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Perhaps this is why Karp’s Stanford law classmate Peter Thiel chose him to lead Palantir. As Adam Garfinkle writes in Political Writing: A Guide to the Essentials (w/ foreword by David Brooks ...

Palantir, the data-mining and defense technology company Karp co-founded with Peter Thiel in the early years of the war on terror, was booming, its market capitalization riding the market’s ...

At its peak, Palantir's stock has risen 625% since the start of 2024, but that number took a hit when CEO Alex Karp announced a plan to sell up to $1 billion in shares. Many investors interpret ...

With that said, there are more layers to Palantir beyond AIP. During a recent interview on CNBC, Karp made a blink-and-you'll-miss-it comment about another product fueling Palantir's growth.

During a recent interview, Palantir CEO Alex Karp briefly referenced another product that gets very little coverage, called Apollo. Apollo could be the ace up Palantir's sleeve that turns the ...

Palantir's CEO and co-founder, Alex Karp, has notified investors of his plan to sell stock that could be worth around $1 billion over the next six months. This is only a fraction of Karp's total ...