Enterprise

Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving vehicle unit, made headlines with its recent voluntary recall notice for software used in its driverless cars. This marked the first time that Waymo had taken such action, demonstrating a willingness to prioritize safety and address potential issues proactively. The decision to recall the software was made after the company consulted with
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Shopify, the Canadian e-commerce company, experienced a sharp decline in its shares on Tuesday morning following the release of its fourth-quarter earnings report. While the company delivered better-than-expected results for the quarter, its mixed guidance for the current period raised concerns among investors. This article will analyze the key highlights of Shopify’s earnings report and
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China’s semiconductor industry has been making significant advancements, defying U.S. sanctions that aim to slow down its progress. However, there are still major challenges that China faces in its pursuit of self-sufficiency in chip manufacturing. The long-term viability of its latest advancements is being questioned. This article explores China’s chipmaking capabilities, the impact of U.S.
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Bitcoin has made a remarkable surge in the past week, breaking through the $47,000 level for the first time in nearly two years. This upward movement in price has caught the attention of investors and analysts, as the cryptocurrency market sees a resurgence of positive sentiment. The flagship cryptocurrency rose by over 4% to reach
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Adyen, the prominent European online payments giant, experienced a significant surge in its shares following the release of its 2023 annual letter. The company reported robust sales growth and exceeded profit expectations for the year. This positive outcome was met with enthusiasm from shareholders, as Adyen successfully addressed concerns about its spending on expanding its
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The online advertising market is showing signs of recovery, but the spoils are far from evenly distributed. Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, surprised investors with strong fourth-quarter earnings, while Snap, its smaller rival, fell short, causing a significant drop in its stock. Meta’s ad business grew by 24% compared to the previous
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