Author: Oliver O'Connell
President insists move will boost American auto manufacturing but experts fear it could hit consumersRead More
The Ukraine war and increased European defence spending are likely to slow Australia’s plans to develop its own missile components’ capability as it pushes ahead with a multibillion-dollar effort to acquire long-range strike missiles.Read More
Nvidia made it into the top 10 for the first time this yearRead More
Growing the green stuff just got greener in the Green Mountain state.Read More
While the broader stock market has bounced back somewhat following its recent sell-off, many tech stocks are still well off their highs and trading at cheap valuations. Trading down almost 23% from its highs, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is an attractively valued growth stock. The company has been able to more than double its revenue each of the past two years, while analysts expect the company’s revenue to increase by more than 50% this year.Read More
Tech Mahindra (NSE: TECHM), a leading global provider of technology consulting and digital solutions to enterprises across industries, has announced the global launch of Altavec™, an innovative spatial technology platform designed to revolutionize geospatial data management and large-scale mapping operations. Having established a strong presence in Australia and the broader APJ region, Altavec™ is now being introduced to new geographies, including the United States and Europe, to empower industrRead More
People are stealing cheese from Whole Foods and committing return fraud at Amazon. They don’t feel bad about retail theft; they’re mad at Jeff Bezos.Read More
China could look to sectors that it already leads — like agriculture and public health — in places like Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia.Read More
An all-in-this-together mindset is prevalent at the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce as it, and the community, gets back to business after the storms of 2024.Read More
Tax relief on the first $100,000 of revenue for businesses in Philadelphia could either be eliminated or doubled in the next city budget.Read More