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Hyatt Uses AI Search and New Amex Offer to Chase Direct Hotel Bookings

Hyatt Uses AI Search and New Amex Offer to Chase Direct Hotel Bookings

Hyatt is doubling down on artificial intelligence, aiming to catch travelers before they even settle on where to go, CEO Mark Hoplamazian told industry peers in Berlin this week. The hotel chain is pushing to boost direct bookings on its own platforms. U.S. travel sites, meanwhile, have flagged a specific American Express promotion for certain Hyatt stays—another nudge intended to draw loyalty members to book straight with Hyatt.
Palantir Stock Jumps on Pentagon AI Win, but Morgan Stanley Warns There’s Little Room for Error

Palantir Stock Jumps on Pentagon AI Win, but Morgan Stanley Warns There’s Little Room for Error

Shares of Palantir Technologies climbed $6.22 to $156.90 Monday afternoon, picking up steam as investors responded to the Pentagon’s endorsement of its Maven battlefield AI project and a fresh bullish note from Wedbush. Wedbush’s Dan Ives stuck by his upbeat outlook, which helped drive the stock up roughly 5% earlier in the day, according to a Yahoo Finance report.
Meta Stock Pullback Reopens Value Debate Despite Strong Q4 and Huge AI Bill

Meta Stock Pullback Reopens Value Debate Despite Strong Q4 and Huge AI Bill

Meta Platforms bounced back about 1.9% to $604.66 in early U.S. hours Monday, recovering from a session low of $585.40. A wave of investor commentary suggested the selloff had outpaced any visible slowdown at the Facebook parent. Shares have faced pressure despite Meta posting robust fourth-quarter ad growth and guiding for another strong period.
SanDisk Stock (SNDK) Slips Even After Citi Lifts Target to $875 as AI Rally Faces Valuation Test

SanDisk Stock (SNDK) Slips Even After Citi Lifts Target to $875 as AI Rally Faces Valuation Test

SanDisk shares were off roughly 1.5% at $742.50 as of 10:27 a.m. EDT Thursday, trading lower despite Citi bumping up its target. The stock started at $707.15, dipped as far as $694.44. Micron dropped close to 2.9%, while Western Digital—SanDisk’s former parent—managed a small gain, highlighting the patchy action across memory and storage stocks.
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