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Adobe stock ticks up as Airtel’s 360-million-user bundle and Cognizant AI deal land

Adobe stock ticks up as Airtel’s 360-million-user bundle and Cognizant AI deal land

New York, January 30, 2026, 13:14 EST — Regular session Adobe shares ticked up 0.5% to $293.14 near midday Friday, clawing back from an earlier drop. The stock’s moved between $289.48 and $295.25 as investors digested news of a fresh partnership amid a rough patch for U.S. software stocks this week.
IBM Stock Soars on AI, Quantum, and Cloud Hype – Is the Rally Sustainable?

AI & Quantum Sparks a Big Blue Comeback – IBM Stock Rallies (But Will it Last?)

Image: The IBM logo has been prominently displayed at tech conferences as Big Blue pushes its new AI/cloud and quantum initiatives. Valuation & Dividends: IBM now trades at tech-like multiples – forward P/E in the mid-20sts2.tech, well above its historical ~16×. The company boasts strong cash flow and a dividend yielding ~2.3%ts2.techts2.tech. IBM is a Dividend Aristocrat with 29 years of consecutive raisests2.tech, which helps cushion concerns over valuation.
IBM Stock Soars on Quantum Breakthrough and AI Revival – Key Updates (Sept 25, 2025)

IBM Stock Skyrockets on AI & Quantum News – How High Can It Go?

IBM’s stock has roared back to life in 2025. After languishing for years, the shares have climbed from the low $200s in mid-2025 into the high $280s by Octoberts2.techts2.tech. This rally has been driven by heavy investor bets that IBM’s pivot to artificial intelligence and next-gen tech is real. In late September, IBM hit about $296 after an announced quantum computing breakthrough with HSBCts2.tech. Through mid-October, IBM was about +28% YTDts2.tech, versus roughly +13% for the S&P 500. Key catalysts include a string of new deals and product launches:

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  • Goldman Sachs sees O'Reilly, NetEase, Tradeweb, Liftoff as undervalued plays
    July 5, 2026, 11:18 AM EDT. Goldman Sachs called out several undervalued stocks it says could see upside-naming O'Reilly, NetEase, Tradeweb, and Liftoff Mobile. O'Reilly, the auto parts chain, has held up as rivals face headwinds. Analysts point to strong locations and not much competition nearby as reasons it could win share. NetEase gets a nod for steady Q1 numbers and wider margins, while also dodging some of the AI spending weighing on its sector. Tradeweb got bumped up to buy, even with investor concern about revenue and tokenization risk. Liftoff Mobile sits in a favorable spot as digital ads and in-app marketing keep growing. Goldman says these four are buys while markets stay choppy.
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