Europe is juggling big shifts this week, from fashion giants reshaping the luxury landscape to governments redefining digital ownership and scrambling to
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Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) jumped 3% on Tuesday as markets digested the chipmaker’s bombshell Monday announcement: a $2 billion investment in Synopsys,
Gold and silver prices fell on Tuesday as investors booked profits after a surge in the precious metals in the previous sessions. Oil
Boeing (NYSE: BA) opened in the green this morning after Jay Malave, its chief financial officer, confirmed at a UBS conference that
Oracle shares rose roughly 1% on Tuesday, recovering modestly after a difficult stretch that has erased the euphoria surrounding the company’s record-setting
While Bitcoin’s December descent triggered an 80% collapse in Strategy Inc.’s (previously known as Microstrategy) leveraged ETFs, erasing $1.5 billion in retail
Cocoa prices have demonstrated a significant rebound at the start of the week, successfully continuing a recovery after a sharp decline that
Tesla stock rose modestly in early trading on Tuesday, lifted by hopes that December could bring a “Santa Claus rally” for equities.
Tensions, tech ambitions, corporate reshuffles, and tariff headaches are shaping Europe this week.Trump’s envoys are testing the waters in Moscow with a
