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Wall Street partied the day after the midterms and woke up Thursday to tech’s worst day since the 2020 COVID crash. Strip out the AI trade, though, and most stocks barely noticed.

Clients are demanding discounts because we use AI in software development. Let’s actually calculate what this “cheap AI” costs. The IT industry has quietly entered a new era: the age of AI-native engineering. While the benefits are obvious, software agencies now face a universal headache.

Even diversionary cyberattacks now pose serious threats, overwhelming security teams

Shipping costs e-commerce companies up to 20% of their revenue—not to mention its contribution to air pollution, global warming, and packaging waste.

Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) trades at a considerable discount to AbbVie Inc. (NYSE:ABBV), despite both companies reporting growth in important parts of their pharmaceutical portfolios. According to Yahoo Finance’s September 23, 2026 valuation snapshot, Pfizer trades at 9.67 times forward earnings, compared with AbbVie’s 16.39 times.

Anthropic’s own enterprise usage data shows that its Claude Code tool now costs companies a median of about $13 per developer per active day, with most users spending under $30 per day. That’s remarkably cheap to produce the sorts of results that used to require a team of engineers and months of work. When writing…

If you are a fan of buying tech products online, you may look forward to the best tech deals available during Amazon Prime Day. But what if you need to save money other times during the year? You could hit refresh on your web browser multiple times a day for the Amazon product page in…

AI just got cheaper and faster, and that shift cuts both ways for investors. As OpenAI and Anthropic slash model pricing, the economics of building with cloud and developer tools are changing in real time. That reset could reward platforms that help enterprises do more with less, while exposing weaker business models. This article walks…

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) look cheaper than the S&P 500(SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) at face value. Right now, Alphabet and Amazon trade for 17 and 20.9 times earnings, respectively. The S&P 500(SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) trades for 24.2 times earnings, making these two far cheaper than the broader market.