NEW YORK: Wall Street stocks shrugged off early weakness and pushed higher on Monday (Jan 6) as investors weighed whether escalating US-Iran tensions would significantly affect the economy. Stocks opened the session lower, extending Friday's skittishness following the US killing of Qasem Soleimani ...
Qualcomm Inc on Monday announced a computing system for autonomous vehicles designed to handle everything from lane controls to full self-driving that it aims to have on the road by 2023.
Hewlett-Packard suffered "buyer's remorse" over its disastrous US$11 billion acquisition of Autonomy and was trying to pin the blame on UK entrepreneur Mike Lynch, London's High Court heard on Monday in the closing stages of a multi-billion dollar case.
An Alphabet company's vision for a "smart city" project in Toronto includes buildings made of timber that are five times the current limit, potentially steering the company into the challenges of timber innovation in Canada.
LONDON: European stock markets suffered through a tense session on Monday (Jan 6), with equities falling, oil rising and money piling into the safety of gold after the US assassination of a top Iranian general sparked fears of military escalation. Since a US drone strike killed Qasem Soleimani ......
From making cars talk using Alexa's voice to managing data from factories full of robots, Amazon.com Inc wants a big piece of the action in transportation, and next week at CES will unveil more about its strategy to achieve that goal than ever before.
French car marker Renault said has hired former PSA research and development chief Gilles Le Borgne as head of engineering.
U.S. stock index futures slid on Monday as escalating tensions between the United States and Iran prompted investors to seek refuge in safer assets such as gold and government bonds.
Margarita Louis-Dreyfus borrowed US$1 billion from Credit Suisse last year to buy out minority shareholders of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and pledged her majority stake in the commodities trader as collateral, a company filing showed.
Boeing Co is considering plans to raise more debt to bolster its finances after the grounding of its 737 MAX jet, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
