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The Biden administration is poised to allocate substantial subsidies, totaling billions of dollars, to leading semiconductor companies, such as Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), with the intention of fostering the

President Joe Biden made a significant move on Friday by placing a temporary halt on pending approvals for exports from new liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects, a decision celebrated by climate activists.

Chinese online fashion retailer Shein is facing challenges as its investors attempt to sell shares in the private market, valuing the company at approximately $45 billion. This represents a significant discount of

Tesla is gearing up for the production of its next-generation electric vehicle, with plans to commence manufacturing at its Texas factory in the latter half of 2025, as announced by CEO Elon

Wizz Air (WIZZ.L) reported a larger-than-expected operating loss in the third quarter, primarily attributed to engine inspections grounding parts of its fleet and flight suspensions due to Middle East conflicts. Despite these

SAP SE (SAPG.DE) shares surged by 7% to reach an all-time high following the German software firm’s announcement of its growth forecast in cloud revenue and plans to restructure 8,000 jobs to

Gold saw modest gains on Wednesday, driven by a weakening dollar, as investors eagerly anticipated a barrage of economic data releases in the United States. These data releases are expected to provide

Lockheed Martin (LMT.N) announced its 2024 profit forecast, which fell below Wall Street’s expectations, as the company’s largest aeronautics division, responsible for producing the F-35 jets, grapples with supply chain disruptions. Despite

RTX (RTX.N) announced impressive fourth-quarter earnings driven by a resurgence in commercial air traffic and heightened global defense spending. The company’s aftermarket service and defense business segments experienced significant margin growth, surpassing