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Detailed price information for Palantir Technologies Cl A (PLTR-Q) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Cladonia Skog AB, a newly registered company owned by Karp, said it would use the land for “forestry and other related activities.”

The two software businesses today cost around the same. So which stock's price is harder to live up to?

Palantir Technologies is rated a Buy, with a price target of $287.20 and 53% upside with elite growth and margin expansion. Read more on PLTR stock here.

After covering Palantir for several years, arguments over the company's valuation always seem to rise to the surface.

Dow Jones software giant Microsoft, along with Palantir, Micron and Palo Alto, are in or near buy zones in the current stock market.

The artificial intelligence luncheon comes as calls for a slowdown and regulation reach a fever pitch

Letters: Tom Watson responds to an article by Clive Lewis about the former Labour deputy leader’s new job at the technology company

An innovative AI sales strategy has boosted Palantir stock. But Gartner warns that software rivals may struggle copying the model.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) stock trades at 73 times its sales over the last twelve months, against about 3 times for the S&P 500. Revenue is growing fast, but buyers at this price are paying for years of profit Palantir has not earned yet. So can you justify buying Palantir stock today.

Nebius Group (NBIS) remains a strong buy, driven by a transformative partnership with Palantir (PLTR) that expands enterprise reach and diversifies customer...

Palantir might face less of a demand bottleneck than the deployment capacity bottleneck in the future. Read why PLTR stock is downgraded to a hold.

Burry questions Nvidia’s capital allocation and communications strategy as AI skepticism persists.

According to a Reuters report, activist investor Jana Partners is urging Fiserv to more than double its planned cost cuts and use Palantir's products to speed up its technology transformation program.

Nvidia's runtime complements Palantir governance, but today's announcement contains no customer contract.

Palantir just posted growth numbers that humiliated Wall Street estimates, yet the stock still needs to more than double before it touches a trillion-dollar valuation. Here is what the math actually says about whether that gap ever closes.

Palantir sees opportunity in a divided AI market

The company will not be building an AI system for the FAA, but that may not hurt investors.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) shares are dipping Monday, even as Goldman Sachs reiterated a Neutral rating on the stock.

PLTR's AI-driven growth contrasts with TSN's beef-market pressures, while MU and NVDA show strong momentum from rising AI infrastructure demand.

Investors are bullish on Palantir's stock due to not only the company's strong growth but also a convincing vision from CEO Alex Karp.

Palantir has been strong results thanks to the AI boom, with its software increasingly being deployed across both the commercial and government landscapes.

Salesforce commands a 6x revenue advantage, but Palantir's growth rate is nearly triple — a divergence that will determine which thesis wins.

Palantir's growth is extraordinary, but the valuation sets a demanding bar. See what AIP, margins, government demand, and the math reveal about its long-term upside.

The stock has jumped more than 60% over three months.

The AI data analytics company's business has been growing like wildfire.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) continues to widen its commercial AI business reach through the AIP platform, securing enterprise and government contracts across healthcare, defense, and manufacturing. The company is also strengthening ties globally, especially within Europe and the Middle East, while growing its footprint within U.S. federal agencies. Investors remain focused on revenue trajectory, margin […]

Day two examines human control, consumer protection and the business changes needed to turn increasingly autonomous systems into lasting value.Austin, Texas, Sept. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Palantir Technologies co-founder Joe Lonsdale and Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson brought questions of human control, competition and consumer protection to the forefront of day two at Reuters Momentum AI Austin 2026. Across the programme, those questions met a practical business challeng

Second-quarter revenue jumped 94%, while U.S. commercial revenue surged 149%.

Peter Thiel says Palantir’s U.S. corporate sales are surging as American companies move faster on AI than Europe.

Karp's argument distinguishes deployment platforms from model laboratories, but Palantir carries AI liability too.

EdgeRunner CEO Tyler Saltsman says Palantir’s strength is AI infrastructure, not models, as the companies test integration with Maven.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) and Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ:NBIS) announced a strategic partnership on September 8 to bring Nebius’s AI-native compute infrastructure into Palantir’s commercial platform. Palantir designated Nebius as its preferred sovereign AI infrastructure partner, integrating Nebius compute and inference endpoints directly inside the Palantir enterprise perimeter. The alliance allows commercial clients to deploy […]

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) has become one of the most closely watched AI software companies over the last few years. As a result, it is not exactly cheap. Its enormous valuation raises a fundamental question: Does Palantir have an economic moat strong enough to protect its growth? The company trades at about 82.6x forward earnings, […]

Karp's nationalization argument distinguishes frontier labs, while Palantir's own filing acknowledges AI liability.

Palantir (PLTR) rallies on AI strategy, strong Q2 growth and analyst upgrades—but valuation risk looms.

Palantir Technologies Inc. still faces international pressure from governments and public sector customers, particularly in Europe. Learn more about PLTR stock here.

Palantir Technologies (NasdaqGS:PLTR) is back in focus as Surf Air Mobility appoints former Palantir executive Barrett Brown as President of SurfOS, a Palantir-powered platform for commercial aviation software. SurfOS is positioned as Surf Air Mobility's operating system for airline and aircraft partners, with Palantir's software underpinning its data and AI capabilities. Investor Michael Burry has expanded short positions that include exposure to Palantir, which signals prominent skepticism...