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Samsung's profits decline for 4th straight quarter on uneven chip demand

Samsung expected the smartphone market to rebound in 2024 as consumer sentiment stabilizes in anticipation of a global economic recovery, leading to market growth, especially in the premium segment

PayPal to cut around 2,500 jobs as company grapples with competition

PayPal, which employed around 29,900 workers at the end of 2022, announced a similar round of cuts last January. The latest move will affect about 2,500 workers

Crypto exchange FTX expects to repay customers in full: Bankruptcy lawyer

Restructuring advisers will need to examine all of the millions of claims that have been filed against FTX to weed out those that are not legitimate, lawyer Andrew Dietderich said

Mark Zuckerberg to defend Meta's impact on teens before senate committee

Zuckerberg will defend his company's child safety practices and focus on the benefits of using Facebook and Instagram, the popular apps owned by Meta

TikTok CEO pledges $2 bn during testimony to protect 170 mn US Users

It's Chew's second time testifying before Congress. Last year, he was called to a hearing in the House focused on the potential national security threats stemming from its Chinese ownership

Elon Musk slams Delaware, hints at Tesla move to Texas after pay snub

Musk said states such as Nevada and Texas, where Tesla's headquarters is located, are "better for letting shareholders decide" corporate-governance issues such as pay packages

Delaware judge rules 'unfathomable' pay deal made Tesla CEO overpaid

The judge called Tesla's process of approving the pay package "deeply flawed"

World on cusp of last big refining boom as India starts capacity expansion

Expansions in the West are non-existent," said Giovanni Serio, Vitol Group's head of research

Elon Musk risks losing world's richest title after pay package voided

It remains unclear whether Musk will appeal Tuesday's ruling or Tesla's board will draw up a new pay package

Everything to know about Musk's Neuralink and its first human brain implant

For the first time Musk has given the implant device a name

Goldman, JPMorgan Weigh in as ESG funds suffer loss of over $5 bn

Against a backdrop of attacks by the Republican Party and lackluster returns, ESG funds in the US bled more than a net $5 billion in the final three months of 2023

Evergrande creditors to recover just fraction of debt after liquidation

Almost all of Evergrande's assets are in mainland China, presenting legal hurdles for non-Chinese administrators

LIC's $30 billion market rally gives IPO investors chance at redemption

The state-owned life insurer's stock climbed 1.9% Tuesday, to close at its highest level since its IPO in May 2022

Microsoft, Alphabet stocks under pressure to show AI earnings boost

Microsoft Corp. and Alphabet Inc., two of the biggest players in AI-related software, will report after the market close

As demand for fast deliveries surge, industry struggles on EV transition

All of this comes with a hefty climate footprint. FedEx Corp., United Parcel Service Inc. and DHL Group

New York weighs rule changes to hire thousands amid migrant crisis

To make these jobs more accessible, the state is proposing to create "transitional" titles with requirements more in line with the candidates' qualifications

Toyota holds lead as world's no. 1 automobile manufacturer for fourth year

Output, which refers to cars off the production line, grew 8.6 per cent to 11.5 million units. VW's deliveries increased 12 per cent to 9.24 million units in 2023

Musk announces successful brain implant procedure in 1st human recipient

Neuralink's brain implant aims to help people with traumatic injuries operate computers using only their thoughts

Move near an office or leave company: IBM's ultimatum to its managers

Many companies have increased return-to-office requirements over the last year, replacing employee-friendly incentives like happy hours and commuter subsidies

India, China banks under pressure from different liquidity stories

The liquidity drought may be deliberate. Unlike Beijing, New Delhi has every reason to be sanguine about growth