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This July, Coinbase, Qualcomm, Adobe, Meta, and Airbnb are standout growth stocks. Each company shows strong financial health and strategic initiatives. Coinbase's robust revenue growth, Qualcomm's AI advancements, Adobe's AI and cloud focus, Meta's significant AI investments, and Airbnb's market expansion highlight their potential for substantial returns. These stocks offer promising opportunities for growth-oriented investors.
Nuveiâs stock declined 37% during intraday trading on 8 December 2021, following a research report published by Spruce Point Capital Management, alleging inaccuracies in the companyâs growth claims.
The dollar edged lower on Wednesday while The Australian dollar hit its highest level in a week against safe-haven currencies, the dollar, and the yen.
On Tuesday, Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) mapped out its software strategy to deploy next-generation tech platforms and generate approximately EUR4 billion byâŚ
Despite a lagging Amazon Web Service outage that affects many websites and online services, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) stocks surged 3.1% on Tuesday.
Chief Financial Officer Maggie Wu is set to step down from her role at Alibaba as the company reorganizes itsâŚ
While developments around the Omicron variant continue to be the main driver in this week's market sentiment, here's what youâŚ
Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition of Arm was never a sure thing, and according to Gartner semiconductor analyst Alan Priestly, nowâŚ
On Thursday, following its $40 billion merger with special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Altimeter Growth Corp (AGC.O), firm Grab listed on Nasdaq, Southeast Asiaâs biggest ride-hailing and food delivery company.
Snowflake Inc.âs (NYSE:SNOW) revenue more than doubled in the latest period when the Data Cloud company announced financial results for its third quarter of fiscal 2022.
European stocks traded higher on Wednesday, with a positive start to December. âGlobal stock markets have seen sharp losses as fears about the new coronavirus variant triggered a broad sell-off.
Just months after the Chinese ride-hailing groupâs ill-fated initial public offering in New York, Didi Global (NYSE:DIDI) plans to delist its shares in the U.S. and move to a listing in Hong Kong instead.
On Monday, Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) announced that its chief executive officer, Mr. Dorsey, will be stepping down from his role with immediate effect.
NetApp (NASDAQ:NTAP) reported quarterly earnings of $1.28 per share on Tuesday and lifted its financial outlook for the full year 2022, driven by a âstrong demand environment.â
According to a federal securities filing, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) chief executive Satya Nadella sold about half his stake in the company last week.
BP PLC (NYSE:BP) said it is planning a major green hydrogen project in the northeast of England, Teesside. âIndustries in the Teesside region account for more than 5% of the UKâs industrial emissions and are also home to five of the countryâs top 25 emitters.
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