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Intel, a cornerstone of the American semiconductor industry, recently saw its stock price increase by 11%, largely influenced by reports from the Wall Street Journal that major players Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) are considering bids for parts of the chipmaker. This surge in stock price is notable, marking one of the most
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In an era marked by heightened scrutiny of corporate governance and executive compensation, a recently proposed piece of legislation in Delaware could shift the landscape significantly. This legislation is backed by Richards, Layton & Finger, the law firm that represents Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk. The proposed amendments to Delaware’s corporate law have stirred
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As advancements in artificial intelligence transform the geopolitical landscape, new players in the field are rapidly altering perceptions of economic and technological supremacy. The latest breakthrough comes from DeepSeek, a Chinese AI lab whose recent performance has ignited national debates around competitiveness between the United States and China. This article delves into the implications of
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In a decisive election held recently at the Amazon warehouse near Raleigh, North Carolina, workers overwhelmingly voted against forming a union, with results showing that 2,447 ballots favored maintaining a non-union environment while only 829 supported the unionization initiative. This vote, part of a larger national dialogue about labor rights and the growing interest in
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In a surprising turn of events, Reddit’s stock dropped by 6% following disappointing user growth numbers for the fourth quarter. Despite reporting a 39% year-over-year increase in global daily active unique users, reaching 101.7 million, this figure fell short of market expectations, which anticipated 103.1 million. This discrepancy highlights a critical moment for the social
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The landscape of digital remittances often resembles a rollercoaster ride, with companies oscillating between rapid growth and sudden headwinds. Recently, Zepz, the UK-based digital remittances firm formerly known as WorldRemit, announced significant layoffs affecting around 200 employees, approximately 20% of its workforce. This move has not only sent ripples through the tech community but also
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