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Chinese e-commerce group JD.com beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue, as more people shopped on its platform following shutdowns in mainland China to fight a fresh health crisis

May 17, 2022

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A war of words between Jeff Bezos and the White House escalated when the Amazon CEO accused Biden of misleading the public when the president said that raising corporate taxes would help bring down inflation.

May 17, 2022

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Elon Musk declared he won’t proceed with his $44 billion takeover of Twitter unless the social media giant can prove bots make up fewer than 5% of its users.

May 17, 2022

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As the crypto market stabilizes after the collapse of Terra and Luna, there’s been silence from Mike Novogratz, a big promoter of the currency.

May 17, 2022

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CBP Quilvest Adviser Bob Parker has a “fairly negative” outlook for the UK economy and sees a picture of “zero growth and 6%-7% inflation” in the later half of 2022.

May 17, 2022

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COO at Nissan Ashwani Gupta discusses the business strategy and expansion plans for the automaker.

May 17, 2022

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The crypto world has been riveted by the rapid collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin.

May 17, 2022

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Chief Cross-Asset Strategist at Morgan Stanley Andrew Sheets says UK economic weakness will cause the Bank of England to “not hike as much as the market currently expects.”

May 17, 2022

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It was a dismal first quarter for the so-called Tiger Cubs, one of the bottom lines from the latest US hedge fund filings.

May 17, 2022

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Boeing’s biggest airline customer in China has removed more than 100 737 Max jets from its fleet plans, citing uncertainty over deliveries.

May 17, 2022

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$AMAT shares remain steady amid an earnings miss and supply chain worries for semiconductors.

“A lot of the inflation that we’re seeing is actually because of the supply chain issues that the Fed can’t readily solve,” MetLife Investment Management’s Drew Matus says. “The Fed thinks they can do something that a lot of people don’t believe they can do.”

Chinese e-commerce group JD.com beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue, as more people shopped on its platform following shutdowns in mainland China to fight a fresh health crisis

A war of words between Jeff Bezos and the White House escalated when the Amazon CEO accused Biden of misleading the public when the president said that raising corporate taxes would help bring down inflation.

Elon Musk declared he won’t proceed with his $44 billion takeover of Twitter unless the social media giant can prove bots make up fewer than 5% of its users.

As the crypto market stabilizes after the collapse of Terra and Luna, there’s been silence from Mike Novogratz, a big promoter of the currency.

CBP Quilvest Adviser Bob Parker has a “fairly negative” outlook for the UK economy and sees a picture of “zero growth and 6%-7% inflation” in the later half of 2022.

COO at Nissan Ashwani Gupta discusses the business strategy and expansion plans for the automaker.

The crypto world has been riveted by the rapid collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin.

Chief Cross-Asset Strategist at Morgan Stanley Andrew Sheets says UK economic weakness will cause the Bank of England to “not hike as much as the market currently expects.”

It was a dismal first quarter for the so-called Tiger Cubs, one of the bottom lines from the latest US hedge fund filings.

Boeing’s biggest airline customer in China has removed more than 100 737 Max jets from its fleet plans, citing uncertainty over deliveries.