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Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 6:37 am
Apple's plans to launch smarter features and AI-powered photo editing tools have fueled interest in the promise of artificial intelligence for mobile devices. For Apple, which has taken a cautious approach to artificial intelligence, this marks a big shift from its traditional measurement approach to the new technology, which I wrote about last week. The surge reflects Wall Street's growing belief that artificial intelligence will drive the next wave of consumer electronics spending. Recommended Report The next generation is part of a larger wave of Apple product launches Wall Street is reportedly gearing up for a private equity-fueled renaissance Medical note-taking app is enjoying a healthy wave of investment to recover billions lost to massive technology disruptions View more Information Apple Smart Artificial Intelligence Big Tech News News Wall Street reportedly gearing up for private equity push for renaissance Will May bring a resurgence in the IPO market? According to a report in the Financial Times on Sunday,
Wall Street banks are bracing for a rebound in stocks as private thailand telemarketing data equity firms turn to the stock market to sell off some high-profile holdings. The report noted that a number of private equity-backed companies have filed documents, including medical device companies and software makers. Bankers and analysts expect a flurry of announcements in the first half of the year, driven by strong stock markets and hopes of tax cuts and loosening regulations under the incoming Trump administration, the Financial Times reported. Recent trading has also performed well, with the largest initial public offerings at the end of the year trading above their listing prices.
Eddie Molloy, global co-head of equity capital markets at Morgan Stanley, told the Financial Times that continued improvement and more activity were the headline news. In an [economic] context where regulatory policy and the Fed [lowering interest rates] are more business-friendly, we should definitely be busier. Molloy said large [private equity-backed] IPOs will be the most important theme. In the weeks since the presidential election,
Wall Street banks are bracing for a rebound in stocks as private thailand telemarketing data equity firms turn to the stock market to sell off some high-profile holdings. The report noted that a number of private equity-backed companies have filed documents, including medical device companies and software makers. Bankers and analysts expect a flurry of announcements in the first half of the year, driven by strong stock markets and hopes of tax cuts and loosening regulations under the incoming Trump administration, the Financial Times reported. Recent trading has also performed well, with the largest initial public offerings at the end of the year trading above their listing prices.
Eddie Molloy, global co-head of equity capital markets at Morgan Stanley, told the Financial Times that continued improvement and more activity were the headline news. In an [economic] context where regulatory policy and the Fed [lowering interest rates] are more business-friendly, we should definitely be busier. Molloy said large [private equity-backed] IPOs will be the most important theme. In the weeks since the presidential election,