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Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange
The leading indexes on Wall Street were traded upwards on Tuesday – with tech giants as locomotives – after gloomy faces on Monday. .
Geopolitical unrest dragged down the US stock market
The New York stock exchange fell after the geopolitical unrest over a potentially escalating violence in the Middle East since Iran carried out a drone attack on Israel on Tuesday – an escalation that investors fear could lead to disruptions in the oil flow. .
Upwards on Wall Street – giants in the automotive industry down
The leading indexes on Wall Street were traded upwards on Monday – but within the automotive industry, it was still tough. Both Ford and General Motors fell.
New records on Wall Street after double rate cut
The New York stock exchange was in a radiant mood on Thursday after the American central bank Federal Reserve's lowering of the interest rate by 0. 5 percentage points.
New Legal Battle Looming between Apple and EU
The American technology giant Apple has been drawn into what could become a new major legal battle with the EU – this time about how Apple shuts out third parties from its operating systems. The EU Commission is warning that it could end with fines for Apple.
New update defies Brazil's X ban
The social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk, has been banned in Brazil since the end of the summer. The platform has been removed from Apple's and Google's app stores, and at the beginning of September, the country's highest court confirmed the decision.
Apple and Nvidia weighed down Wall Street
The New York stock exchange was weighed down on Monday by falling prices in some of the technology giants. Apple fell 2.
Nine-year-old spent thousands of kronor on Roblox
Petra's nine-year-old daughter managed to buy virtual money on "Roblox" for 2,595 kronor. It's easy to get a little carried away.
Multi-Billion Slaps for Google and Apple
Billion-dollar fines await both Apple and Google as two long-standing lawsuits are settled in the EU court. The companies must pay a total equivalent of nearly 180 billion kronor.
Sunny mood on Wall Street
After last week's decline, the American stock exchanges turned upwards again on Monday. The broad S&P 500, industrially oriented Dow Jones, and Nasdaq's composite index all closed 1.
Huawei takes market shares from Apple
Chinese Huawei reports rising revenues for the sixth quarter in a row. A total of 239 billion Chinese yuan, approximately 342 billion Swedish kronor, means that revenues increased by 33 percent compared to the same period in 2023.
AI challenges Swedish major banks
Swedish major banks may be on the verge of losing their grip on the banking market in Sweden in the wave of AI investments and fintech challenges, warns Ronit Ghose, head of analysis at American Citi. Sweden no longer looks as favorable for banks to operate in as it was 10-20 years ago.
EU users can delete Apple apps
Apple will allow users of iPhone mobiles and iPads in the EU to uninstall App Store and the search engine Safari, announces the tech giant. The reason is the EU's new digital laws.
Upwards on Wall Street – Best Trading Week of the Year
The American stock exchanges ended in the plus after the best trading week of 2024. Both the broad S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial index and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index rose by 0.
Google loses monopoly case
The American search engine company Google has lost against the American state in a case where they are accused of monopoly. After examining large amounts of evidence, including testimony from top executives at Google, Microsoft, and Apple, it is deemed clear that Google is to have exploited its dominance to stop competition.
Another Dark Day on Wall Street
The New York stock exchange continued on the downward - blood-red - path on Monday, following last week's market anxiety. Among the day's biggest losers were technology giants Nvidia and Apple.
Risk of Backlash for Tech Giants – and Small Investors
This week, several tech companies in "The magnificent seven" will publish quarterly reports. There is a risk that the results will be worse than expected.
Slide in the USA – burger party on the stock exchange
The New York stock exchange began the trading week sideways. S&P 500 and Nasdaq increased slightly, while Dow Jones fell approximately the same amount.
Up on Asian Stock Exchanges Ahead of Busy Week
The trend pointed upwards on leading Asian stock exchanges in the initial Monday trading. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index was up 2.
Upwards on Wall Street – major companies recovered
The trading week on Wall Street ended in major, after many large technology companies had a shaky week. .
The worst day of the year on Wall Street
Wednesday's stock market trading in New York was pitch black and resulted in the year's largest stock market fall. The broad S&P 500 index fell 2.
Spain investigates Apple
Spain's competition authority (CNMC) has launched an investigation into Apple's terms for mobile app developers selling on the App Store. The methods can be considered a "very serious infringement" of competition rules, the authority writes in a statement, where it also states that the infringement can lead to fines of up to 10 percent of the company's total global turnover.
Time to Deliver for Tesla and Elon Musk
Can AI-hyped Nvidia continue to beat expectations? And how is it really going for Tesla? The American tech giants, who have dominated the stock exchange and attracted many Swedish small investors along the way, will now have to show their colors. Tesla stands out a bit on the negative side, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
Unexpectedly Large Profit for Semiconductor Manufacturers
Taiwanese TSMC – one of the largest producers in the hot semiconductor industry – reports an unexpectedly strong result for the second quarter of the year. The global wave of investments in artificial intelligence (AI) contributes to the development.
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