News: Companies
In this section, we delve into the dynamic corporate world, bringing you the most recent updates from global companies. Our coverage spans a broad spectrum, encapsulating latest quarterly results, unveiling of new products, corporate amalgamations, and acquisitions. We also keep you informed on changes in analyst ratings, adjustments in price targets, submissions to regulatory bodies, and acquisition of new licenses, amidst a host of other significant business events.
Netflix Sees Return to Subscriber Growth
After-hours trading on Tuesday saw a surge in Netflix shares after the business reported better-than-anticipated subscription trends for the second quarter and announced plans to introduce an ad-supported subscription tier in the first quarter of 2023.
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Twitter Stock’s Fall Isn’t Over, Analysts Warn. How Much More It Could Tumble
Despite falling 11.3 percent after the news broke on Monday, Twitter stock still appeared to be valued to account for the potential that a deal may yet be reached at a lower price. Analysts predict that Twitter stock might fall another 30% from here if there is no sale.
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Amazon’s Deal With Grubhub Makes Life Tougher for Uber and DoorDash
A year ago, Just Eat Takeaway, based in Amsterdam, paid $7.3 billion to purchase the faltering American food delivery firm. That poorly timed arrangement, which was announced just as the meal delivery boom of the Covid period started to slow down, was a failure.
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Dethrone Tesla? One Car Maker With a Shot
Many manufacturers have ambitious plans to overtake Tesla ( TSLA ). They need to have electric automobiles available to the market for that to happen. Based on forthcoming models, General Motors (GM) is one automaker that appears to have a chance of competing with Elon Musk's company.
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Insider News: Shell Set to Sign Deal With Qatar for Giant Gas Project
According to reports, Shell Plc is planning to take a stake in a major $29 billion project that aims to raise Qatar's output and exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG). This comes as other Western energy giants have already invested in the project and as Europe is increasingly racing to shore up supplies of the fuel.
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Expert Opinion: Apple May Have 40 Million Subscribers for Streaming TV Service, Analyst Says
Sacconaghi claimed that Apple (AAPL) had between 20 million and 40 million paying users, with yearly revenue ranging between $1 billion and $2 billion. That's not much for a firm with about $400 billion in annual revenue, but he believes the service is vital for strategic reasons.
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Instagram is Testing an AI Face-Scanning Tool That Can Verify Your Age
Instagram requires three of the user's mutual followers to verify their age as part of the social vouching method. They have three days to react, and the followers must be at least 18 years old. Users can still prove their age by uploading images of their ID cards.
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‘Buy With Prime’ Could Help Amazon Extend Dominance in Online Commerce
According to a sum-of-the-parts valuation exercise, Amazon Web Services may account for as much as 80% of the company's current valuation. This would mean that investors have the opportunity to buy the rest of the business at a significant discount.
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How to Invest in Companies Targeting the Water Crisis
"Lack of clean water will define the 21st century in much the same way fossil fuels did for the 20th century," explains Matthew Diserio, president of Water Asset Management, which oversees public and private equity funds. "The oil and gas industry provided many investment opportunities back then."
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Elon Musk Feels ‘Super Bad’ About Economy, Needs to Cut 10% of Tesla Jobs
A number of business leaders recently began warning about the possibility of a recession, and the Tesla CEO's message on Thursday, "Pause all hiring around the world," comes after he told employees to return to work or leave it.
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Swift and CapGemini Work on CBDC Gateway to Existing Payment Networks
In a recent experiment in the previous year, in a world first, Swift has successfully completed a cross-border transaction between one entity on a DLT-based CBDC network and another on a well-established real-time gross settlement (RTGS) system. This is a significant achievement for both Swift and the wider adoption of CBDCs.
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