South Korea’s KOSPI, as well as Samsung stock, fell 4.3% each, while SK Hynix shares were down 4%
Citigroup downgraded the South Korean market to ‘neutral’ due to chip volatility.
Investors are turning their focus to U.S.
Fresh fighting in the Middle East and renewed energy price rises have thrown a curveball at the European Central Bank as policymakers mull whether to hike interest rates again this week.
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The financial and operating updates are out, and Netflix is getting the Wall Street spotlight as analysts take a deep dive into the latest data points to handicap the stock outlook for the streaming giant, led by co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters.
Amid recent concerns about engagement momentum,
The iconic movie “The Wolf of Wall Street” — starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the crooked, debauched stockbroker Jordan Belfort, and Margot Robbie as his wife — got a lot of details wrong, insiders say in a new docuseries.
Howie Gelfand, who partly inspired Jonah Hill’s character in the Martin Scorsese film,
(NewsNation) — The lawsuit at the center of the so-called Wall Street sex scandal is moving from state court to federal court, a shift that legal analysts say could reshape the high-profile legal battle between a former JPMorgan employee and a bank executive he accused of sexual misconduct.
A judge recently ruled that the case can proceed in federal court,
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Two separate company stories combined to unsettle sentiment across the sector this week. TSMC reported second quarter results on 16 July 2026 that beat Wall Street estimates on revenue, and the company raised its full year capital expenditure guidance to between 60 billion and 64 billion US dollars,
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The stock market opened in the red on Monday as US and Iran traded attacks over the weekend. The military attacks kept mood at the Dalal Street sombre with Brent crude oil trading near the $85 per barrel mark, raising fears of supply disruption on critical shipping routes.
Sensex crashed 629 pts to 77,522 and the 50-stock Nifty slipped 160 pts to 24,172.
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The low-volume shipments have sparked a sharp political divide in Washington over the enforcement of technology blockades against Beijing.
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