An analyst has said that Apple’s iPhone will not come with wired charging in 2021. As the company is working on new products, its stock is on the rise.
Citigroup says that there will be growth next year, suggesting that investors should be a bit more open to increasing their portfolios.
Apple has had a rather successful year, the next one is also expected to be a good year. Kuo says Apple’s 2020 lineup will feature five new phones.
It seems that Facebook will have an interesting 2020 year. But will it bring its stock to $250? And what can help it to achieve this result?
Alphabet’s investment subsidiary CapitalG has pumped $30 million into popular language app Duolingo.
OneConnect Financial Technolgy which is the blockchain and Artificial Intelligence arm of Ping An Insurance indicated the details of its $468 million IPO.
Ratings for Qualcomm stock have now been changed to more bullish positions as the company is set for more increase this year.
Call of Duty: Mobile that was rolled out by Activision Blizzard reached 170 million downloads in two months after setting a record of 100 million in one week.
2019 will be remembered for a string of disastrous IPOs like Uber, Lyft, and Peloton. But one crypto company has managed to make history this year: Silvergate is now up 28% from its IPO price.
Amazon is partnering with Verizon to incorporate WaveLength technology which will help to transfer data from the cloud at much higher speeds.
Sundar Pichai is a new Alphabet CEO. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin will now serve more as the company’s advisors.
Kuwait’s government will invest as much as $1 billion in Saudi Aramco IPO. The world’s largest oil producer is looking to raise more than $25 billion selling a 1.5 percent stake.
Even though Roku has performed impressively this year, Morgan Stanley has decided to downgrade the company’s stock rating.
The major indexes in the U.S. stock market have recorded sharp drops. There seems to be no major pointer to improvement as trade wars between U.S and others also continue to worsen.
Deutsche Bank has revealed that the U.S. stock market’s current rally is artificially motivated by listed companies themselves.