
Crypto Stocks that Outperform Bitcoin in 2023
As Bitcoin extends its rally to $35,000 clocking over 100% gains for 2023, let’s take a look at some crypto firms that have outperformed Bitcoin.
As Bitcoin extends its rally to $35,000 clocking over 100% gains for 2023, let’s take a look at some crypto firms that have outperformed Bitcoin.
The upcoming chips will enhance Microsoft’s efforts to help chip companies build Arm-based processors for PCs running on Windows as well as strengthen Nvidia’s position in competing with Apple.
Rise in the US Treasury Yields put pressure on the market resulting into bearish weekly start on Wall Street. Yields surge past 5% with Fed planning for higher-than-longer interest rates.
In light of its stellar performance and the resilience displayed in the face of challenges, Philips looks to uphold its commitment to creating enduring value and delivering sustainable impact in the long term.
The ripple effect of the Chinese market plunge has extended to other major Asian markets, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s Kospi also experiencing declines.
The Q3 figures for 2023 show that American Express pulled in record revenue despite increased expenses especially with customer engagements.
Nokia’s cost reduction plan is a strategic move aimed at addressing the challenging market environment it currently faces.
Despite Tesla missing the mark, the company’s revenue grew by 9 percent YoY to $23.4 billion fueled by growth in vehicle deliveries.
In Q3 2023, Netflix finalized a share buyback of about $2.5 billion and increased its repurchase authorization by $10 billion.
The Adidas Q3 financial success and better full-year forecast demonstrate the brand’s tenacity and adaptation in the fast-paced world of sportswear and design.
ASML is taking a conservative view of 2024, with revenue projections similar to 2023.
Bank of America, once expected to be a major beneficiary of rising interest rates, has faced unexpected challenges in 2023.
A new report notes that AI has brought trillions in good fortune to tech giants in the United States, like Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon.
The US stock futures were slightly down early this morning as the third-quarter earnings season gained momentum.
A leaked internal memo from CEO Spiegel revealed optimistic projections for Snap, likely relieving investors and causing shares to rise.