Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) is inching down on Wednesday morning as a wave of protests in Europe signalled growing regulatory headwinds for ride-hailing platforms.Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analysts trimmed their price target on UBER shares, making investors wonder whether they’ve indeed gone a bit too far in 2025.Despite the pullback, Uber…
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South Korea’s SK Hynix has confirmed that it is evaluating the possibility of a US stock market listing, a…
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SoftBank Group shares fell sharply on Thursday after Oracle’s weaker-than-expected quarterly results renewed worries about how long it will…
Drax Group announced on Thursday that it is considering converting a section of its Yorkshire power station in northern…
Consumer caution, shifting inflation expectations, political brinkmanship, and corporate resilience set the tone across Europe today.UK spending data shows…