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UK economy grew in August with better-than-expected performanceBritain's economy unexpectedly grew in August, as businesses and consumers continued to hold up.Read More -
Ericsson shares soar after mobile network demand boosts earningsEricsson AB shares jumped the most since January after its third-quarter earnings beat analysts' expectations, driven by solid demand for mobile network equipment in its core markets.Read More -
CoreWeave is getting drilled again the day after a panic-filled routCoreWeave is on the rocks.Read More -
TSMC stock drops despite record profit amid 'extremely robust demand' for AI chipsTSMC stock sank even after the company reported quarterly results that beat Wall Street estimates.Read More
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EU begins assessing additional sectors for China trade quotasThe European Union began evaluating trade data to detect surges in imports, a first step toward placing quotas on additional sectors of goods being shipped from China and other countries, according to a person familiar with the matter.Read More -
Why CoreWeave stock panic matters to Nvidia, explained in under 30 secondsNvidia can't ignore CoreWeave's market troubles.Read More
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Anthropic Q3 revenue climbs to $16.8 billion: ReportAnthropic reported its Q3 revenue to investors in a closed meeting on Wednesday.Read More
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Thames Water seeks £2.4B more funds as debt talks drag onThames Water is seeking to raise £2.4 billion ($3.2 billion) of additional funding from its creditors to stay afloat while it negotiates a long-term solution for its debt burden.Read More -
Rejoining single market could give UK a £150bn boostRejoining the EU's single market could boost the UK's economy by as much as £150bn, Goldman Sachs has claimed.Read More -
Smartphone shipments crash 22% in worst quarter ever: IDCThe smartphone market suffered its worst decline on record in the September quarter, after rising memory costs pushed shipments down 22% with worse to come, according to market researcher IDC.Read More -
EU leaders kick off summit with wrangles over high energy prices and spendingBy Philip Blenkinsop and Kate Abnett BRUSSELS, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The European Union began a packed summit on Thursday that quickly underscored wrangles over how to tame soaring energy prices, designRead More -
Downing Street calls in IPO candidates and investors for talksRead More