“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and David Ingles give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)
“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and David Ingles give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) entered correction territory on March 26 , when it closed more than 10% below its record high. But corrections have historically been buying opportunities because the Nasdaq has never failed to recoup its losses. Most Wall Street analysts believe two trillion-dollar companies are deeply undervalued: Here's what investors should know about these trillion-do...
The Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) entered correction territory on March 26 , when it closed more than 10% below its record high. But corrections have historically been buying opportunities because the Nasdaq has never failed to recoup its losses. Most Wall Street analysts believe two trillion-dollar companies are deeply undervalued: Here's what investors should know about these trillion-dollar artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Continue reading
French authorities have charged and jailed an adult and three teens aged 16 to 17 over a foiled bombing attempt near the Bank of America Corp. office in Paris that was seen as possible retaliation for the war with Iran . The four individuals are being held in pre-trial detention, a Justice Ministry official said late Wednesday. All of the suspects have denied any terrorist intent, according to Fra...
French authorities have charged and jailed an adult and three teens aged 16 to 17 over a foiled bombing attempt near the Bank of America Corp. office in Paris that was seen as possible retaliation for the war with Iran . The four individuals are being held in pre-trial detention, a Justice Ministry official said late Wednesday. All of the suspects have denied any terrorist intent, according to France’s anti-terrorism prosecutors, the PNAT. The move comes after the PNAT sought charges for criminal terrorist conspiracy, manufacture of an explosive or incendiary device and attempted destruction in connection with a terrorist enterprise over the attempt. The homemade bomb was made up of a five-liter jerrycan filled to two-thirds with petrol, then taped to a large firework. French authorities are examining possible links with a pro-Iranian propaganda video released last week by a group known as HAYI, which called for retaliation targeting interests of the Jewish community in Europe and specifically mentioned Bank of America’s French headquarters. Officials said they’re coordinating with other European law enforcement agencies, including in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. A Jewish school in Amsterdam and a synagogue in Liege, Belgium, were both hit by an explosion last month that French authorities linked to the same group. An explosive device was also set off at a synagogue in Rotterdam. In Norway, three brothers and their mother were arrested in connection with a blast outside the US Embassy in Oslo. Read more: Three Teens Face Terrorism Charges on Foiled Paris BofA Bomb Police interviews and an analysis of the Paris suspects’ phones and CCTV footage showed that the three minors had been recruited by the adult on the night of March 26-27 to place an incendiary device at the Bank of America premises in Paris’ eighth arrondissement, ignite it and film the scene in return for a sum of between €500 ($576.25) and €1,000, the PNAT previously said. After a failed attempt...
Brent crude oil prices aren't too far away from the highest level over the last 10 years. It's a similar story for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil prices. Anyone who has watched or read the news in recent weeks knows why: The conflict between the U.S./Israeli alliance and Iran has been the catalyst for skyrocketing oil prices. Chevron (NYSE: CVX) has understandably been one of the biggest winner...
Brent crude oil prices aren't too far away from the highest level over the last 10 years. It's a similar story for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil prices. Anyone who has watched or read the news in recent weeks knows why: The conflict between the U.S./Israeli alliance and Iran has been the catalyst for skyrocketing oil prices. Chevron (NYSE: CVX) has understandably been one of the biggest winners from the Middle East crisis. As the third-largest energy company in the world by market cap, Chevron's shares tend to correlate closely with oil prices. But is the stock still a buy after its tremendous year-to-date gains? Make no mistake about it: Chevron is highly profitable with oil at over $100 per barrel. However, the company doesn't need prices to be that high to still fully cover its dividends and capital expenditures. Chevron's breakeven level is below $50 per barrel. Continue reading
Amazon , Apple , and Nvidia are among the largest, richest, and most powerful tech companies on Earth. It's hard to properly emphasize just how much these companies depend on Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) for its proprietary instruction set architecture. They literally cannot build chips without Arm licensing, not without walking away from an ecosystem that they've spent years wading deeper into. It ...
Amazon , Apple , and Nvidia are among the largest, richest, and most powerful tech companies on Earth. It's hard to properly emphasize just how much these companies depend on Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) for its proprietary instruction set architecture. They literally cannot build chips without Arm licensing, not without walking away from an ecosystem that they've spent years wading deeper into. It makes Arm an indispensable tech player as artificial intelligence (AI) hits its stride and new technologies, such as humanoid robotics, loom on the horizon. Plus, Arm just announced a game-changing move that could completely alter its business over the next five to 10 years. Continue reading