News: Companies

News: Companies

In this section, we cover the latest news from companies around the world. This includes everything from the latest quarterly results to new product announcements to mergers and acquisitions, analyst rating changes, price target revisions, regulatory agency filings, license acquisitions, and much more.

Tech Sector Rebalancing: Layoffs at Google and Other Tech Companies Aren’t Signaling a Recession – Yet!

Alexander

Alexander

Tech Sector Rebalancing: Layoffs at Google and Other Tech Companies Aren’t Signaling a Recession – Yet! Tech companies are making adjustments to their workforces due to changing economic realities, leading to 57,000 layoffs across the industry in January.

Apple Plans to Bring Touch Screens to Macs Despite Late CEO’s Warnings

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Alexander

Apple Plans to Bring Touch Screens to Macs Despite Late CEO’s Warnings According to sources, Apple is working on a new generation of MacBook laptops that would feature touch screens.

Apple Prepares to Expand Into the New Promising Market

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Alexander

Apple Prepares to Expand Into the New Promising Market Apple plans to open the first brick-and-mortar stores in India and enlarge its presence in the world's second-largest smartphone market.

Chinese Tech Giants Surge on News of Easing Regulation

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Alexander

Chinese Tech Giants Surge on News of Easing Regulation Alibaba shares are soaring as broader Chinese tech shares jump on bets of an easing regulatory environment.

Toyota’s President Has an Opinion on Going Totally EV

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Milena

Toyota’s President Has an Opinion on Going Totally EV Toyota's president is one of the auto industry's "silent majority" who has an opinion about the move to all-electric automobiles.

Media Companies Lost Over $500 Billion in 2022 – What’s Next for the Industry?

Alexander

Alexander

Media Companies Lost Over $500 Billion in 2022 – What’s Next for the Industry? Media and entertainment giants lost over half their collective value in 2022. Could things get worse in the coming year?

2022s Big Tech’s $4.5 Trillion Massacre

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Milena

2022s Big Tech’s $4.5 Trillion Massacre Massive job cutbacks, abandoned projects, and billions of dollars in market capitalization have all made the market dry up. As a result, big tech has had a rough landing in 2022.

Elon Musk Leaves Twitter CEO Chair

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Milena

Elon Musk Leaves Twitter CEO Chair The Twitter founder recently launched a poll in which people voted on his future as CEO. Here is what to expect next.

Tesla Investors Want the Twitter Gone. Here’s when It May Come to An End.

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Milena

Tesla Investors Want the Twitter Gone. Here’s when It May Come to An End. Tesla investors seek to recover the $230 billion market value that has vanished since Elon Musk took over Twitter. Musk's previous troubles might provide a clue.

B2Broker Presents Its Institutional Liquidity New Offer

Constantine

Constantine

B2Broker Presents Its Institutional Liquidity New Offer As a result of continuous enhancements to both its liquidity and technology solutions, B2Broker, a leading global liquidity provider for Cryptocurrency, Forex, CFD, and technology solutions for brokerages and exchanges.

Subaru Recalls 270 000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk

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Alexander

Subaru Recalls 270 000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk Subaru warns drivers to park away from garages and carports, as well as urges owners to contact their local car retailer, as a manufacturing error can set the vehicle on fire.

Netflix Сould Bounce Back in 2023, Wall Street Analysts Say

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Alexander

Netflix Сould Bounce Back in 2023, Wall Street Analysts Say Many Wall Street analysts are bullish on Netflix's prospects in 2023, despite the stock's tough year so far

Microsoft Is Bringing Call of Duty to Nintendo, Putting Sony on Notice.

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Milena

Microsoft Is Bringing Call of Duty to Nintendo, Putting Sony on Notice. Microsoft is attempting to calm antitrust worries over its planned $75 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Let's see what the situation is about.

Apple Had Enough Of Supply Chain Problems and Starts To Move Production Out of China

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Milena

Apple Had Enough Of Supply Chain Problems and Starts To Move Production Out of China Apple has accelerated plans to relocate a portion of its production out of China, which is home to the world's largest iPhone facility, because of the zero Covid 19 policy.

Twitter vs. Apple: Elon Musk Starts a War with Tech Giant

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Alexander

Twitter vs. Apple: Elon Musk Starts a War with Tech Giant Elon Musk blasted Apple's monopolistic practices, saying the company had stopped advertising on Twitter and questioning whether Apple "hates free speech in America."

Healthcare Market is the Next Frontier for Amazon

Alexander

Alexander

Healthcare Market is the Next Frontier for Amazon Online retail giant Amazon plans to move into the healthcare sector with the launch of Amazon Clinic service. The initiative, however, is not without challenges.

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