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SpaceX Reports Increased Revenue and Significant Spending in Debut Earnings
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SpaceX Reports Increased Revenue and Significant Spending in Debut Earnings

SpaceX's first-ever earnings report since its stock market debut shows higher revenues but also significant spending, leading to a loss in the first quarter. The company's AI investments are noted as a factor in its expenditures.

Kone's New Orders Exceed Expectations
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Kone's New Orders Exceed Expectations

Finnish elevator and escalator company Kone reported that its new orders grew more than anticipated, despite its revenue being largely as expected and operating profit slightly below forecasts.

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Nokia's Q1 results exceed expectations

Nokia reported better-than-expected financial results for the beginning of the year, with orders from its artificial intelligence and cloud service customers reaching one billion euros during the quarter.

The CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says these 3 things are luring talent over from Silicon Valley
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The CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says these 3 things are luring talent over from Silicon Valley

Lovable CEO Anton Osika. Bruno de Carvalho/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Lovable's CEO says long-term thinking and team-building culture are luring talent from Silicon Valley. Sweden's tech culture is "about building for the coming decades," Anton Osika said. Osika also cited the startup's "hypergrowth" as another draw for foreign tech leaders. Keeping hold of tech talent can be a battle for European companies, but the CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says it's not alwa...

Nokia Q2 profit beat on AI demand
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Nokia Q2 profit beat on AI demand

Nokia reported its second-quarter results, with revenue and operating profit surpassing market expectations, largely driven by strong demand in AI and cloud services across its network business.