Anita Ramaswamy is an Opinion Columnist at Reuters and Breakingviews. She specializes in finance, personal finance, and business economics, with a focus on corporate finance, startups, and entrepreneurship. Anita's insights have been featured in Yahoo News Singapore, Business Insider, Republic World, Reuters, The Information, and TechCrunch.
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By: Anita Ramaswamy
Shares in Seagate Technology, which makes hard disk drives for data storage, fell 7% Monday after CEO William Mosley suggested the company was more focused on increasing capacity on its individual hard drives than ābuilding new factories or bringing up new machines that would just take too long.ā Building more factories would divert resources away from those technological innovations, potentially
By: Anita Ramaswamy
By: Anita Ramaswamy
Shares of Nvidia donāt trade like those of a company whose revenues are expected to rise 83% this year. Instead, the stock is priced as though everything that could go wrong in the next couple of years will go wrong. That creates an opportunity for investors willing to take a longer view. Most ...
Data backup and recovery software firm Commvaultās stock slid 16% in the hours following its announcement that its revenue growth slowed to 11% year-over-year, representing $314 million in sales, in the July quarter compared to a year-over-year rate of 13% in the previous quarter. Still, Commvaultās stock is up 2% for the year so far, outperforming the iShares software ETF, IGV, which is down 10%
