The Chinese technology company Deepseek's latest AI model is shaking up Western technology companies. The Nvidia share is plummeting in futures trading. Even Swedish shares with exposure to the cluster around artificial intelligence (AI) – such as Munters – are taking a hit.
BusinessA long-lasting strike with infected disputes. An owner who has fallen into disrepute. Question marks for quality. It's storming around Tesla. But the electric car giant stands firmly. The company has a cemented place on the throne, says brand expert Ieva Englund.
BusinessTiktok is online in the USA again, after being shut down over the weekend. Thanks to incoming President Trump, it's said.
BusinessThe Supreme Court in the USA unanimously approves the proposal to ban Tiktok in the country. Now the matter rests with the incoming President Donald Trump – who will wait to enforce the ban.
BusinessAll hope is not lost for Tiktok in the USA, even if the Supreme Court were to uphold the ban, says Donald Trump's adviser. A sign can be that the app's owner will attend when Trump is sworn in as president.
BusinessTech giant Apple is ready to pay 95 million dollars – approximately one billion kronor - to put an end to a dispute about the voice assistant Siri eavesdropping on iPhone users' private conversations.
BusinessThe Japanese car manufacturers Honda Motor and Nissan Motor are considering a merger, reports the Japanese newspaper Nikkei and other media. At the same time, information emerges that the Taiwanese iPhone manufacturer Foxconn wants to buy a controlling stake in precisely Nissan.
BusinessIt requires eleven steps to successfully cancel Amazon Prime. The giant company is still not the worst in its class when it comes to terminating a service, shows a new report. Everyone uses misleading design in some way to make cancellations more difficult, says Sinan Akdag, digital expert at Sweden's Consumers.
BusinessThe American technology giant Apple has launched Chat GPT in the digital assistant Siri.
BusinessThe AI boom's big winners, Nvidia beat expectations as usual in terms of profit, sales, and forecasts in Wednesday's quarterly report. Nvidia's share price immediately fell after the report, but recovered in futures trading ahead of Wall Street's opening on Thursday.
BusinessThe fall height is great for AI-boom's big winners Nvidia – now the world's highest valued listed company. Expectations are at 100 percent increased revenue next year and 45 percent the year after.
BusinessIn one corner, a 58-year-old legend who hasn't had a pro match in nearly 20 years. In the other, a more than 30 years younger influencer with millions of followers. To many, Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul seems like a commercial gimmick. For Netflix, the heavyweight fight is part of a completely new corporate strategy.
SportsThursday's quarterly report from the American technology giant Apple exceeded market expectations. Despite this, the profit decreased due to a tax payment of over 100 billion kronor.
BusinessApple's new iPhone model has been presented – and just as expected, the iPhone 16 is equipped with AI technology, in an attempt to challenge the already leading competitors.
BusinessApples Iphone 16 is to be launched today, several media outlets report. This is an important piece of the puzzle when the American tech giant tries to catch up with competitors in terms of artificial intelligence (AI). But the AI tools that everyone wants seem to be delayed.
BusinessWhen George Clooney and Brad Pitt came to Venice, it was not just about the new film "Wolfs". It was also about Clooney's debate contribution about Joe Biden and about whether film in the cinema is better than film on streaming giants.
EntertainmentNvidia – AI boom's big winner – beats expectations on almost all lines in its report for the second quarter. This also applies to the forecast ahead. But the stock falls. The market has become spoiled, says fund manager Carl Armfelt to TT.
BusinessApple is changing its rules regarding the App Store after the EU has criticized Apple for violating the union's new digital laws. The EU has, among other things, claimed that the fees charged by Apple to other developers "go beyond what is strictly necessary".
BusinessSmall savers were clearly more active than usual on Black Monday on the stock exchange. In the turmoil, Swedish savers chose to back the financial icon Warren Buffett. It's a clear sign of the uncertainty we've seen surrounding the tech giants, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe stock exchanges fell sharply in Friday's stock trading on Wall Street. The three leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange closed on minus. IT giant Intel plummeted by as much as 26.1 percent and had its worst stock market day since 1974.
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