Apple faces new antitrust complaint in China as users allege app store monopoly
Apple is once again under scrutiny in China as 55 local iPhone and iPad users have filed a complaint alleging monopolistic practices
Apple is once again under scrutiny in China as 55 local iPhone and iPad users have filed a complaint alleging monopolistic practices
Shares in B&M fell more than 19% on Monday after the UK discount retailer admitted a £7 million accounting error that will
ICICI Bank Ltd., India’s second-largest private sector lender, posted a stronger-than-expected profit for the September quarter, buoyed by robust loan growth and
Paramount Skydance employees are set to face a substantial wave of layoffs under the leadership of David Ellison, Variety has reported. The
Kering SA, the French luxury conglomerate and parent company of Gucci, is in advanced discussions to sell its beauty division to L’Oréal
This week brought a mix of political stalemate, global diplomacy, and market unease as Washington remained mired in a prolonged government shutdown,
Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) traded in the red on Friday, as a mix of policy worries and broader market risk-off sent investors
Apple has won exclusive US broadcast rights to Formula 1, marking the first time the championship will move entirely to streaming.Starting in
Micron stock (NASDAQ: MU) tumbled on Friday, following Reuters reports that the US chipmaker has decided to abandon China’s server chip market
Zions Bancorporation (NASDAQ: ZION) nosedived this week after reporting a $50 million write-off tied to fraudulent loans. The sell-off wiped over $1
A turbulent Friday across Europe as the BBC faces a formal rebuke from Ofcom over a “misleading” Gaza documentary, Spanish police reopen
Jefferies has publicly accused auto-parts firm First Brands Group of defrauding one of its funds, a sharp escalation in a story that
Hims & Hers Health Inc (NYSE: HIMS) started this week on a positive note after announcing its expansion into menopause-related treatments –
Oracle stock (NYSE: ORCL) tumbled 6.5% on Friday, wiping billions from the market value of the enterprise software giant as investors parsed