WISeKey International Holding Ltd. has successfully completed its redomiciliation from Switzerland to the British Virgin Islands, with WISeQey Corp. becoming the surviving entity after a cross-border merger. The existing American Depositary Shares and Class B shares of WISeKey will continue trading until October 2, 2026, after which WISeQey ordinary shares are expected to commence trading on Nasdaq and SIX Swiss Exchange under the ticker "WQEY". This strategic move positions WISeQey as a British Virgin Islands holding company focused on post-quantum cybersecurity, digital identity, space technology, and the Internet of Things, integrating its various subsidiaries' expertise.

Meta's new AI agent, Muse, is facing scrutiny over its access to users' private messages. Tech writer Jason Aten claimed Muse accessed his texts without permission, despite him declining access during setup. Meta, however, states that message integration is strictly opt-in and requires multiple explicit permissions from the user.

AXT, Inc. experienced a significant financial rebound in Q2 2026, with revenue surging by 165% and gross margin expanding to 45%, driven by robust demand for indium phosphide in AI and optical connectivity. The company reported a GAAP net income of $11.1 million and holds substantial cash reserves, enabling aggressive expansion of InP production without incurring significant debt. Despite a "buy" rating and strong performance, investor sentiment on Pluang shows caution, with 67% selling activity, and the stock remains below its 52-week high.

Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP has filed a class action lawsuit against Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU) on behalf of investors who purchased securities between November 18, 2025, and August 17, 2026. The lawsuit alleges that Baidu made false and misleading statements about its AI business's ability to offset declines in its legacy online marketing business, leading to revenue drops that negatively impacted its stock price. Investors who suffered losses are encouraged to contact Kaplan Fox before the November 13, 2026, deadline to potentially become a lead plaintiff.

Belden Inc. has received a "Buy" rating with a price target of $135 by 2027 and $173 by 2029, largely due to its RUCKUS Networks acquisition and a debt reduction strategy. The company aims to lower its net leverage from 3.9x to 2.9x by 2027 using strong free cash flow, despite potential integration risks from RUCKUS's recent revenue and profit declines. The investment thesis hinges on consistent 4-6% growth, stable margins, and effective free cash flow conversion to enhance value and manage debt.

An investment of $1,000 in Netflix (NFLX) at the beginning of 2026 would be worth $748 today, representing a 25.2% decline. This underperformance is attributed to a 40% drop in Netflix's price-to-earnings ratio and increased competition, leading to slower revenue growth and unimpressive engagement trends. The article suggests that Netflix's best days might be in the past, contrasting its recent struggles with its historical 21,510% growth over the last 20 years.

Salesforce is expanding its AI bundles with new offerings like Core, Advanced, and Max editions for its various services, aiming to increase customer adoption and recurring revenues. Early results show significant growth in AI-related bookings and annual recurring revenues, suggesting that customers are moving towards broader AI purchases. While AI growth hasn't dramatically changed Salesforce's overall revenue growth rate yet, the company anticipates that stronger adoption of these bundles could accelerate recurring revenue growth.

This article compares T-Mobile and Verizon, two major phone carriers, to help consumers choose the best option based on their needs. It delves into pricing for single and multiple lines, network coverage, and available perks like streaming services and international data. While T-Mobile often leads in overall value and prepaid options, Verizon offers greater flexibility in customizing perks for individual lines.

Palo Alto Networks is experiencing significant growth through its platformization strategy, which consolidates multiple security products onto a unified architecture. This approach has led to increased customer adoption, strong revenue retention, and substantial deals, positioning the company for continued expansion in network security, AI security, and observability. While competitors like CrowdStrike and SentinelOne are also growing, PANW's strategy is helping it maintain momentum, though its valuation appears high compared to the industry average.

Big tech companies are projected to spend $735 billion on data centers this year, and global AI infrastructure investment could reach $31.6 trillion by 2050, shifting bottlenecks from chips to power, cooling, and skilled labor. Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR), an electrical contractor specializing in energy infrastructure with a large skilled workforce, is uniquely positioned to benefit from this boom. The company is experiencing robust growth, with surging revenue and backlog, and analysts project strong double-digit growth for its future earnings.