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The subsidiary of Google parent Alphabet plans to use its first round of external funding to boost its artificial-intelligence drug design pipeline across multiple therapeutic areas...
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The French Competition Authority said Apple had abused its dominant position in the distribution of mobile applications for iOS and iPad devices...
Continue ReadingThe PGIM Jennison Global Opportunities Fund returned -0.6%, holding up slightly better than the MSCI ACWI Index. Click here to read the full commentary...
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PARIS (Reuters) -Apple was hit with a 150 million euro ($162.4 million) fine by French antitrust regulators on Monday for abusing its dominant position in mobile app advertising on its devices via a privacy control tool. The fine - the first by any antitrust regulator over Apple's App Tracking Transparency tool - comes a year after the European Union hit the company with a 1.8 billion euro antitrust fine for thwarting rival music streaming services on its App Store. The head of the French Competition Authority dismissed worries that the decision would prompt retaliation from U.S. President Donald Trump who has threatened to slap fines on EU countries fining U.S. companies...
Continue ReadingRecession odds raised and S&P 500 forecast cut by Goldman, Tesla continues to battle a perception problem, and more news to start your day...
Continue ReadingDespite a challenging 2025 for tech stocks, Amazon remains a 'buy' due to its strong long-term growth potential and robust financial performance. Read the full stock report here...
Continue ReadingThe latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Monday...
Continue ReadingTesla slumps ahead of the release of first-quarter deliveries later this week, and top tech stocks such as Nvidia and Palantir tumble on the last trading day of the quarter...
Continue ReadingA recent report from the Energy Futures Institute raises concerns about government-mandated electric vehicle (EV) sales targets in British Columbia and Canada, suggesting these policies could disrupt markets and limit consumer choice. The report argues that such mandates may lead to financial strain for automakers, increase vehicle prices, and disproportionately impact lower-income consumers. Additionally, it highlights that current EV sales are heavily reliant on government subsidies, and.....
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