Oil prices fell on Thursday as the death toll from the new virus in China climbed to 170 and more airlines canceled flights to the country's major cities, while rising U.S. crude inventories added to the negative tone.
Samsung Electronics Co said on Thursday its fourth-quarter operating profit slid by a third as the South Korean conglomerate soaked up a downturn in the memory chip market, but forecast a gradual recovery in chip prices this year.
Samsung Electronics Co said on Thursday its fourth-quarter operating profit slid by a third as the South Korean conglomerate soaked up a downturn in the memory chip market, but forecast a gradual recovery in chip prices this year.
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday reported quarterly sales and profit that beat Wall Street expectations, driven by the first acceleration of Azure cloud computing revenue growth in eight quarters amid a pitched battle with Amazon.com Inc’s cloud unit.
British car output dropped last year at the fastest rate since the 2008-9 recession, hit by slumping exports and diesel demand, as an industry body called for an ambitious post-Brexit trade deal to protect the sector.
The ability to buy and sell foreign exchange whenever needed with minimal market impact is seen by currency traders as the biggest challenge for 2020, according to an annual client survey by JP Morgan published on Thursday.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange on Thursday suspended trading in shares of Japan Display Inc after the Nikkei business daily reported that Ichigo Asset Management would inject about 100 billion yen (US$900 million) into the company.
Jaguar Land Rover's Chief Executive Officer Ralf Speth will step down in September when his contract ends, but will retain an advisory role at the British carmaker, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
WASHINGTON: Microsoft said on Wednesday (Jan 29) that its profits rose sharply in the past quarter, boosted by improving sales across a range of consumer products and business services, sending its shares higher. Overall profit for the quarter ending Dec 31 rose 38 per cent from a year ago...
Facebook Inc said on Wednesday it reached a US$550 million settlement in principle related to a lawsuit that claimed it illegally collected and stored biometric data for millions of users without their consent.