T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS) reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday, but its slower-than-anticipated growth in core wireless phone subscribers weighed on investor sentiment, with shares tumbling 6.4% in premarket trading on Friday. The company posted adjusted earnings of $2.58 per share on revenue of $20.9 billion, surpassing analyst expectations of…
British fintech firm Revolut has recorded more than $1 billion in annual profit for the first time, marking a…
As earnings season swings into gear, the cost of ongoing US tariffs is emerging as a source of negative…
The digital assets market shows signs of life after prolonged consolidations, driven by macroeconomic uncertainty.While Bitcoin steadies above recently…
American consumers, grappling with economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures, are pulling back on spending—an emerging trend now reflected in…
Enterprise software stocks found themselves in the market’s spotlight on Thursday after ServiceNow posted stronger-than-expected earnings and guidance, reassuring…
In perhaps the clearest sign yet of Beijing’s growing concern over the economic repercussions of its trade conflict with…
Chinese companies are increasingly looking to Southeast Asia as a fundraising and listing destination, as tariff tensions with the…