Shares of Wipro Ltd dropped as much as 6.3% on Thursday after the IT services firm issued a disappointing revenue forecast for the June quarter, raising concerns of a third consecutive year of decline amid persistent global tech spending cuts.India’s fourth-largest IT exporter said on Wednesday it expects revenue in…
Strava, the fitness tracking platform with over 150 million users globally, announced on Thursday that it has entered into…
Vietnam, a country heavily dependent on coal for its energy needs, has ambitious plans to significantly increase its power…
European stock markets started Thursday on the back foot, with a sense of anticipation hanging in the air as…
Indian stock markets continued their robust upward trajectory on Thursday, April 17, capping off a fourth consecutive session of…
Shares in J Sainsbury PLC surged on Thursday, closing up 4% at 257.8p, making it the top performer on…
Canada’s annual inflation rate decreased to 2.3% in March, down significantly from the previous month.A softer-than-expected inflation reading modestly…
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is inching up this morning following reports that the streaming giant wants to double its revenue…
In a letter dated March 31 to the US Commerce Department, the Chilean government defined its anti-tariff position, emphasising…