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(Bloomberg) -- Brazilian delivery startup Loggi Tecnologia Ltda, which is backed by SoftBank Group Corp., is working with Citigroup Inc. to sell a stake to investors, people familiar with the matter said.Most Read from Bloomberg‘I Live in Hell’: Anti-Growth Fervor Grips US South After Pandemic BoomWhat to Know About the Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Spreading in JapanNvidia’s 591,078% Rally to Most Valuable Stock Came in WavesNvidia Becomes World’s Most Valuable Company as AI Rally Steams AheadSt...
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Here's what could next to Nvidia shares next...
Continue ReadingIn the closing of the recent trading day, Tesla (TSLA) stood at $184.86, denoting a -1.38% change from the preceding trading day...
Continue ReadingAlthough Apple is discontinuing its buy now, pay later service launched last year, the company is sticking with the product, with a successor to the offering launching later this year via third-parties like Affirm. In a statement on Monday, Apple said its new solution "will enable us to bring flexible payments to more users, in more places across the globe in collaboration with Apple Pay-enabled banks and lenders." Existing users of the BNPL service, Apple Pay Later will still be able to manage and pay open loans via the Wallet app, the company said...
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Nvidia surpassed Microsoft stock's market cap in a quiet preholiday session overall. ELF, Palantir also were winners...
Continue ReadingCalifornia has fined Amazon nearly $6 million for violating a law meant to protect warehouse workers from misuse of production quotas, state officials announced Tuesday...
Continue ReadingWe recently published a list of the 8 Best AI PC Stocks to Buy Now. Since QUALCOMM Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM) ranks 6th in the list, it deserves a deeper look. When the AI revolution began with the launch of ChatGPT, no one would have thought that down the road it would bring a huge growth catalyst […]...
Continue ReadingTrading at 33 times earnings, Apple will need to deliver a lot of growth to justify its current stock price...
Continue ReadingAmazon.com has been fined $5.9 million by a California labor regulator who says the online retail giant failed to properly inform workers of productivity quotas at two warehouses, including one where some workers are trying to unionize. The office of California Labor Commissioner Lilia Garcia-Brower announced the fines, which were issued in May, on Tuesday. A 2022 California law requires employers to provide written descriptions of quotas to workers if they can be disciplined for failing to complete jobs at a specified speed...
Continue ReadingApple stock remained near record-high territory after JPMorgan said the AI trend will boost sales of iPhones and services...
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