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| | ... such a large concentration of supply chains in one particular region or one particular country," he said. "Companies like Apple may ask suppliers to relocate in several other geographies; set up factories in China, Thailand and Mexico. "Supply chains ... |
| | | ... briefing between her and her husband. Further, the New York Post alleges Senator Jim Inhofe dumped as much as $690,000 in Apple, PayPal and Brookfield Asset Management. Criticising the Senators, Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted ... |
| | | ... far was Microsoft, with the firm increasing its valuation by more than 70% since Chi-X launched its TraCR. "Similarly, our Apple TraCR, Facebook TraCR and Intel TraCR have seen valuations increase by approximately 40 per cent since they started trading ... |
| | | ... ETF Securities is set to launch a new exchange traded fund on the ASX that will invest in 10 companies including Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Google which together returned 45% last year. The ETF's will hold 10 stocks in equal weighting, adding names ... |
| | | ... CSL and other big pharma companies is one way to play it. Shorting travel and tourism stocks is another way." It comes as Apple announced it would not meet its quarterly revenue forecast of net sales between US$63-67 billion (announced less than a month ... |
| | | ... traded by Saxo clients in 2019 the top holdings of Saxo clients in Australia were dominated by international tech stocks. Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon and Alibaba made up the top five. Smith said US equity markets continue to present attractive ... |
| | | ... Marcus, which provides personal loans and high-yield savings (1.7%) to consumers, as well as the bank's credit card (the Apple Card), which had previously been reported in a different division. According to the bank's 8-K filing with the US Securities ... |
| | | ... million on top of its previous tax payments. It comes following a 10 year dispute between the ATO and Google. Microsoft, Apple and Facebook all stated that they have settled their tax disputes with the ATO, raking in a nice $1.25 billion to bolster the ... |
| | | ... their needs. Kearns warned that non-banking data could become more valuable to financial services. He suggested Google, Apple, Facebook could become banking's biggest competitors, noting that PayPal and Amazon already hold "substantial data" on customers ... |
| | | ... Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) December 3, 2019 Dalio has tested a range of chief executive configurations for the hedge fund, with Apple Inc. executive Jon Rubinstein and Greg Jensen, now one of Bridgewater's three co-chief investment officers, taking turns ... |
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