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Meta's profit crushed market expectations
Meta's report for the second quarter exceeded market expectations with a margin, reports CNBC. "We have consistently good growth in our apps," says CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a statement.
Microsoft's report exceeds expectations
The technology giant Microsoft presents a quarterly report that exceeds market expectations. .
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.
Tesla's profit fell short of expectations
The American electric car giant Tesla presents a profit for the second quarter that clearly misses the market's expectations. At the same time, the company shows a slightly increased turnover.
Alphabet's profit higher than expected
Google's parent company Alphabet reported a result exceeding expectations in its interim report, reports CNBC. The IT giant's revenues landed at 84.
Google makes a U-turn – keeps the cookies
Google changes its mind. The tracking of what internet users do remains.
The IT disaster may have consequences for weeks
To restore all computers in the global IT disaster can take weeks. Affected computers must be addressed manually, which will be a tough challenge for companies with thousands of units.
Netflix exceeded expectations
Netflix exceeded market expectations during the second quarter, shows the streaming giant's interim report. .
The Disney Heir: Biden Must Step Down
More important donors are threatening to withdraw their support for the Democrats if Joe Biden is not replaced as the party's candidate ahead of the presidential election in November. If Biden does not step aside, the Democrats will lose, says Abigail Disney, heir to the Disney fortune, who has donated large sums to the party.
Sweden tops the list for Brits wanting to leave the country
Sweden is the second-best country for Brits who want to move abroad, according to a compilation from the British insurance company Williams Russel, which [CNBC](https://www. cnbc.
Democrats in Debate Panic: Can Biden Be Replaced?
Wavering and incoherent. And, according to some, painful to watch.
Sources: Shein to be listed on the London Stock Exchange
The Chinese fashion company Shein is on its way to the stock exchange, but not the New York- but the London Stock Exchange. Sources, including CNBC, report that the company has secretly applied for a stock exchange listing in London after encountering resistance from the American side regarding a potential listing.
Taylor Swift may also halt British interest rate cut
American world star Taylor Swift's sold-out tour has reached Britain. Now, investment bank TD Securities warns in an analysis that the higher price pressure following the artist may threaten a British rate cut later in the summer, reports [CNBC](https://www.
Tesla flags price hike after EU decision
American Tesla announces that it will likely be forced to raise the price of its electric cars in Europe. This will be the consequence if the EU Commission makes good on its threat to raise tariffs on electric cars manufactured in China.
Apple surges – new records on Wall Street
When Apple presented its AI venture on Monday, it was met with a shrug from the market. But during Tuesday's trading, the share stormed ahead like a steam engine on the New York Stock Exchange – and lifted the technology-heavy indexes.
Technology lifted Wall Street
It was cheerful murmurs on Wall Street on Wednesday and the leading indices on the New York stock exchange rose. The technology sector was behind the upswing.
Nvidia exceeds 3,000 billion dollars in market value
The American semiconductor giant NVIDIA's market value passed under Tuesday's trading on the New York Stock Exchange $3 trillion, equivalent to around 31 300 billion kronor. According to [CNBC](https://www.
The Saudi budget is going backwards – selling oil shares
Saudi Arabia has the large shopping malls on – and the state budget goes back. Now institutional investors are being offered to buy in further into the world's largest oil company, state-owned Saudi Aramco.
Starliner's launch is being moved forward again
Boeing's crewed spaceplane Starliner's launch has been rescheduled again. The launch was halted just minutes before it was scheduled to take place, according to [CNBC](https://www.
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