Twitter's German-listed shares slumped as much as 8per cent on Monday, the first trading day after it permanently suspended U.S. President Donald Trump's account late on Friday.
Judging by trading in U.S. money markets, investors are starting to ramp up expectations for a rise in U.S. interest rates by the second half of 2023 on the prospects of more fiscal stimulus and higher inflation.
Domestic smartphone shipments in China in 2020 fell 20.4per cent from the previous year, government data released on Monday showed,
Facebook has taken down a network in Uganda linked to the country's ministry of information for using fake and duplicate accounts to post ahead of this week's presidential election, the U.S. social media giant said on Monday.
When the biggest U.S. banks begin reporting fourth-quarter results on Friday some of the headlines could show profits plunged by as much as 40per cent from a year earlier, before the pandemic struck.
The decision by tech companies to clamp down on President Donald Trump's ability to speak to followers through mainstream social media may force him to tap more traditional methods of communication or more isolated conservative online channels during his final days in office, experts say.
The Turkish Competition Board said on Monday it launched an investigation into WhatsApp and its owner Facebook Inc after the messaging app asked users to agree to let Facebook collect user data including phone numbers and locations.
Toronto-Dominion Bank will defend itself in a trial starting in a Canadian court on Monday in which liquidators of the collapsed Antigua bank of former Texas financier Robert Allen Stanford are seeking US$5.5 billion in damages.
SHANGHAI: Domestic smartphone shipments in China in 2020 fell 20.4 per cent from the previous year, government data released on Monday (Jan 11) showed, as the number of handsets delivered to consumers dropped to 296 million from 372 million in 2019. The figures China Academy of Information and ...
The storming of the U.S. Capitol will herald an era of tougher social media regulation, European Union Commissioner Thierry Breton said, comparing the violence with the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, that led to a global crackdown on terrorism.
