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Top Tech Stocks to Buy: Visa, Microsoft, and Apple
Tech like Visa, Microsoft, and Apple reported their Q3 earnings in late July, expectations were high, and they did not disappoint investors. Visa’s quarter
Airbnb fined 300,000 euros for failing to inform consumers
According to the Repression of Fraud, Airbnb has been fined 300,000 euros for not adequately informing the consumer on his right of withdrawal when using
Toyota: results soar, but forecasts remain unchanged
Toyota has reported a very strong year-on-year increase in results for its first quarter of 2021/22. Due to numerous “uncertainties” for the
The ASX Index Is Modestly Inclined In Today’s Trade
The ASX Index Is Modestly Inclined In Today’s Trade on Wednesday. It recouped the majority of loss from earlier session, using the standard
Crude Oil Declines Today On COVID Concern
Crude Oil Declines Today On COVID Concern Wednesday. This was due to mounting issues that increasing spread of the Delta variation in consumer nations will
Shares in Asian Markets Were Up But Limited By COVID
Shares in Asian Markets Were Up But Limited By COVID. Investors digested the newest information which can be financial Asia. The United States’
Google also declared its “independence from semiconductors”
Google announced on the 2nd (local time) that it would make its own smartphone semiconductor called “Google Tensor”. The company is splitting
Generali: Q1 net profit doubles and exceeds expectations
Italian insurer Generali saw its net profit double in the first half of the year to $2 billion as its business recovered from the ravages of the Covid-19
Sanofi acquires Translate Bio, a messenger RNA specialist
Having recently announced major investments, Sanofi is stepping up its pace with a multi-billion-dollars acquisition of an American company in messenger
The ASX Index Had a Modestly Positive Day Today
The ASX Index Had a Modestly Positive Day Today. It has come down from an all-time high which it hit in yesterday’s trade. The benchmark S&P/ASX
Crude Oil Regain Halts and Prices Fall
Crude Oil Regain Halts and Prices Fall very early Tuesday. As issues over coronavirus curbs along with slowing factory task in key markets weighed on
Shares Across China Have Fallen In Response to Delta Spread
Shares Across China Have Fallen In Response to Delta Spread. This placed Chinese authorities on high alert and rattled investor confidence. Asian trade
Vaccine price hike: Moderna and Pfizer forecast $86 billion in sales next year
Pfizer’s vaccine price will rise from 15.5 euros to 19.5 euros, and Moderna’s from 19 euros to 21.5 euros, the Financial Times reported on
Data protection: 746 million euro fine for Amazon
Amazon, the world’s largest e-commerce company, has been fined 746 million euros by the European Union (EU) for violating customer data protection.
Samsung becomes the world’s largest semiconductor firm
Samsung Electronics has overtaken Intel to become the world’s largest semiconductor sales company, according to a report released shortly after
The USD is Falling Close to a 30-Day Low in Asia
The USD is Falling Close to a 30-Day Low in Asia Monday. The greenback launched per week that is busy, such as the latest U.S. jobs report and a Reserve
Australian ASX Is Significantly Higher Today
Australian ASX Is Significantly Higher Today. After recouping the losings regarding the past session using the standard S&P/ASX 200 nearing the 7,500
Equity Markets In China Regain Ground In Trade Today
Equity Markets In China Regain Ground In Trade Today as sovereign bonds rallied. Investors weighed the chances for financial policy reducing against a
U.S. overseas listing standards to be strengthened
In order to list on the U.S. stock market, Chinese companies will have to disclose more details about their governance structure and clarify their
Holcim back on track in the first six months of the year
Holcim management has also raised its ambitions for the year. Recurring Ebit is now expected to grow by at least 18% on a like-for-like basis, up from 10%
