In its 2025 filings, Palantir disclosed reimbursing CEO Alex Karp $17.2 million for personal jet use, a 123% year-over-year increase that analysts say exceeds peer spending. Investor Michael Burry issued a bearish technical outlook citing a head-and-shoulders reversal pattern and forecast potential share drops into the $50-$60 range.

Palantir sued Percepta co-founder Hirsh Jain and two former employees for breach of privacy and non-solicitation agreements after they recruited staff and allegedly took confidential documents. A judge rejected Palantir’s request to bar the trio from working at Percepta but recognized potential contract violations under existing agreements.

Department of Homeland Security finalized a multi-agency purchasing framework that simplifies procurement rules and authorizes agencies to acquire Palantir’s software licenses, implementation and support services. The agreement streamlines contracting for immigration and border enforcement programs and underscores Palantir’s growing federal footprint.