Kris Gunnars
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Kris is a full-time investor and internet entrepreneur. He founded Stock Analysis in 2019 to make high-quality stock market data more accessible to individual investors. In addition to running the site, he manages his own investment firm, Skuggi Capital ehf. He holds a Bachelor's degree in medicine from the University of Iceland. Kris Gunnars is a pen name, his full name is Kristjan Mar Gunnarsson. In his spare time, you can find Kris working out or spending time with his family.
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The U.S. bans imports of certain Canadian alcohol, whey and motorcycles
The United States has now banned imports of certain Canadian alcoholic drinks, whey products, molasses, non-alcoholic beer and motorcycles.
Nvidia authorizes $150 billion in share buybacks, calling it "the largest share repurchase authorization increase in history"
NVIDIA's board of directors has authorized an additional $150 billion of share repurchases, calling it "the largest share repurchase authorization increase in history."
Alibaba falls 4%+ after a report that China is probing DeepSeek and Moonshot for routing queries to Anthropic's Claude
Chinese authorities are investigating DeepSeek and Moonshot AI over a report that they routed user queries to Anthropic's Claude. Chinese AI stocks dropped in Hong Kong trading on the news.
The chief economist of the European Central Bank sees a "second wave" of price increases and expects inflation to remain higher for longer
Philip Lane, the chief economist of the European Central Bank, says that a "second wave" of price increases for oil and gas will keep euro area inflation higher for longer and put upward pressure on other prices.
Unsealed documents in Google's antitrust case outline "behavioral" remedies that Google must comply with
Unsealed court documents reject a forced sale of Google's Ad Exchange and instead order interoperability with competing solutions and data sharing with publishers.
OpenAI weighs pre-IPO round at $1.2 trillion-plus valuation. The company wants at least $1.5 trillion
Investors have proposed a funding round valuing OpenAI at about $1.2 trillion. The New York Times reports OpenAI wants at least $1.5 trillion.