China’s manufacturing sector continues its longest contraction in six years despite government stimulus efforts. The persistent downturn reflects deeper structural challenges beyond temporary trade disputes.
Nvidia has achieved a historic $5 trillion market cap, becoming the first company to reach this milestone. The AI chipmaker’s rapid ascent reflects the transformative power of artificial intelligence hardware and strategic expansion into telecommunications infrastructure.
After being barred from US operations since 2022, prediction market Polymarket is preparing a dramatic return focused on sports betting. The platform could launch by late November, targeting peak football and basketball seasons amid a potential $15 billion valuation.
According to a Bloomberg investigation, Microsoft’s CFO has imposed ambitious 30% profit targets on Xbox, significantly above industry averages. Sources indicate this pressure is behind recent layoffs, subscription price increases, and the cancellation of long-in-development games.
Microsoft’s Xbox division is reportedly operating under aggressive profit margin targets that exceed industry norms, according to a recent Bloomberg investigation. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood has set an “across-the-board goal of 30 percent” for the gaming division over the past two years, a figure that analysts suggest is substantially higher than typical video game industry margins.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has reportedly received his largest compensation package since taking leadership in 2014. The $96.5 million pay reflects the company’s successful AI integration across its product ecosystem and strong financial performance.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has reportedly received a record $96.5 million compensation package for fiscal 2025, according to recent corporate filings. Sources indicate this represents his largest pay package since becoming CEO in 2014 and reflects a significant 22% increase from his $79 million stock awards from the previous year.
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Apple has launched a landmark legal challenge against the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, arguing the regulations impose “hugely onerous” burdens. The case represents one of the most significant corporate challenges to the EU’s digital regulatory framework.
Apple has escalated its legal confrontation with European Union regulators, mounting a significant challenge to the Digital Markets Act during hearings before the General Court in Luxembourg. According to reports, Apple’s legal team argued that the sweeping digital regulations impose what they characterize as “hugely onerous and intrusive burdens” that conflict with the company’s rights within the European marketplace.
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