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Microsoft 'In Unique Position To Scale Gen-AI Revenue,' Goldman Sachs Says Ahead Of Q3 Earnings - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) - Vimarsana News

Microsoft 'In Unique Position To Scale Gen-AI Revenue,' Goldman Sachs Says Ahead Of Q3 Earnings - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)

Microsoft Corp. (NYSE: MSFT) will report its fiscal Q3 2024 earnings, with analysts expecting $2.83 EPS and $60.769B revenue. Goldman Sachs has a $450 price target and calls Microsoft one of the most compelling investment opportunities in the tech industry.

Surfest brings elite surfers to Port Stephens for Pro Junior | Port Stephens Examiner - Vimarsana News

Surfest brings elite surfers to Port Stephens for Pro Junior | Port Stephens Examiner

Surfest makes history by holding two surfing events in Port Stephens. Local talents get wildcards to showcase their skills alongside Australia's best surfers.

Concord residents wonder what comes next after prison closes - Vimarsana News

Concord residents wonder what comes next after prison closes

Since news broke that the state plans to close MCI-Concord, the men’s prison in tony Concord, questions have swirled about what might take its place.

Concord residents, natives react to 'problematic' historic Massachusetts signs coming down - Vimarsana News

Concord residents, natives react to 'problematic' historic Massachusetts signs coming down

The decision to take down historical signs commemorating the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in Concord is receiving some backlash from the community, with one resident saying the matter should have been voted on.

Massachusetts historic signs to be covered up in Concord due to their 'offensive' nature - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts historic signs to be covered up in Concord due to their 'offensive' nature

Concord officials say markers distributed across the Commonwealth in 1930 in an initiative to recognize the 300th anniversary of the original colony’s founding are offensive.