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The streaming pioneer releases its latest quarterly results on July 19th and any insights around the progress on password sharing crackdown and the ad-supported tier will be welcome
A judge has ruled against the Federal Trade Commission's plea for a preliminary injunction aimed at blocking Microsoft's (MSFT.us) acquisition of Activision Blizzard (ATVI.us), which is valued at a substantial $69 billion.
In a letter directed to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter has accused Meta Platforms of unlawfully utilizing Twitter's proprietary knowledge to construct its new Threads application. Meta has refuted these allegations.
Rivian hit a low of $11.68 in late April. Since then, the company has appreciated by close to 75% and is currently trading at $20.43. Importantly, the daily chart’s On Balance Volume indicator has moved above its red declining trendline, which indicates that Rivian shares have been accumulated since late June.
Meta Platforms launched today a new text sharing app to compete against Elon Musk’s Twitter, as the rivalry between the two tech moguls has heated up recently, with a cage-match challenge
Electric vehicle startups have struggled over the past several months against an unfavorable external environment, but some of the Q2 delivery figures show that there may be light at the end of the tunnel
Tesla easily beat estimates regarding its deliveries for the second quarter.
Sports apparel and equipment giant NIKE saw higher Revenues in Q4 FY2023, boosted by China’s rebound, but its bottom line disappointed markets
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released the results of their annual bank stress test. All 23 banks that were included passed the test, weathering a severe recession scenario, continuing to lend to consumers and corporations.
Nvidia has gapped down on its open today following a report that the Biden administration may be considering a new ban on AI chips to China. The stock closed at 418.70 yesterday and opened on the cash market today at 406.60.
Take a look at some corporations that will be on our radar over the coming months, as the third quarter gets underway, amidst market optimism. These include tech giants Apple, chip maker Nvidia and more
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