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Dark on the Tokyo Stock Exchange

The stock exchange in Tokyo began the week's last trading day downwards and thus followed Wall Street, which fell in the wake of disappointed reactions to Meta's and Microsoft's latest quarterly reports. The important Nikkei 225 index had lost 2.

Dark on the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Tech giants weighed down the stock market in the USA

Stock prices of tech giants Microsoft and Meta fell sharply on Thursday, despite both companies delivering quarterly reports the day before that were better than expected. The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange all declined.

Tech giants weighed down the stock market in the USA

Meta exceeded market expectations

Social media giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, among other things, delivered a better result than the market expected for the third quarter. Meta's adjusted profit per share for the quarter was 6.

Meta exceeded market expectations

Better than expected for Microsoft

Technology giant Microsoft presents a quarterly report that exceeds market expectations, reports CNBC. .

Better than expected for Microsoft

Mixed on Wall Street – tech giants rise

Leading indexes on the stock exchange in the USA went in different directions on Tuesday – with rising technology shares compensating for the declines of, among others, Ford and DR Horton after their latest quarterly reports. The Dow Jones industrial index fell 0.

Mixed on Wall Street – tech giants rise

Tech Giants' Reports - "a Nail-Biter"

This week's reports from the tech companies in "The magnificent seven" can be a real thrill. It will be a Halloween theme, a slightly spooky week, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.

Tech Giants' Reports - "a Nail-Biter"

Upward trend on the US stock exchange

The trading week on Wall Street began on Monday with cheerful figures. The Dow Jones industrial index closed at plus 0.

Upward trend on the US stock exchange

Mixed on Wall Street

The US stock exchanges ended the trading week on both sides of the zero line. At Friday's close, the Dow Jones industrial index stood at minus 0.

Mixed on Wall Street

Billionaires' Favorite: Musk vs Gates

Elon Musk – the world's richest man and the founder of Tesla and Space X – has backed Donald Trump in this year's election campaign. Musk, who also owns X (formerly Twitter), is campaigning for the Republican and is discussing a potential cabinet position.

Billionaires' Favorite: Musk vs Gates

General Motors and Philip Morris winners on the US stock exchange

The New York stock exchange fell in Tuesday's initial trading, but the three leading indexes recovered and closed near zero. The broad S&P 500 index fell 0.

General Motors and Philip Morris winners on the US stock exchange

Google is investing in nuclear power for AI

Google has signed an agreement to obtain electricity from small nuclear reactors. The purpose is to secure the company's access to electricity for the electricity-hungry continued development of artificial intelligence.

Google is investing in nuclear power for AI

New record for scorching US stock exchange

The leading American stock exchange indexes advanced during Wednesday's trading. For the broad S&P500 index, today's increase of 0.

New record for scorching US stock exchange

Open AI on the offensive – opens new offices

Open AI, best known for the chat robot Chat GPT, is expanding. The management announces that the California-based company is opening four new offices around the world, in Paris, Brussels, Singapore, and New York.

Open AI on the offensive – opens new offices

Nintendo surges on Saudi data

The game company Nintendo is surging nearly 5 percent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange after reports that the Saudi investment fund Pif is now considering expanding its ownership in the Japanese company. Pif is already one of the largest owners with 8.

Nintendo surges on Saudi data

Open AI worth 1,600 billion kronor

The AI company Open AI has just secured new funds, 6. 6 billion dollars, in a new financing round.

Open AI worth 1,600 billion kronor

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. .

Geopolitical unrest dragged down the US stock market

Google sues Microsoft for anti-competitive practices

The search giant Google has initiated a new legal battle with Microsoft and accuses the company of using licensing agreements that hinder competition in the market for cloud services. According to Google, the competitor's actions constitute a breach of the EU's competition rules.

Google sues Microsoft for anti-competitive practices

Microsoft revives shut-down nuclear power plant

Constellation Energy, which owns the decommissioned nuclear power plant Three Mile Island outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has decided to invest 1. 6 billion dollars (approximately 16 billion kronor) in reviving the plant.

Microsoft revives shut-down nuclear power plant

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 records on Wall Street after double rate cut

Court Victory for Google – Worth 17 Billion

Search giant Google – part of American Alphabet – has had a fine of 1. 5 billion euros (equivalent to 17 billion kronor) overturned by the EU Court.

Court Victory for Google – Worth 17 Billion

Caution on the US Stock Exchange Ahead of Interest Rate Decision

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was cautious on Tuesday ahead of the important interest rate decision expected on Wednesday from the US central bank. The leading indexes only moved marginally.

Caution on the US Stock Exchange Ahead of Interest Rate Decision

Microsoft makes repurchases for 610 billion

Software giant Microsoft – a leading player in AI services – has launched a new gigantic program for repurchasing shares worth 60 billion dollars (equivalent to 610 billion kronor) and is increasing its quarterly dividend by 10 percent. Repurchasing serves as an alternative to dividend distribution to shareholders.

Microsoft makes repurchases for 610 billion

Continued Upward Trend in the USA

The large indexes on Wall Street continue upwards, with yet another good trading day for the large technology companies. Google's owner Alphabet climbed 2.

Continued Upward Trend in the USA

Swede gets top job at Microsoft

Carolina Dybeck Happe is appointed to a top position at Microsoft. In a blog post, the software giant's CEO Satya Nadella announces that the Swede will become the new COO and Vice President of the company.

Swede gets top job at Microsoft