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Nvidia forecasts sales above estimates as gaming chip sales surge
Nvidia Corp forecast better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, expecting strong demand for its graphics chips used in gaming PCs and artificial intelligence chips fo
- UK services firms split on outlook as lockdown weighs – CBI
- Fed to keep policy easy, stay patient as U.S. economy revives
- Australia’s Afterpay explores global listing as first-half sales double
- Reddit recovers from hour-long outage amid heavy trading in GameStop
- Bank of America emphasizes diversity, employee wellness in annual financial filing
- RPT-Indian traders face “absolute havoc” as bourse suffers four-hour outage
- More than 200 groups urge G20 to back IMF issuance to help poor countries in pandemic
- JPMorgan pledges $350 million to minority owned businesses
- Board of Petrobras approves shareholders’ meeting; end of the line for CEO
Analysis: Central banks say no tapering. Markets are not buying it
Central bankers worldwide have been unequivocal: There are no plans to cut back on money-printing any time soon, let alone raise interest rates.
FILE PHOTO: Chairman of the Federal Reser
- British fund industry warns companies on ethnic diversity
- Lucid Motors’ SPAC skids as $56 billion valuation sparks bubble concerns
- Square puts “skin in the game” with $170 million more in bitcoin buy
- Oshkosh Defense to build next-generation U.S. Postal delivery vehicles
- Exclusive: CDP consortium’s bid to value Atlantia unit at 9 billion euros – sources
- Top executives of Texas electric grid resign after storm failure
- Bolsonaro delivers Eletrobras privatization measure to Brazil’s Congress
- Lucid dream deal turns Klein’s $43 million investment into $3.3 billion windfall
- Bank of Canada scales back provincial bond-buying program