Apple, Samsung Harbor India Ambitions, Minister Says
An Indian minister disclosed Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd (OTC:SSNLF) among companies keen on ramping up electronics production in India.…
Why US Lawmakers Want Elon Musk’s Tesla, Other EV Makers To Preserve AM Radio In Cars
A newly proposed bill seeks to enforce the retention of AM radios in new-age vehicles, including electric vehicles…
EU Pulls out the Big Guns: Record Privacy Fine on the Horizon for Meta
Meta Platforms, Inc (NASDAQ:META) will likely face a record European Union privacy fine related to data transfer of Facebook’s…
Cramer Exudes Vindication For Meta ‘Hold’ Tip After Montana’s ‘Bonanza’ TikTok Ban: ‘That Day Has Come’
CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer weighed in on how Meta Platform, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) will be impacted by…
Democrats Call On Biden To Invoke 14th Amendment For Last-Minute Debt Ceiling Hike: Is It Within Presidential Power?
A group of Democratic Senators plans to urge President Joe Biden to invoke the 14th Amendment in order to address the debt ceiling crisis.
The Great Wall of Apple: Despite Production Shifts, China Remains iPhone Maker’s Preferred Partner
Despite indications of India becoming one of Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) major production hubs, it is unlikely for India to challenge…
France Welcomes Crypto Companies Seeking Refuge From US Regulators
French officials have been touting a regulatory framework that offers relative predictability for crypto companies, especially those fleeing regulatory uncertainty in the U.S.
Shifting Stance: Tesla Now Eyes Setting Up EV Plant In India
Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) proposed setting up a factory in India to build electric cars for domestic sale and export. The…
Failed US Bank CEOs Claim To US Senate Committee That Banks Were Highly Liquid, Risk Management Was In Place
Former executives from bankrupt Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank sought to explain the sequence of events that led to the two banks' failures in March before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
As Feinstein Returns To Congress, Reports Of Her Stock Profits Upset Aaron Rodgers
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, one of the wealthiest members of Congress, continues to draw ire for her questionable stock trading while in office.
What Happened: Feinstein, 89, "has some of the most unusual trades in Congress," according to Unusual Whales, which tracks the investment activity of political leaders.