Microsoft's report exceeds expectations
The technology giant Microsoft presents a quarterly report that exceeds market expectations.
BusinessThe technology giant Microsoft presents a quarterly report that exceeds market expectations.
BusinessThis week, several tech companies in "The magnificent seven" will publish quarterly reports. There is a risk that the results will be worse than expected. This can cause problems for small investors, says Jesper Fjärstedt at Danske Bank.
BusinessThe New York stock exchange began the trading week sideways. S&P 500 and Nasdaq increased slightly, while Dow Jones fell approximately the same amount. Among today's winners were both Tesla and McDonald's.
BusinessThe trading week on Wall Street ended in major, after many large technology companies had a shaky week.
BusinessTrading on the New York Stock Exchange was volatile following Wednesday's stock market fall. Several of the major technology companies also declined during Thursday's trading.
BusinessThe American stock exchange fell sharply on Wednesday and some analysts are airing thoughts about a possible AI bubble. The market is not impressed by the start of the earnings season for megatech stocks, says Kathleen Brooks at the investment platform XTB to Bloomberg.
BusinessGoogle changes its mind. The tracking of what internet users do remains. The decision not to remove the so-called cookies has a major impact on the advertising market – a multi-billion industry and cornerstone of Google.
BusinessCan 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.
Business8.5 million. That's how many Windows devices were affected, according to Microsoft, by the global IT disaster that on Friday created massive disruptions at, among others, airlines, stock exchanges, and stores worldwide.
BusinessAn IT disaster has created massive disruptions among others at airlines, stock exchanges, and stores worldwide on Friday. Despite the fault now being reported as rectified, problems are expected to continue in some areas over the weekend.
BusinessThe semiconductor giant Nvidia's stock market crash is historically large. 550 billion dollars have been wiped out within the space of three days. Small investors risk getting squeezed, warns Daniel Ljungström, head of private savings at Max Matthiessen.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange has had a strong first half of 2024. Despite this, it is not keeping pace with the USA, where the tech giants are lifting the stock exchange. If you exclude the seven giants, the USA does not actually stand out, says Maria Landeborn, private economist and senior strategist at Danske Bank.
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