Every video call you join and every chatbot answer you get travels part of its trip as laser light. Marvell Technology (MRVL) makes chips that work alongside many of those lasers. Lumentum Holdings (LITE) makes Read more…
An investor (like many of my friends) who had put $10,000 into gold at its January high wasn’t chasing the next AI stock. The idea was pretty simple: Protect savings from inflation, international conflict, and Read more…
T-Mobile has been contemplating a billion-dollar merger that would have made it the world’s largest telecom company; however, these plans have reportedly faltered. The carrier has already made several notable mergers and acquisitions in recent Read more…
As expected, major central banks from the US to Europe and Japan, kept rates on hold this week. Oil prices fluctuated in the range of USD 113-118 as markets speculate with the possibility of a Read more…
US employment report to prove decisive for December Fed move. US midterm elections: Will markets cheer a divided Congress? RBA and BoE ready to press the hike button; focus to shift to guidance. Eurozone inflation Read more…
Growth has surprised to the upside, and official forecasters have raised their growth forecasts for this year while pencilling in a gloomier outlook for next year, as higher energy prices hit consumers and businesses. Despite Read more…
At its policy meeting on 29 October, the ECB kept its policy rate, the deposit rate, unchanged at 2.50%, as expected. As a result, the refinancing rate and the marginal lending rate also remain unchanged Read more…
Waiting for the perfect job can become a full-time job of its own. And for anyone living paycheck to paycheck, with just $1,000 in savings and no obvious way up, the next move can feel Read more…
Cable extends step ascend into third straight day and probes again through key barriers at 1.3406 (50% retracement of 1.3675/1.3136 descend) and 1.3418 (Oct 22 high). Weaker dollar on AI nervousness, helped pound to reach Read more…
Some companies are so big that they stop behaving like ordinary stocks. That’s the case Jim Cramer made on October 28, telling “Mad Money” viewers that a small club of tech giants has grown so Read more…