(Bloomberg) -- A Blue Whale Capital LLP investment fund reduced its stakes in major US technology companies on concern about the costs of artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported.
Compared to the previous focus on software, as of Nov. 30, Blue Whale’s top ten holdings reflect more emphasis on hard digital infrastructure. According to the most up-to-date documents ...
Hargreaves’ family holding in the Blue Whale Growth fund is worth more than £200mn. The fund returned 24 per cent this year to the end of November, compared with rival funds’ 15 per cent on ...
Investment fund Blue Whale Growth has made a lot of money for investors since its launch more than seven years ago – and manager Stephen Yiu is determined to keep the impressive track record going.
"It's relatively slow compared to other sharks and it cannot ... attacks to hunt the largest animal on the planet, a blue whale. Off California's coast, even great white sharks avoid orcas.
Set to open this upcoming spring, the Blue Whale Materials recycling plant in Bartlesville is already looking to grow its operations. Blue Whales Materials is a lithium-ion battery recycling ...
And now more than ever, the odds of seeing a whale or two have increased significantly. "I've never seen a blue whale in the wild out here my whole life until, you know, the first part of the 2000 ...
Manager Stephen Yiu's view is that the 'narrative could change' next year for the magnificent seven - chipmaker Nvidia excepted - as revenues are eroded by vast expenditure on AI.