1.GOOGLE :Alphabet Inc’s Google said on Wednesday its presence in South Korea equates to nearly 12 trillion won ($10.16 billion) in economic benefits for its users, as the U.S. tech giant faces increased scrutiny from regulators and politicians. Google’s announcement came a day after South Korea’s antitrust agency fined...
1.APPLE:-A U.S. national labor agency is investigating two charges against tech giant Apple Inc filed by employees, records on its website show, amid a wave of worker activism at a company known for its secretive culture. The charges, filed on Aug. 26 and Sept. 1, are being reviewed by...
1.Dell:-Stocks of Dell and HP traded lower in Friday’s premarket on worries over higher input costs and lengthening order backlogs due to component shortages. HP chief executive Enrique Lores told analysts after the company’s quarterly results that it had a full quarter’s worth of order backlogs that it hadn’t...
1.Deutsche Bank:The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Deutsche Bank ‘s asset manager DWS over how it used sustainable investing criteria to manage its assets, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday. The news, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, sent DWS shares down...
1.PAYPAL: -PayPal Holdings Inc will allow customers in the UK to buy, sell and hold bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies starting this week, the company said on Monday. The roll-out, which marks the first international expansion of PayPal’s cryptocurrencies services outside of the United States, could inspire further mainstream adoption...
1.SIEMENS: – Siemens has completed its reorganisation, Chief Executive Roland Busch has told Manager Magazin, with the recently appointed executive favouring smaller acquisitions to expand the German engineering and technology company. “We have already completed our spin-offs,” said Busch, who took over as CEO from longstanding boss Joe Kaeser...
TOP 5 STOCKS TO WATCHOUT:- 1.HSBC: -HSBC said on Monday it had agreed to acquire Axa’s insurance assets in Singapore for $575 million, part of its broader strategy of scaling up its wealth management business in Asia and boosting fee income. The bank said in February it would invest...
1.APPLE : Taiwan’s Foxconn reported a better-than expected quarterly profit on Thursday due to strong demand for technology products from clients, such as Apple Inc , as people continued to telecommute amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The world’s largest contract electronics maker reported April-June net profit of T$29.779 billion ($1.07...
1.LENEVO : China’s Lenovo Group Ltd said it expects strong demand for personal computers to continue until at least 2025 as the pandemic permanently changes how people live and work, after it reported a more than doubling in first-quarter profit. The world’s biggest maker of personal computers (PC) said...
1.GOOGLE : Google employees based in the same office before the pandemic could see different changes in pay if they switch to working from home permanently, with long commuters hit harder, according to a company pay calculator seen by Reuters. It is an experiment taking place across Silicon Valley,...