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● Boost Run points to contractedRevenuearound $1.9 billion and a 2026 annual-recurring-revenue target near $400 million, against second-quarter 2026 revenue of roughly $31.1 million, up about 270% year over year.
● Cloudastructure reported 2025Revenueof about $5.07 million, up roughly 271% from 2024, with Q2 2026 subscription-revenue growth of about 164% year over year, though the company still executed a 1-for-30Reverse Stock Splitin July 2026.
Grouping tickers under a single sector label is convenient, but it can also blur real differences. Of the five names in this headline, only two, AXT Inc and SanDisk, are semiconductor companies in the conventional sense. The other three stretch the definition of electronic …
Grouped headlines like this one usually come from an automated screen, and this batch is a good example of why a human read still matters. Of the five names, only Kanzhun genuinely sits insideBusinessand commercial services. Wise is a cross-border payments company that serves …
Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: META) launched Meta One, a global subscription spanning Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Meta AI. The company said Meta One has already reached 15 million subscriptions and trials.
Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) introduced two new real-time voice models, Gemini 3.8 Live and 3.8 Live Extended Thinking, designed for conversational AI and agentic workflows, extending the company's Gemini Live product line toward more capable, tool-using voice assistants.
Five very different Nasdaq-listed names, a tax-compliance software vendor, a lidar developer, an autonomous-driving chip supplier, a Chinese online insurance distributor and a voice-AI company, each show how AI is being priced into technology and services in September 2026. Vertex (NASDAQ:VERX), AEye (NASDAQ:LIDR), Mobileye …
Five very different Nasdaq-listed companies, a healthcare-payments software leader, a fast-growing digital broker, a video-game publisher leaning into AI, and two quantum-adjacent science plays, offer a snapshot of how technology services now spans profitable cash machines and speculative moonshots as the September FOMC meeting …
Business and commercial services rarely dominate headlines, yet the plumbing they provide, advertising, data, payments, staffing and outsourced execution, is where the real economy shows its pulse. This September, theNasdaqComposite offers an unusually clean cross-section: Criteo (NASDAQ:CRTO), Morningstar (NASDAQ:MORN), Euronet Worldwide (NASDAQ:EEFT), DLH Holdings …
Five very different Nasdaq-listed names, a real-estate data giant, a struggling customer-experience operator, an autonomous-vehicle micro-cap, an online property portal and a freight-booking marketplace, show how unevenly the software and AI-services trade is playing out this September. CoStar Group (NASDAQ:CSGP), TTEC Holdings (NASDAQ:TTEC), Cyngn …
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