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business1 year ago

Tech Leaders, Including Apple's Tim Cook, Engage with Trump at Mar-a-Lago

Top tech CEOs, including those from Apple, Google, and Meta, are actively engaging with President-elect Trump, with many donating to his inaugural fund. This marks a shift as these leaders, previously distant during the campaign, now seek to align with Trump's pro-business stance, which has been positively received by markets. The presence of influential executives at Trump's events underscores the importance they place on maintaining favorable relations with the incoming administration.

via Axios|
#business#ceos#inauguraldonations
business1 year ago

Nvidia's Path to Trillion-Dollar Milestones: Analyst Insights and Market Moves

Nvidia, a leader in AI technology, is projected by Wall Street analysts to potentially reach a $10 trillion market cap by 2030, driven by its dominance in GPUs for AI, data centers, and gaming. The company's revenue has surged significantly, with expectations of continued growth due to increasing AI adoption and demand for data center and gaming processors. Despite market volatility, Nvidia's strategic positioning and product roadmap suggest a strong growth trajectory.

via The Motley Fool|
#ai#business#growthstocks
technology1 year ago

Oura CEO Challenges Apple's Smart Ring Ambitions Amid New Features Launch

Oura CEO Tom Hale expressed skepticism about Apple entering the smart ring market, suggesting that Apple is unlikely to introduce a ring product due to its successful Apple Watch and AirPods lines. Hale believes Apple is cautious about undercutting its own products and notes the complexity of creating a smart ring. Despite this, he acknowledges Apple's capability to develop a competitor if desired, but sees no immediate reason for Apple to pursue this product category.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#oura#smartring
business1 year ago

Sony Surpasses Profit Expectations with Strong Q2 Performance

Sony reported a significant increase in operating profit for the September quarter, surpassing analyst expectations, and raised its full-year sales guidance. The company's operating profit reached 445.1 billion yen, a 69% year-over-year increase, driven by strong performance in its game and network services division, including the PlayStation brand. Despite slightly missing revenue expectations, Sony revised its fiscal year 2025 revenue target to 12.7 trillion yen. The gaming sector is expected to improve next year with new console releases and major game launches.

via CNBC|
#business#financialresults#gaming
technology2 years ago

"Incase Revives Microsoft's Classic Peripherals with New Licensing Agreement"

Incase, a company known for its carrying solutions, has taken over the production of Microsoft's discontinued line of keyboards, mice, and desktop accessories. The products will remain the same but will be rebranded with the Incase name, as confirmed by Onward Brands CEO Charlie Tebele. This move will likely involve complex negotiations over manufacturing rights, patents, and branding to ensure a smooth transition from Microsoft to Incase.

via Boing Boing|
##brandacquisition#computeraccessories
business-and-finance2 years ago

"Synopsys Nears Landmark $35 Billion Ansys Takeover"

Synopsys Inc. is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire Ansys Inc. for approximately $35 billion, potentially marking a significant tech industry transaction. The deal, which may finalize as early as the following week, was spurred by an initial unsolicited offer from Cadence Design Systems, a competitor. While Synopsys has not commented, and Ansys has yet to respond, the companies have a history of collaboration. The news has affected their stock prices, with Ansys shares rising and Synopsys shares falling slightly.

via MarketWatch|
##acquisition#ansys
businesstechnology2 years ago

"OpenAI's Sam Altman Highlights Fear of Retaliation Among Muslim Tech Workers"

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed concern for Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian tech workers, who he says are hesitant to speak about their experiences due to fear of retaliation and career damage. His comments follow the recent violence in Gaza and Israel, which has led to a rise in both anti-Semitic and Islamophobic incidents. Altman, who is Jewish, acknowledged the problem of anti-Semitism but noted a lack of support for Muslim colleagues in the tech industry. He advocates for empathy and unity in supporting these workers during these difficult times.

via CNN|
##businesstechnology#empathy
technology2 years ago

"Incase Revives Microsoft's PC Accessories Line Through Strategic Licensing Partnership"

Microsoft's previously discontinued PC accessories, including a never-released ergonomic keyboard, are set to return under the Incase brand. Incase, part of Onwards Brands, will produce these accessories using the same manufacturing components and supply chain to maintain Microsoft's quality standards. The products will be marketed as "Incase, designed by Microsoft" and are expected to be available in Q2 of this year. This move allows Microsoft to focus on its Surface brand while still offering consumers familiar accessory designs at potentially more affordable prices.

via Windows Central|
##incase#microsoft
technology-and-society2 years ago

"OpenAI's Sam Altman Highlights Fear Among Muslim Tech Workers Over Speaking Out"

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed concern over the reluctance of Muslim and Arab tech workers to speak about their experiences due to fear of retaliation, amidst the backdrop of the war in Gaza. Altman, who is Jewish, acknowledged the rise in antisemitism but noted a lack of support for Muslims in the industry. The war has led to a significant increase in both Islamophobic and antisemitic incidents in the U.S. Altman's comments highlight the need for empathy and support for marginalized communities within the tech sector.

via Reuters|
##antisemitism#islamophobia
technology-and-society2 years ago

OpenAI's Sam Altman Highlights Fear of Retaliation Among Muslim and Palestinian Tech Workers

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has called for the tech industry to support Palestinian colleagues who are hesitant to speak about their experiences due to fear of retaliation and career damage. This comes in the context of the recent Israel-Hamas conflict, which has seen a significant rise in both antisemitism and Islamophobia. Altman, who is Jewish, acknowledged the growing problem of antisemitism but noted less support for Muslim colleagues. The statement follows an apology from OpenAI’s Research Platform head Tal Broda for his controversial posts supporting Israel's military actions. Advocacy groups report a sharp increase in hate incidents against both Jews and Muslims since the conflict escalated.

via Fox Business|
##israelpalestineconflict#openai
technology-and-society2 years ago

"OpenAI's Sam Altman Highlights Fear Among Muslim and Arab Tech Workers Over Speaking Out"

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlighted the discomfort and fear of retaliation that Muslim and Arab tech workers, particularly Palestinians, face when speaking up about recent events, amidst a rise in Islamophobia and antisemitism. Altman called for unity and empathy within the tech industry during these difficult times and acknowledged the growing problem of antisemitism, noting that he has seen more support against antisemitism than for Muslims. The discussion comes in the context of a significant increase in reported anti-Muslim and antisemitic incidents in the U.S. following the war in Gaza.

via Forbes|
##antisemitism#islamophobia
business-and-finance2 years ago

"Zuckerberg Unloads $500 Million in Meta Shares Amidst Company Shifts"

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms Inc., sold nearly $428 million worth of company shares over the final two months of 2023, marking his first sales since November 2021. This move came after Meta's stock price rebounded significantly from a seven-year low. Zuckerberg's sales occurred daily, totaling approximately 1.28 million shares. Despite the sales, Zuckerberg remains the seventh-richest person in the world with a 13% ownership of Meta and a net worth of about $125 billion. The company's stock performance has been strong, nearly reaching its record high from September 2021.

via Yahoo Finance|
##business-and-finance#investment
business-and-finance2 years ago

"Apple's Stock Tumbles 4% Post-iPhone 16 Speculation and Barclays Downgrade"

Apple's stock value plummeted by 4%, erasing over $100 billion in market capitalization, following a downgrade by Barclays to "underweight" due to concerns over slowing sales of iPhones, Macs, and iPads. This significant drop in market value, which is more than the combined worth of Ford and GM, reflects investor caution amid higher interest rates and a slowing economy, which may affect consumer spending on technology. Despite a nearly 50% rise in stock value in 2023, Apple's performance was overshadowed by other Big Tech companies and concerns about the impact of China's economic slowdown on sales.

via Markets Insider|
##apple#barclaysdowngrade
business-and-finance2 years ago

"Apple's Market Woes Deepen with Downgrade and iPhone Sales Concerns as Shares Hit New Low"

Apple's stock experienced a significant drop after Barclays downgraded the company due to persistent iPhone sales weakness, particularly in China. The analyst predicts that the trend will continue with the iPhone 16, as it is not expected to have major upgrades. Apple's services business is also facing challenges, including regulatory pressures on App Store practices and its deal with Google. Despite these issues, Apple's upcoming AR/VR headset, the Vision Pro, could represent a new opportunity for growth in the tech industry.

via Yahoo Finance|
##apple#barclays