S&P 500 Firms Are Downgrading Forecasts, And Apple's Planning To Make All US-Bound iPhones In India
Corporate America’s boardrooms have been busy in the worst way, with S&P 500 firms quickly downgrading their forecasts, while Apple revealed plans to make all of its American-bound iPhones in India to skirt tariffs bouncing between the US and China.Today’s stories:Corporate America Could Lose Its Spot At The Top Of The LeaderboardApple’s Planning To Have All US-Bound iPhones Assembled In IndiaTry Finimize Pro
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Alphabet Beat Expectations, And Revolut Made A Billion-Pound Profit For The First Time
Alphabet revealed a tidy set of quarterly results – making beating expectations look as easy as the A, B, Cs – while British fintech Revolut made a ten-figure profit last year, after racking up more customers than one of the world’s biggest banks.Today’s stories:Alphabet Just Spelled Out Expectation-Beating Quarterly ResultsBanking Unicorn Revolut Made A Billion-Pound Profit For The First TimeTry Finimize Pro
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SAP’s Shares Had Their Best Day In Six Years, While Philip Morris And Danone Delivered Steady Revenue
SAP’s shares had their best day in six years, after Europe’s most valuable company revealed impressive results, while consumer staples giants Philip Morris and Danone delivered the sort of steady revenue that investors expect – and then some.Today’s stories:SAP’s Shares Are Up In The Clouds After Their Best Day In Six YearsPhilip Morris And Danone Delivered More Than Just The BasicsTry Finimize Pro
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Investors Dipped Out Of US Stocks, And Gold Hit A New Record Price
Investors skipped the “buy” part of “buy the dip”, and simply dipped out of US stocks instead, while gold continued to prove its metal – hitting a new record price.Today’s stories:US Stocks Have Fallen, But Investors Are Waving Off The Chance To “Buy The Dip”Gold Prices Hit A Record High, As Investors Stockpiled The Safe-Haven AssetTry Finimize Pro
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TSMC Beat Expectations And Kept Its Optimistic Forecast, While The European Central Bank Trimmed Interest Rates
TSMC revealed better-than-expected results and maintained its optimistic forecast – a rare reassurance for the angsty tech sector – while the European Central Bank slimmed down its key interest rate for the seventh time since last summer.Today’s stories:TSMC Floated Above Expectations – And Its Future Is Looking Pretty ChillThe European Central Bank Stepped Into The Ring And... Cut Interest RatesTry Finimize Pro
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