliability and performance, which is a key attraction for businesses and consumers. IBM is also a leader in cloud computing, which is expected to continue to grow in importance. As a result, IBM stock is likely to continue to appreciate in value.
- The report identifies the key trends impacting growth of the theme over the next 12 to 24 months and provides a comprehensive industry analysis, including market size and growth forecasts, a breakdown of esports' revenue streams, nd analysis of M&A data.
- An analyst at Morgan Stanley says their bull case for International Business Machines Corp.'s stock has played out and their bearish call has been ended. This mirrors the consensus view on IBM's stock, which has 12 hold-equivalent ratings.
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