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Vladimir Putin Rachets Up Nuclear Rhetoric, But Is He Ready To Act?
Vladimir Putin's proposed revision of Russian nuclear policy signals a worrying readiness to use the ultimate weapon against Ukraine and even NATO members, but it remains far from certain the threat will be translated into action, analysts say.
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New Twitter CEO Appointment May Allow Elon Musk to Focus on Tesla, Remove Distraction
Elon Musk's selection of a new CEO for Twitter may remove a big distraction for the billionaire and allow him to focus more on Tesla, which has been struggling with a drop in demand for its electric vehicles, analysts said.
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Microsoft Expected to Post Slowest Quarterly Revenue Growth in 5 Years; Doubts on Annual Outlook, Analysts Say
Microsoft is expected to post slowest quarterly revenue growth in over five years, and analysts have questioned whether the firm will be able to maintain its outlook for the financial year. The company will announce earnings later on Tuesday amid a slowdown in the PC market and a strong dollar. Microsoft's shares have declined by more than a quarte...
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Tesla Expects to Miss Vehicle Delivery Targets for 2022, Q3 Revenues Miss Analyst Estimates
Tesla said on Wednesday that it expected to miss vehicle delivery targets for 2022, while displaying worries of reduced demand. The company's Q3 revenue missed Wall Street estimates, but Tesla CEO Elon Musk told analysts that there was excellent demand for the fourth quarter, while addressing concerns from investors over the weak global economy and...
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Chip Hoarding by PC and Smartphone Makers Turns Shortage to Glut Amid Inflation, Lockdowns, and Ukraine Crisis
After a global chip shortage that saw PC and smartphone makers struggle to source semiconductors to make their products, the industry has seen a glut in some sectors. Analysts say that big suppliers of chips to consumer electronics makers, especially low-end smartphones, will be hit hardest by the downturn. Manufacturers who stockpiled computer chi...
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Elon Musk's Offer to Buy Twitter Sparks Concerns Among Tesla Investors, Analysts
Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter has made Tesla investors and analysts worried. Tesla could potentially suffer as Musk could sell Tesla shares to fund the takeover.
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Netflix Set for Worst Quarter Since 2012 as Competition Looms
Shares of Netflix dropped nearly 4 percent on Tuesday and were on track for their deepest quarterly decline in seven years after two analysts added to growing worries about an impending wave of competition from Walt Disney and other rivals.
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Dropbox Reports Slowest Paid User Growth Since IPO
Dropbox's paid user growth has been slowing despite its try-to-buy freemium offer, causing investors to worry about its ability to convert free users into paying ones.
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Ericsson Says No Bounty From Huawei 5G Security Worries
Ericsson counts market leader Huawei and Finland's Nokia as its main rivals and some analysts think it could benefit from Western suspicions of Huawei.
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Musk Not Worried About Tesla Model 3 Demand, Wall Street Thinks Otherwise
Musk said he sees higher demand for the Model 3, as the electric car maker begins to ship cars to Europe and Asia from its Fremont factory.
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Apple Shares Rise After Sales Quell iPhone Worries
While investors were bracing for weak smartphone sales, Apple sold 52.2 million iPhones, just shy of analysts' estimate of 52.3 million.
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Sensex, Rupee Surge As Exit Polls Predict BJP Win In Gujarat: 10 Points
The Sensex and Nifty surged today after a poll of exit polls predicted a BJP victory in both Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. But markets ended off day's highs. The BJP will win Gujarat with 116 of 182 seats, according to an aggregate of exit polls. The counting is on Monday for both Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. The Sensex had been volatile amid caut...
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As China Aims For 'World-Class Army', Neighbours Like India Should Worry
Chinese President Xi Jinping's pledge to build a "world-class army" by 2050 is making his neighbours nervous, but analysts say Beijing's military ambitions do not constitute a strategic threat, for now.
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Gold Prices Firm As Equities Drop, Heads For Second Weekly Loss
Asian stocks tumbled on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide amid worries over rising bond yields, while perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc drew demand amid the turmoil.
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GDP Data Expected To Put Notes Ban Worries Behind But Critics Wary
If the data matches economists' expectations of 7.1 per cent growth, the NDA government will get another counter argument against the critics who had claimed that the November 8 notes ban would considerably slow down the economy.
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Vladimir Putin Rachets Up Nuclear Rhetoric, But Is He Ready To Act?
Vladimir Putin's proposed revision of Russian nuclear policy signals a worrying readiness to use the ultimate weapon against Ukraine and even NATO members, but it remains far from certain the threat will be translated into action, analysts say.
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New Twitter CEO Appointment May Allow Elon Musk to Focus on Tesla, Remove Distraction
Elon Musk's selection of a new CEO for Twitter may remove a big distraction for the billionaire and allow him to focus more on Tesla, which has been struggling with a drop in demand for its electric vehicles, analysts said.
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Microsoft Expected to Post Slowest Quarterly Revenue Growth in 5 Years; Doubts on Annual Outlook, Analysts Say
Microsoft is expected to post slowest quarterly revenue growth in over five years, and analysts have questioned whether the firm will be able to maintain its outlook for the financial year. The company will announce earnings later on Tuesday amid a slowdown in the PC market and a strong dollar. Microsoft's shares have declined by more than a quarte...
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Tesla Expects to Miss Vehicle Delivery Targets for 2022, Q3 Revenues Miss Analyst Estimates
Tesla said on Wednesday that it expected to miss vehicle delivery targets for 2022, while displaying worries of reduced demand. The company's Q3 revenue missed Wall Street estimates, but Tesla CEO Elon Musk told analysts that there was excellent demand for the fourth quarter, while addressing concerns from investors over the weak global economy and...
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Chip Hoarding by PC and Smartphone Makers Turns Shortage to Glut Amid Inflation, Lockdowns, and Ukraine Crisis
After a global chip shortage that saw PC and smartphone makers struggle to source semiconductors to make their products, the industry has seen a glut in some sectors. Analysts say that big suppliers of chips to consumer electronics makers, especially low-end smartphones, will be hit hardest by the downturn. Manufacturers who stockpiled computer chi...
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Elon Musk's Offer to Buy Twitter Sparks Concerns Among Tesla Investors, Analysts
Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter has made Tesla investors and analysts worried. Tesla could potentially suffer as Musk could sell Tesla shares to fund the takeover.
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Netflix Set for Worst Quarter Since 2012 as Competition Looms
Shares of Netflix dropped nearly 4 percent on Tuesday and were on track for their deepest quarterly decline in seven years after two analysts added to growing worries about an impending wave of competition from Walt Disney and other rivals.
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Dropbox Reports Slowest Paid User Growth Since IPO
Dropbox's paid user growth has been slowing despite its try-to-buy freemium offer, causing investors to worry about its ability to convert free users into paying ones.
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Ericsson Says No Bounty From Huawei 5G Security Worries
Ericsson counts market leader Huawei and Finland's Nokia as its main rivals and some analysts think it could benefit from Western suspicions of Huawei.
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Musk Not Worried About Tesla Model 3 Demand, Wall Street Thinks Otherwise
Musk said he sees higher demand for the Model 3, as the electric car maker begins to ship cars to Europe and Asia from its Fremont factory.
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Apple Shares Rise After Sales Quell iPhone Worries
While investors were bracing for weak smartphone sales, Apple sold 52.2 million iPhones, just shy of analysts' estimate of 52.3 million.
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Sensex, Rupee Surge As Exit Polls Predict BJP Win In Gujarat: 10 Points
The Sensex and Nifty surged today after a poll of exit polls predicted a BJP victory in both Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. But markets ended off day's highs. The BJP will win Gujarat with 116 of 182 seats, according to an aggregate of exit polls. The counting is on Monday for both Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. The Sensex had been volatile amid caut...
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As China Aims For 'World-Class Army', Neighbours Like India Should Worry
Chinese President Xi Jinping's pledge to build a "world-class army" by 2050 is making his neighbours nervous, but analysts say Beijing's military ambitions do not constitute a strategic threat, for now.
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Gold Prices Firm As Equities Drop, Heads For Second Weekly Loss
Asian stocks tumbled on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide amid worries over rising bond yields, while perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc drew demand amid the turmoil.
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GDP Data Expected To Put Notes Ban Worries Behind But Critics Wary
If the data matches economists' expectations of 7.1 per cent growth, the NDA government will get another counter argument against the critics who had claimed that the November 8 notes ban would considerably slow down the economy.
