
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.

Chip Shortage Leaves U.S. Companies Dangerously Low on Semiconductors, Report Says
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo stated that the survey findings demonstrate the critical significance of Congress approving the U.S.'s The Innovation and Competition Act which contains a $52 billion investment to stimulate domestic semiconductor manufacturing.
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GameStop apes are all talk: Webull CEO
"If you look at the prices today [at GameStop], it tells me that whether it's diamond hands or monkeys, I believe it's just chatter," Denier remarked on Yahoo Finance Live. "We are witnessing our traders and our investors take money off the table in GameStop."
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Intel’s $20 Billion Ohio Plant Won’t End The Chip Shortage Overnight
Thus, does this suggest that the chip catastrophe that everyone has been raving about has passed us by? Not quite. The dilemma began when manufacturers reduced their chip orders at the outset of the epidemic, only for demand for automobiles to rise.
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Microsoft to Acquire Activision Blizzard for Nearly $70 Billion
"Gaming is the most dynamic and engaging category of entertainment today across all platforms and will be essential to the development of metaverse platforms," Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella said in a news statement Tuesday
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Apple, Microsoft, and 13 More Tech Stocks to Help Investors Forget the Fed
Investors in tech have not had a fantastic start to 2022: The Nasdaq Composite, which is heavily weighted toward technology, has been down 4.5 percent since New Year's Eve, and reductions were expected to continue Monday.
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