A bold AI pivot, record contracts, and unapologetic politics have vaulted Palantir from a controversial upstart to one of the most powerful—and divisive—companies in America’s tech-military complex.

The onetime Silicon Valley upstart has emerged as a power player in Trump’s second term—and adopted his persona.

Palantir Technologies reported 53% growth in earnings from U.S. government contracts in its second-quarter earnings, the latest sign that the company is getting a boost from the Trump administration's ...

CEO Alex Karp said Palantir is "an America story" and he doesn't care whether his workers went to Harvard or Princeton or ...

Palantir’s quarterly revenue was fueled by a 53% spike in government sales, despite massive federal spending cuts.

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Palantir’s share price jumped 8 percent Tuesday morning after the software analytics firm reported massive revenue growth last quarter.  The company posted a 48 percent year-over-year increase in ...

Chief executive Alex Karp said Palantir’s business has “accelerated rapidly” after it reported $1 billion in quarterly ...

Shares of Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) charged out of the gate on Tuesday, spiking as much as 9.8%. As of 10:50 a.m.

Profit rose 33 per cent to USD 327 million in the second quarter.Its USD 1 billion quarterly revenue haul was fuelled by a 53 per cent spike in government sales, despite massive spending cuts under ...