AI MONETIZATION CRISIS? Two Tech Giants Send Opposite Signals. 🚨
Microsoft $MSFT drops after lowering 2025 AI revenue quotas. Meanwhile, Amazon $AMZN surges on its "cost-effective" custom chip announcement.
The Real Problem: The bottleneck is no longer technology—it's profit margin. Giants are shifting from chasing compute power to cost-saving defense.
Check MSFT's valuation reaction: https://www.13radar.com/stock/msft
1 startup founder tự hào "lợi nhuận 120%!" 😂→ Lợi nhuận bằng 120% doanh thu? Anh ý đã "thắng" nền kinh tế rồi ư? Khái niệm *bề mặt* về margin vs markup đang lan tràn... #StartupTips #KinhDoanh #SaaS #ProfitMargin #ThếGiớiDoanhNhân
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1ov8std/just_talked_to_a_founder_who_proudly_said_his/
Uber’s 2025 net profit margin soared to 33.5%, fueled by strong revenue and earnings growth.
Lower-margin services, competition, and regulatory challenges may pressure future profits.
AI, autonomous vehicles, and high-margin services offer growth potential and support Uber’s valuation recovery.
#Uber #ProfitMargin #AI #AutonomousVehicles #RideHailing #TECHi
Read Full Article Here :- https://www.techi.com/uber-stock-profit-increase-valuation-growth/
"Recent inflation has been driven by an unusual expansion of profit margins. Profit-margin led inflation occurs when companies tell their customers a convincing story that lets them raise prices without significantly reducing demand. It is inflation driven by spin, not substance."
This is from UBS chief economist!
#inflation #profit #profitmargin
Airports: A Dilemma of Profit and Public Outcry Air travel is an essential mode of transportation, but the experience of flying and navigating airports can often be stressful and expensive. Over the years, airports have transformed into commercial hubs filled with restaurants, retail shops, lounges, and spas, all in an effort to generate revenue. However, the high prices of products and services at airports have sparked public outrage, leading airports to promise policies that ensure fair pricing.
#PriceControls are a form of micromanagement, and they ignore supply and demand. If a price is set too low or isn't adjusted frequently enough, it can wreak havoc, sometimes even causing producers to lose money or get out of the business altogether. This is the opposite of what price controls are intended for: Making sure that people can purchase what they need.
If we instead put a cap on the operating #ProfitMargin (as a maximum percentage), companies will never be forced to operate at a loss as a result, since prices are still allowed to flex based on #SupplyAndDemand. And yet it still puts an upper limit on the contribution of increasing #profits to the problem of #inflation, and prevents #PriceGouging.
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