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.

Here’s What to Do With Apple Stock Before The Release of The iPhone 14

Here’s What to Do With Apple Stock Before The Release of The iPhone 14 The release of Apple's iPhone 14 is just one week away. However, does this mean that now is a good time to buy AAPL stock?

The Soft PC Market Has a Negative Impact on HP’s Results

The Soft PC Market Has a Negative Impact on HP’s Results As the PC market weakened, HP reported fewer sales than anticipated for the July quarter and gave an unimpressive outlook. Let’s see what is coming next.

EV Battery Manufacturing is Expanding in the U.S. What We Need to Know So Far

EV Battery Manufacturing is Expanding in the U.S. What We Need to Know So Far While some state lawmakers fight to outlaw gasoline-powered vehicles, the U.S. is establishing another EV factory.

The Situation With Semiconductors is Not Good: AMD, Nvidia and Intel Faced Some Problems

The Situation With Semiconductors is Not Good: AMD, Nvidia and Intel Faced Some Problems The future of chip production appears to be not very promising.

Intel Signs Contract with Brookfield to Financing Chip Factories

Intel Signs Contract with Brookfield to Financing Chip Factories Intel keeps its promises. Technological titan scores a $30 billion deal with Brookfield to fund chip factories to fulfil its chip-making ambitions.

NFL Sunday Ticket is The New Goal of Apple. A Victory Will Reshape the Streaming Industry

NFL Sunday Ticket is The New Goal of Apple. A Victory Will Reshape the Streaming Industry Apple thinks that sports are one of the last holdouts of scheduled content with mass market appeal and significant advertising potential for its Apple TV+. Apple is said to be looking for the NFL Sunday Ticket subscription service. Here the issues come in.

Rivian and Li Auto Stocks Were Purchased by the Largest Pension in the US. However, Sirius and Zoom were sold

Rivian and Li Auto Stocks Were Purchased by the Largest Pension in the US. However, Sirius and Zoom were sold The biggest pension fund in America has increased its interest in producers of electric vehicles but reduced positions in videoconferencing and broadcasting. Let’s see what is going on.

Tesla Could Be Expanding Its Charging Network. Why That Dangerous Move Is Justifiable

Tesla Could Be Expanding Its Charging Network. Why That Dangerous Move Is Justifiable Charging for Everyone: Tesla seems to be letting owners of other EVs use its charging network. That has one hazard, even though it's probably a wise choice.

Meme Stock Parade is Here. GameStop and More

Meme Stock Parade is Here. GameStop and More Meme stocks are rising. But here is some “BUT.”

A Milestone Is Reached By Tesla Production in China

A Milestone Is Reached By Tesla Production in China Elon Musk claims that Tesla has produced 3 million vehicles. The electric car manufacturer has already created 3 million vehicles, with 1 million coming from its 'gigafactory' in China.

7 Companies at Risk of Liquidity Squeeze: What You Should Know

7 Companies at Risk of Liquidity Squeeze: What You Should Know Royal Caribbean Group (RCL) is an example. At the end of June, the cruise line had $5.5 billion in short-term debt but $2.1 billion in cash. Royal Caribbean recently issued $1.15 billion in convertible notes to cover some of its current debt, stretching the maturity date from 2023 to 2025. However, it has a higher interest rate - 6% vs. 4.25% and 2.875% for retired debt.

Morning Brief: From Inflation, Investment in Crypto to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

Morning Brief: From Inflation, Investment in Crypto to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing This week's inflation figures could either boost or derail the market's summer momentum. Investors will get the most recent indication of how swiftly prices are growing across the US economy from three upcoming releases: PPI, CPI, and unit employment costs.

Coinbase and the SEC Are Facing Off. What’s at Stake

Coinbase and the SEC Are Facing Off. What’s at Stake The industry has been grappling with the question of whether tokens should be classed as currencies, commodities, or securities. Some tokens, according to the SEC, most likely fit the definition of security. According to the SEC, Ripple – a payments network coin — is security, though Ripple Labs and the regulator are involved in a court dispute over this distinction.

Twitter Wants to Force Musk to Buy It. But There’s a Hitch

Twitter Wants to Force Musk to Buy It. But There’s a Hitch When Elon Musk chose to back out of his $44 billion offer to buy Twitter, the social media giant filed a lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery. Twitter has filed a lawsuit seeking "particular performance," an unusual remedy that would oblige Musk to finish the deal.

Intel Could Be Worth More Dead Than Alive. Why This Analyst Sees 50% Upside

Intel Could Be Worth More Dead Than Alive. Why This Analyst Sees 50% Upside "This quarter's performance fell below the expectations we had for the firm and our shareholders," stated Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. "We must and will do better." The most significant reason was the unexpected and fast downturn in economic activity, but the shortfall also reflects our own execution difficulties."

China’s Video Game Market Is Shrinking as Regulators Crack Down

China’s Video Game Market Is Shrinking as Regulators Crack Down A combination of variables has resulted in the Chinese video gaming industry's first revenue and user falls in 14 years. According to analysts, the losses may prompt major firms such as Tencent Holdings and NetEase to expand further into international markets.

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