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US companies to announce investments of over $1B in PH

U.S. companies are set to announce investments amounting to more than $1 billion dollars in the Philippines.

A trio of tech companies announced new dividends. Here's what it means for the sector

“We saw three major high-profile tech-based businesses that have just initiated,” said Morgan Stanley's Charlie Gaffney.

Disney Shares Extend Recent Gains As Company Renews Attacks On Activist Investor Nelson Peltz

Disney shares were up 2% at mid-day Monday, extending their recent rally, as the company renewed its attacks on activist investor Nelson Peltz.

Your car might be secretly recording every drive you take — and sending it to your insurance company

Your driving habits might not be as private as you think, a report from The New York Times says. Some data is being shared with car insurers.

Former PlayStation chairman sees exclusivity as 'Achilles' heel' of industry, urges companies to 'get that funnel wider'

'Consumer minds are changing'

Hong Kong: Tech companies must speak out against internet censorship

As Hong Kong prepares to codify new national security legislation, tech companies must do more to resist attacks on internet freedom.

Kroger, Progressive lead stock gains among big Ohio companies last week

10 Ohio companies saw a 3.5% increase in stock prices.

AI Stocks: Why Chipmakers Are Outperforming Software Companies In 2024

In 2024, chipmakers have outperformed software companies as the top AI stocks amid high expectations for AI-driven revenue growth.

The economy averting a hard landing is 'laughable,' and companies are about to see a profit recession, economist says

"We are not going to avert a hard landing," according to Stephanie Pomboy, an economist who called the 2008 crisis.

New UAE Drug Agency Calls On Companies To Help Shape Mandate

Your car may be ratting you out to your insurance company: Read This

Multiple automakers share customer driving data with insurance companies, a New York Times report reveals.

Safran named among the top 50 most innovative companies

100 organisations have been identified as being the most innovative companies in the world. The list, compiled by Clarivate based on intellectual property filings, saw Safran come in at 46th position,

Tech, biotech companies trim Bay Area jobs as fresh layoffs surface

Two tech companies and a biotech firm have revealed plans to trim well over 100 Bay Area jobs.

Taking Action in Response to Charter Transportation Companies Facilitating Irregular Migration to the United States - United States Department of State

The United States has taken steps to impose visa restrictions on air charter company executives for facilitating irregular migration to the United States.  These actions respond to the growing trend of charter airlines offering flights into Nicaragua designed primarily for irregular migrants and are the first restrictions imposed under the expansion of our visa restriction policy last month. […]

Arlington’s Axios HQ says internal comms for many U.S. companies is in dire straits

Arlington-based Axios HQ released a report today (Monday) that it says should be a reality check for company leaders. "What we see every year -- this year is no different -- is there's a lot more misalignment happening than a lot of leaders are aware of," Chief Operating Officer Jordan Zaslav tells ARLnow. For instance,

Adaptive ML raises over €18.3 million to help companies build unique GenAI experiences

Adaptive ML, the startup enabling companies to perpetually improve their generative AI models based on users’ interactions, announced today that it has

Buyout funds sitting on thousands of companies waiting to be sold

General partners are under increasing pressure to kickstart dealmaking with a record $3.2tn worth of unsold companies sitting in portfolios, according to Bain & Company.

Communications Ministry intends to sanction some cell service provider

If the sanctions go through, this will be the first time that such sanctions are imposed.

Lady Louise Jmen and Luciana Lossio Dazzle in $385,000 Bainbridge Companies CSI5* Grand Prix - The Plaid Horse Magazine

Edited Press Release Luciana Lossio (BRA) found out she would jump her first-ever five-star last Sunday night. Just under a week later, she stood atop the podium of the $385,000 Bainbridge Companies CSI5* Grand Prix during the ninth week of international competition at Wellington International’s Winter Equestrian Festival. In front of a buzzing ‘Saturday Night […]

Lawsuit accuses oil, gas companies of fraud after bankruptcy results in 200 “orphan” wells in Colorado

The land Cindy and Ronald McCormick bought for their “forever” home in the rolling hills of eastern Adams County, Colorado, came with a stunning view of the Front Range. It also came with an out-of-se