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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

Samsung's surprise message boosts Asian stock exchanges

A surprising message from electronics giant Samsung about repurchasing shares and signals of support for the economy from the regime in China pulled up stock indexes in Asia in Monday's initial trading. In South Korea, the Kospi index was up nearly 2 percent and in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng showed a plus of 1.

Samsung's surprise message boosts Asian stock exchanges

Ericsson receives new multi-billion order from India

The telecom concern Ericsson has landed a "multi-billion order" for 5G equipment from Indian telecom operator Bharti Airtel, reports Reuters citing sources. Just last month, Ericsson was able to collect another Indian giant order, this time from Vodafone.

Ericsson receives new multi-billion order from India

Reports: Major Layoffs at Samsung

The South Korean electronics giant Samsung is planning major staff cuts globally. This is reported by the news agency Reuters, citing sources.

Reports: Major Layoffs at Samsung

AI challenges Swedish major banks

Swedish major banks may be on the verge of losing their grip on the banking market in Sweden in the wave of AI investments and fintech challenges, warns Ronit Ghose, head of analysis at American Citi. Sweden no longer looks as favorable for banks to operate in as it was 10-20 years ago.

AI challenges Swedish major banks

Samsung delivers AI-driven result boost

The South Korean electronics giant Samsung reports its fastest growth since 2010. The good quarterly result is driven by rising prices and demand for the chips that are the engine of AI development.

Samsung delivers AI-driven result boost

Strike at Samsung extended indefinitely

The recently initiated strike at electronics giant Samsung in South Korea will continue for an "unlimited" period of time. This is announced by the responsible union, which represents tens of thousands of employees.

Strike at Samsung extended indefinitely

Samsung employees go on strike in South Korea

Tens of thousands of employees at the electronics giant Samsung in South Korea are going on strike following a dispute over wages and benefits, according to a union representative. The union's chairman, Son Woo-mok, says that Samsung's latest offer "has infuriated all members" of the union, which represents around 28,000 employees.

Samsung employees go on strike in South Korea