Tech hits in late hours as Nvidia fails to inspire: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) — The technology sector was hit hard in late trading as Nvidia Corp.’s revenue forecast disappointed some who had hoped for more from the chipmaker at the forefront of…
(Bloomberg) — The technology sector was hit hard in late trading as Nvidia Corp.’s revenue forecast disappointed some who had hoped for more from the chipmaker at the forefront of…
(Bloomberg) — JD.com Inc. plans to buy back up to $5 billion worth of its own shares in a bid to reassure investors worried about a possible worsening consumer slowdown…
(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks fell on Wednesday as weak corporate earnings in China raised fresh concerns about the country’s faltering economy. Traders are also awaiting earnings from Nvidia Corp. for…
(Bloomberg) — Stocks were lower as investors waited to make decisions ahead of Nvidia Corp. earnings and U.S. inflation data later in the week. Most read by Bloomberg U.S. stock…
Bloomberg reported that Russia plans to increase divorce fees to help finance the Ukraine war. The Finance Ministry’s proposal increases divorce fees from 650 to 5,000 rubles. Fees would also…
(Bloomberg) — An independent court in Canada has ordered workers at the country’s two largest railroad companies to return to work and participate in binding arbitration to resolve a dispute…
By Angus Whitley (Bloomberg) — Deadly turbulence on a Singapore Airlines Ltd. flight from London to Singapore has put the world’s most unstable air routes in the spotlight. A Briton…
(Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. is planning its biggest product launch event of the year for Sept. 10, where the company will unveil its latest iPhones, watches and AirPods, people familiar…
(Bloomberg) — Workday Inc. shares jumped in extended trading, erasing earlier declines, after executives said the company will significantly increase its profitability over the next three years. Most read by…
(Bloomberg) — China’s world-leading clean energy boom has hit another milestone: Wind and solar capacity surpassed President Xi Jinping’s target nearly six years ahead of schedule. Most read by Bloomberg…