Benzinga critiques this weekend’s prime tales lined by Barron’s, listed below are the articles buyers have to learn.

In “Tech’s Invoice Is Coming Due. Traders Aren’t the Solely Ones Who Will Pay,” Tae Kim writes that after tech corporations went on a spending spree in anticipation of excessive post-pandemic demand, staff, buyers and customers at the moment are paying the worth.

“How Delta Positive aspects From Free WiFi, In response to the CEO,” by Eric Savitz, explains the implications of Delta Air Traces Inc DAL CEO Ed Bastian’s announcement that the airline will launch free Wi-Fi providers on all of its major U.S. flights subsequent month. 

In “ARK’s Cathie Wooden Isn’t Backing Down. She Explains Precisely Why,” Avi Salzman particulars why Cathie Wooden’s Ark Innovation ETF ARKK has remained bullish on shares like Tesla Inc TSLA, Zoom Video Communications Inc ZM and Roku Inc ROKU.

“Snowflake Is a Nice Cloud Inventory to Purchase on the Dip, Says Wells Fargo,” by Tae Kim, studies {that a} Wells Fargo analyst initiated protection of Snowflake Inc SNOW with an Obese ranking and $170 value goal, saying, “SNOW is best constructed to climate this storm.”

In “Berkshire Hathaway Might Face a Large Tax Hit if the Bull Market Resumes,” Andrew Barry writes that Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A)(NYSE: BRK-B) could also be dealing with a major tax invoice this yr because of new guidelines included in the Inflation Discount Act.

“FDA Approves Eisai and Biogen’s New Alzheimer’s Remedy,” by Josh Nathan-Kazis, particulars the approval of Eisai Co Ltd ESALY  and Biogen Inc’s BIIB Alzheimer’s remedy lecanemab by the Meals and Drug Administration on Friday.

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On the time of this writing, the writer had no place within the talked about equities.

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