A bold AI pivot, record contracts, and unapologetic politics have vaulted Palantir from a controversial upstart to one of the most powerful—and divisive—companies in America’s tech-military complex.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) saw its stock jump more than 7% in pre-market trading on August 5, 2025. The hike came after a ...

Chief executive Alex Karp said Palantir’s business has “accelerated rapidly” after it reported $1 billion in quarterly ...

Palantir hit a record high on Tuesday, closing with a 7.9% jump, but it wasn’t enough to stop the rest of the market from ...

Palantir Technologies shares rose 5% before the bell on Tuesday, after strong demand for its AI-powered services across ...

Palantir outlined why its approach to AI is superior to normal LLMs, and explains how it plans to attract AI talents.

The company now projects annual revenue of $4.14bn to $4.15bn, surpassing previous estimates and the $3.9bn analyst forecast.

Technology Technology   The Big Story Palantir gets a boost from blockbuster earningsPalantir’s share price jumped nearly 8 ...

Discover Shyam Sankar's inspiring journey from Mumbai to becoming the Chief Technology Officer of Palantir Technologies, a ...

The U.S. Army is consolidating 75 contracts into a single arrangement with Palantir Technologies worth as much as $10 billion ...

The Army last week awarded software contractor Palantir Technologies a new $10 billion agreement that funnels 75 contracts under a single deal in a move the service argues will boost buying ...

Palantir’s share price jumped 8 percent Tuesday morning after the software analytics firm reported massive revenue growth last quarter.  The company posted a 48 percent year-over-year increase in ...