On Thursday, Airbnb gave a third-quarter revenue prediction that was higher than market expectations, but industry concerns about a slowing domestic market caused Airbnb’s shares to decline 1.2% in after-hours

Some of the biggest corporations in the technology sector, including the Big Four and social media behemoths, are based in the United States. These companies have dominated their respective markets,

According to a Knight Frank India research, India’s construction industry is expected to employ 100 million people in order to meet economic growth objectives. By 2023, 71 million people are

The anticipated initial public offering (IPO) of SBFC Finance will be open, for subscription from August 3 to 7.

Tenstorrent, a Canadian firm, has received $100 million in financing from Hyundai, Samsung, and Kia to challenge Nvidia’s supremacy in AI chip supply.

Singapore’s largest bank, DBS Group, has announced a remarkable 48% surge in its second-quarter profit, beating forecasts and setting a new record.

Foreign investors purchased Asian stocks for the fourth consecutive month in July, a change from the Federal Reserve’s previous tightening cycle, which resulted in significant outflows from riskier assets.

In previous quarters, analysts have expressed concern about PayPal’s underwhelming margins. The company’s low-margin business goods have risen rapidly, but branded product growth has stalled owing to rising competition from

Ambuja Cements has made an acquisition of Sanghi Industries Ltd for Rs 5,000 crore. The acquisition was funded internally. This has allowed Ambuja Cements to secure a controlling stake of 56.74%.

The iPhone manufacturer estimated the entire amount of deposits at around $10 billion in a news release on Wednesday. According to Apple, that money accumulated throughout the roughly 3.5 months that Apple Card customers had the option of opening them.

Pi Ventures reported the first closure of its second round in January 2022, raising Rs 303.5 crore ($40 million) from Accel, entrepreneurs, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices.

Sources claim that Arm Ltd. a division of SoftBank Group Corp. that specialises in semiconductors, plans to go public as early as September with a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion, signalling a bright outlook for chips including artificial intelligence.