Explained in plain English
Who are company investors?
Company investors are individuals or groups who buy shares in a business, hoping its value will grow. They provide capital for the company to operate and expand. SpaceX's investors, for example, are concerned about the return on their investment given the huge AI spending, which could impact future profits.
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