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Indiana Jones enters the gaming world

The whip-wielding professor Indiana Jones has a long history of bad TV games behind him. Does it require a Swedish studio to change that? There is nothing we feel we need to be ashamed of, says creative responsible Axel Torvenius for the new game.

Indiana Jones enters the gaming world

The "Indiana Jones" game is set to become a success

The future is at stake when Machinegames releases its first major game since the acquisition by Microsoft. Will Indiana Jones swing the Uppsala studio to new heights – or plunge the company into ruin? We are now in a two-week terror fog, says director Jerk Gustafsson.

The "Indiana Jones" game is set to become a success

Technology companies drag along – new records on Wall Street

Another day with strongly rising prices gave new records on Wall Street. The newly awakened technology sector was a heavy locomotive.

Technology companies drag along – new records on Wall Street

Technology Giants Weighed Down the Stock Exchange in the USA

Courses fell on the American stock exchange on Wednesday. Primarily, it was the technology giants that pulled down the leading indexes.

Technology Giants Weighed Down the Stock Exchange in the USA

Major disruptions for Outlook and Teams

Disruptions at Microsoft affect services such as Outlook and Teams for many users. The company writes on X that they believe an update may be behind the problems.

Major disruptions for Outlook and Teams

Cheerful on Wall Street – bitcoin nears dream limit

The US stock market closed the week with rising prices. It went well for several retail companies, while technology companies had a tougher time.

Cheerful on Wall Street – bitcoin nears dream limit

New Report Boost for AI Giant Nvidia's Share

The 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.

New Report Boost for AI Giant Nvidia's Share

USA wants to force Google to sell Chrome

The US Department of Justice has now submitted a formal request for tech giant Google to be forced to sell the web browser Chrome, reports several American media outlets. .

USA wants to force Google to sell Chrome

The Gaming Company's Stock Soars - Confirms Purchase Inquiry

The Japanese media company Kadokawa – which controls the "Elden Ring" developer From Software – is surging on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, following reports that electronics giant Sony may be on its way to acquire the company. .

The Gaming Company's Stock Soars - Confirms Purchase Inquiry

"Minecraft" takes a place in the amusement park

Blockbuster attractions are promised when the Swedish gaming sensation "Minecraft" is becoming a reality at amusement parks. .

"Minecraft" takes a place in the amusement park

Google may be forced to sell Chrome

The US Department of Justice wants to force tech giant Alphabet's company Google to sell the web browser Chrome, according to the news agency Bloomberg, which refers to sources at the department. .

Google may be forced to sell Chrome

The enormous fall risk for the AI boom's giant

The 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.

The enormous fall risk for the AI boom's giant

Clinton takes a role in "Black Ops 6"

It pops up one or another familiar face when the game series "Call of duty" takes on the early 1990s. Among others, Bill Clinton.

Clinton takes a role in "Black Ops 6"

Elon Musk Sues Microsoft

In August, billionaire Elon Musk sued Open AI, the company behind Chat GPT, and its CEO Sam Altman. According to Musk, the company is trying to gain a monopoly on the AI market and distort competition.

Elon Musk Sues Microsoft

Technology and Pharmaceuticals Weigh Down Depressed US Stock Market

Interest Master Jerome Powell spoke – and more than a day and a half later, the prices on the New York Stock Exchange were in a steep decline. Pharmaceutical and technology companies contributed to a dismal end to the stock market week.

Technology and Pharmaceuticals Weigh Down Depressed US Stock Market

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