Google has seen its business model thrive in the past year despite the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Besides Ford, the global semiconductor shortage has also prompted Chinese automaker Nio to announce a similar halt in its car production for 5 days.
According to the US Army announcement, Microsoft will deliver over 120,000 devices based on its HoloLens augmented reality headsets.
The US stock market may buckle amidst all uncertainties but confidence in the drivers of the economy can restore hopes for better days ahead.
Deliveroo sold shares worth £1.5 billion in the IPO, of which £1 billion will go to the company itself, and £500 million will go to existing shareholders.
For now, retail investors will have to wait for the end of the conditional dealing on April 7 to be able to purchase Deliveroo shares in the London market.
Xiaomi is undoubtedly raising its own bar when it comes to rolling out innovative technologies across its entire product suite.
Apple has announced the 2021 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC21) to be held on June 7-11. It further confirmed that it will be an all-online format, free for developers.
The Amazon AWS Space Accelerator program will include 10 companies that may receive up to $100,000 in AWS Activate credit.
The ARKX ETF fund has notably invested in companies with a market capitalization of an average of $30 billion.
It is not yet clear how many SpaceShip III vehicles the company will produce. However, it is obvious that its VSS Imagine is unique. As soon as this summer, it will start “glide” testing.
Paysafe has merged with Billionaire Bill Foley’s SPAC and is set to go public in the United States today, trading on the NYSE.
The banking sector came under severe pressure as US-based Archegos Capital had to liquidate $20 billion worth of stocks owing to some of the over-leveraged positions.
The potential efficacy in the approved Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines is spurring a delay in second dose administration by some nations, especially those with limited supplies of the jabs.
Currently, there is one “sell” rating, one “hold” rating, and five “buy” ratings for Xiaomi stock. The consensus among Wall Street equities research analysts is that investors should buy Xiaomi shares.