European stock markets closed lower on Thursday, with the technology sector leading the decline, notably impacted by German software giant SAP. Investors were also digesting critical inflation data from the Eurozone and its major economies, sparking further concerns about economic stability. The pan-European STOXX 600 index (.STOXX) dropped 0.8%, settling…
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Starting January 1, a significant shift in corporate taxation is underway as several European and Asian nations implement a…
Brent crude oil prices appear to be settling into a range of $70-$75 per barrel, as escalating tensions in…
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has partnered with a local technology company to offer sovereign cloud services in Malaysia. The…
Defense stocks are gaining at writing following reports that Iran has launched a ballistic missile attack on Israel. The…
US stocks fell sharply Tuesday following the news of Iran launching missiles at Israel. The Dow Jones Industrial Average…
Samsung Electronics Co. is poised to significantly reduce its global workforce, with layoffs planned across Southeast Asia, Australia, and…
Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong surged dramatically, marking their largest rally in almost two years, as traders returned…