| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Fr | India's Vishal Mega Mart promoter sells 14% stake for $838 million | ||
| Fr | Belgian watchdog opens probe into Google's online ad price practices | ||
| Fr | Companies cutting jobs as investments shift toward AI | ||
| Fr | Amazon to invest $50 billion in OpenAI | ||
| Fr | Block shares soar as Dorsey leans on AI to trim workforce | ||
| Fr | CME approves first aluminium warehousing in Taiwan | ||
| Fr | CoreWeave shares slump as doubling capital expenditure sparks margin concerns | ||
| Fr | Tether says it has frozen $4.2 billion of its stablecoin over crime links | ||
| Fr | US stock futures falter on AI jitters, Nasdaq braces for steep monthly fall | ||
| Fr | Pentagon Anthropic feud has sales and AI warfare at stake as Friday deadline looms | ||
| Fr | AI disruption looms over markets with US jobs data on tap | ||
| Fr | India's GDP growth estimated at 7.8% in Oct-Dec following data revamp | ||
| Fr | Dyson settles Malaysian workers' UK lawsuit | ||
| Fr | Netflix, Paramount shares jump as months-long fight for Warner Bros ends | ||
| Fr | Global shares inch higher, on track for monthly gain despite AI, Iran jitters | ||
| Fr | Petronas sees profit slide for third straight year as oil prices weigh on margins | ||
| Fr | Indonesia bourse to phase in 15% free-float rule, may batch firms by readiness | ||
| Fr | Insta360 maker says it will import, sell products in US 'without restrictions' after USITC ruling | ||
| Fr | Kia America to recall about 85,000 US vehicles over seat back frame issue | ||
| Fr | Poland plans social-media ban for children under 15, Bloomberg News reports | ||
| Fr | Indonesian trade surplus widened in Jan to $2.76 billion, Reuters poll shows | ||
| Fr | Analysis:AI boom will be no free pass for debt-laden major economies | ||
| Fr | Japan finance minister signals greater vigilance over the yen's weakness | ||
| Fr | NTT Data to boost India headcount by 5,000 this year, exec says | ||
| Fr | Nintendo plans around $1.9 billion share sale by Kyoto bank and others, sources say |