On Thursday evening, at Tesla’s headquarters in Austin, excitement and tension filled the air. Tesla shareholders, at their annual general meeting, approved the largest compensation package in corporate history – nearly $1 trillion for Elon Musk. The measure, which sparked heated debate when introduced in September 2025, was ultimately passed with 75% shareholder support. But what exactly must Musk achieve to receive it?

Google’s parent company has, for the first time in its history, surpassed the $100 billion revenue mark. This symbolic milestone clearly confirms its exceptional position among technology giants, with a specific value reaching $102.35 billion. Among other things, it has become clear that growth in the field of AI is no longer just a promise but a stable part of its business.

SAP, a technology giant originating from Germany, is undergoing a key transformational stage in 2025. After years when its name was mainly associated with enterprise software, the company is increasingly positioning itself as a European leader in artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Although the results for the third quarter of 2025 slightly lagged behind expectations, the company’s long-term outlook encouraged investors.