Qualcomm won a key legal battle against Arm, confirming its processors are duly licensed, clearing a path for its PC market expansion. While a mistrial on Nuvia’s license leaves some uncertainty, Qualcomm’s core chip designs are validated.
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High-growth tech stocks surged in early 2025 as investors embraced risk, boosting unprofitable and shorted companies. While positive news fueled the rally, economic uncertainties and high valuations raise questions about its sustainability.
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South Carolina’s $1.8 billion accounting error, revealed by a forensic audit, stems from a decade of miscalculations within the Treasurer’s office. Ongoing investigations seek to determine if the error was unintentional or deliberate, with potential repercussions for the state.
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JPMorgan Chase exits the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), joining other Wall Street banks leaving climate groups. The bank remains committed to supporting clients’ energy transition efforts while pursuing independent solutions.
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Swiss lawmakers’ inquiry reveals how secrecy and mistrust fueled the Credit Suisse collapse, hindering the government’s response to the banking crisis. The report highlights undocumented meetings and downplayed risks, ultimately delaying intervention and raising questions about transparency in financial regulation.
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Consumer confidence dips amid unease over Trump’s tariff threats and their potential impact on prices. Many Americans worry about rising living costs due to import duties, despite positive economic indicators.
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News Corp. sells Foxtel to DAZN for $2.1 billion, reshaping the Australian media landscape. This deal solidifies DAZN’s global sports presence and resolves Foxtel’s uncertain future after facing streaming competition.
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Party City reportedly prepares for a second bankruptcy filing in under two years, struggling with a severe cash crunch after emerging from Chapter 11 in September. The retailer faces ongoing challenges meeting financial obligations, including rent, despite previous restructuring efforts.
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US airline stocks experienced a turbulent 2024, with performances ranging from bankruptcy (Spirit) to a 133% surge (United). Mergers, premium travel focus, and operational challenges shaped this volatile year.
UK inflation rose to a 2.6% eight-month high in November, driven by rising transport costs. However, core services inflation held steady at 5.0%, offering a potential reprieve for the Bank of England.
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