Apple’s iPhone Reveals Are Often a Dip Buyer’s DreamÂ
Apple Inc.’s iPhone debuts have historically been a sell-the-news event for the stock, but the weeks following often provide an even better opportunity to buy the dip.
Apple Inc.’s iPhone debuts have historically been a sell-the-news event for the stock, but the weeks following often provide an even better opportunity to buy the dip.
Oracle Corp. plunged by the most in more than three years after reporting a slowdown in the growth of its cloud business, raising questions about the software maker’s expansion efforts in a competitive market.
Dutch e-commerce investor Prosus NV has developed an artificial intelligence chatbot for its portfolio of companies, as tech businesses increasingly turn to the emerging technology to streamline operations.
A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. launched a $4.4 billion debt sale to fund GTCR’s purchase of a majority stake in payment processor Worldpay Inc., one of the most hotly anticipated deals in the leveraged finance market this year.
Amazon.com Inc. is offering a new service that will let its 2 million merchant partners deliver inventory directly to physical retail stores and warehouses, the latest push by the e-commerce giant to expand its logistics network beyond serving online shoppers.
A slate of planned tech IPOs is rejuvenating the moribund market for new listings, but the diminished valuations most of them are expected to fetch show just how skittish public-market investors remain about former high-flying startups.
Lyft Inc. is launching a feature that will try to prioritize matches between women and non-binary riders and drivers in response to demand for increased safety protections for its users.
Tech stocks were in retreat as Oracle Corp. posted slowing cloud sales, while the euro and pound weakened on concern the Europe faces a growing threat of stagflation.
(Bloomberg) — While overall US inflation remains some distance from policymakers’ target, consumers can take solace that prices of goods sold online are continuing a steady decline.
Fanatics Inc. has hired a new chief executive officer for its biggest business unit as it beefs up management across divisions and sets the stage to go public.