Oracle is creeping up on that exclusive trillion-dollar club. Currently sitting at $790 billion market cap, it's only 26% away from joining the big leagues—and honestly, the momentum is there.
Here's what's turning heads: Oracle's AI cloud infrastructure business is absolutely firing on all cylinders. We're talking 55% year-over-year growth in their latest quarter. The mega-deals with Meta and OpenAI are printing money, and their multicloud partnerships with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are working exactly as planned.
The stock itself is up nearly 70% YTD—crushing most other AI giants in perfo

Eli Lilly (LLY) has become the first trillion-dollar company in the pharmaceutical industry, ranking 10th in the United States. The main drivers of this rise are the GLP-1 blockbuster drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound, which have achieved total sales of $25 billion in the first nine months of 2025, accounting for over 50% of the company's total revenue.
In the U.S. market, Mounjaro monopolizes new prescriptions for T2D, and Zepbound is also a leader in the weight loss drug market. Eli Lilly is not satisfied with this and is laying out the next generation of products—including the oral small mole

Google vs NVIDIA: Who is the real winner among tech giants?
By the end of November this year, the stock price of Google's parent company Alphabet skyrocketed by 67%, directly surpassing the 32% increase of AI chip leader NVIDIA. In the past month, the situation became even more exaggerated—Alphabet surged by 18.3%, while NVIDIA actually fell by 4.7%.
What is the logic behind this? Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway quietly built a position in Alphabet in Q3, making it their 10th largest holding. At the same time, Meta is negotiating to procure Google's TPU chips (Tensor Processing Units)

Thai stocks taking a breather after two-day rally. The SET index dropped 27.41 points (-2.14%) to 1,254.40 on Friday, with sellers hitting consumer, finance, and energy plays. PTT Oil & Retail got hammered (-3.01%), while property names like Asset World (-4.50%) and PTT Global Chemical (-4.50%) also cratered.
But here's the thing—Wall Street finished strong Friday, with the Dow up 1.08% and S&P 500 gaining 0.98%. The rally was fueled by Fed pivot hopes: New York Fed President John Williams hinted at rate cuts in December, and Michigan inflation data came in cooler than expected. That's the kin