U.S. equities rebounded as a potential $50 billion takeover of Electronic Arts sent shares soaring nearly 15%. Meanwhile, Costco faced challenges with soft sales, and tariffs impacted Paccar's stock positively.
Microsoft has announced a no-cost option for Extended Security Updates (ESU) for Windows 10 users in the European Economic Area, responding to consumer rights concerns. This decision follows pressure from Euroconsumers, aiming to align with EU regulations and sustainability goals.
Wall Street's main indexes fell to their lowest this week as economic data and Federal Reserve comments dampened hopes for further rate cuts. Investors are now eyeing crucial inflation data.
In a day of dramatic shifts, Freeport-McMoRan's stock tumbled 17% after a grim sales forecast, while Intel shares surged 6.4% amid positive industry news. Find out what’s driving these market trends.
Google expands its AI Plus subscription to 40 new countries, offering enhanced features and storage at competitive prices. Discover what this means for users around the globe!
Amid the chaos of Super Typhoon Ragasa, Asian stocks saw a slight uptick, driven by Alibaba's commitment to invest heavily in AI and positive news from the semiconductor sector.
European markets opened lower on Wednesday, with the Stoxx 600 down 0.5%, despite a rise in defense stocks following Trump’s optimistic remarks about Ukraine regaining territory.
Apple is hinting at a revolutionary Notification Forwarding feature for third-party smartwatches, potentially changing how users interact with their devices. This move could comply with EU regulations and reshape the smartwatch landscape.
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates again, offering potential relief for farmers and businesses. But with mixed forecasts among committee members, uncertainty looms over future rate changes. What does this mean for the economy?
The U.S. government's new $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visa applications threatens to disrupt Indian tech firms' operations and create uncertainty for visa holders. Major U.S. companies are advising professionals to reconsider their plans amidst this abrupt policy change.
