BBVA is moving artificial intelligence from limited trials into everyday banking work by extending access to ChatGPT across almost its entire organisation. The Spanish lender is giving more than 120,000 employees access to ChatGPT Enterprise after an internal pilot showed measurable efficiency gains, reports Bloomberg. The expansion reflects a broader shift in the financial sector,
Global markets opened to a mix of risk aversion and corporate developments on Thursday as cryptocurrencies slid following renewed concerns around Federal Reserve guidance, while Coca-Cola announced a major leadership transition. Asia’s equity markets also pulled back after disappointing results from Oracle, and US lawmakers advanced a $900 billion defense policy bill. Crypto market slumps
Google DeepMind is sharpening its scientific ambitions with a new automated research lab in the UK, signalling a broader push to tie advanced artificial intelligence to national research priorities. The lab, opening next year, forms the centrepiece of a fresh collaboration between Google and the British government and sits within a wider plan to build
Scottish Mortgage share price popped this week, reaching its highest level since November 5. SMT jumped to a high of 1,140p, up by 11% from its lowest level in November and by 46% from its lowest point in November last year. Scottish Mortgage share price is soaring amid SpaceX IPO news SMT is a large
SoftBank Group shares fell sharply on Thursday after Oracle’s weaker-than-expected quarterly results renewed worries about how long it will take for massive investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure to translate into profits. The stock closed down nearly 7.7% in Tokyo, having dropped as much as 8.4% intraday, dragging the broader market lower. Oracle said its revenue
Oracle shares dropped 11% in premarket trading on Thursday, extending the previous session’s losses after the company reported quarterly results that underscored both the promise and the pressure of its accelerating cloud ambitions. While adjusted earnings beat analyst expectations by a wide margin, revenue fell short, raising fresh questions about the sustainability of Oracle’s aggressive
Dow futures declined over 100 points on Thursday as Oracle’s results reignited fears about high-flying tech stocks. The futures tied to other Wall Street indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq were also trading in red even after the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate cut gave a boost to US equity markets on Wednesday. While
Broadcom is set to report its fiscal fourth-quarter results after the market close today, with investors closely watching whether the semiconductor giant can extend a rally that has made it one of the strongest performers in the S&P 500 this year. Fueled by enthusiasm around artificial-intelligence infrastructure, the stock has surged nearly 76% year-to-date and
2025 delivered no shortage of drama across the global economic, business, and financial landscape. From DeepSeek’s shockwaves to tariff battles and the relentless march of AI reshaping boardrooms and stock charts, the year had it all. As we step into 2026, Invezz spoke with Bruno Schneller, managing partner at Zurich-based Erlen Capital Management, to unpack
Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) tumbled in the pre-market trading on Thursday after Oracle’s disappointing earnings and elevated capex outlook triggered a broader selloff in AI stocks. Oracle’s earnings miss reignited concerns that the sector’s spectacular spending surge may not deliver profits as quickly as Wall Street hoped. The company posted second-quarter revenue that missed expectations