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Coca-Cola plans to invest $10 billion in infrastructure in the US
Coca-Cola plans a systemwide investment of $10 billion in the US between 2026 and 2030. The amount covers costs of both the company and its bottling partners and will be used to expand infrastructure and manufacturing capacity in the US.
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Volkswagen's restructuring will cost approximately €16 billion — the company will cut up to 60,000 jobs
Volkswagen's unprecedented restructuring will cost around €16 billion. The company plans to cut up to 60,000 jobs and reconsider the future use of four factories in Germany in order to cope with Chinese competition, tariffs, and excess production capacity.
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GameStop's Second Quarter Results Exceed Expectations
GameStop exceeded profit and revenue forecasts in the second quarter, and on the back of strong growth in collectibles sales and record operating profit, the company also raised its annual EBITDA forecast, despite total revenue declining year-over-year.
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Apple's Event and the New iPhone
Apple's upcoming event is focused on the foldable iPhone, expected price hikes for premium models, and a shift in the iPhone 18 release schedule.
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Oracle Set to Release Quarterly Results - Investors' Attention Focused on Billions Spent on AI
Oracle will release its quarterly results on Thursday. Investors' main focus will be on the company's large-scale spending on AI infrastructure, its need for additional financing, and the growth of its cloud business.
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European markets in anticipation of ECB's rate hike
European markets are cautious ahead of the ECB's expected 25-basis-point rate hike. Inflation in the eurozone, which has risen to 3.3%, along with more expensive energy, is reinforcing expectations of monetary policy tightening, putting pressure on bonds and rate-sensitive stocks.
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Jaguar Land Rover to cut approximately 4,000 jobs over the next two years
Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut approximately 4,000 jobs over the next two years in order to reduce costs and strengthen its competitiveness. At the same time, the company intends to invest £15-18 billion over the next five years in electrification and new technologies.
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Two American publications sue OpenAI and Microsoft
The Seattle Times and Newsday have sued OpenAI and Microsoft. The publications accuse the companies of using their articles without permission to train artificial intelligence.
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Waller reduces rate hike expectations - employment data to influence Fed's decision
Fed Governor Christopher Waller's more dovish stance has reduced expectations for a September interest rate hike. Investors' attention has now shifted to US employment data, which could significantly determine the Fed's next move.
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Google Unveils WeatherNext 3 — AI Weather Forecasting with Higher Accuracy and Hourly Updates
Google has introduced WeatherNext 3 — a new AI model for weather forecasting. The system uses real-time satellite data and updates forecasts every hour. WeatherNext 3's resolution has improved roughly fivefold compared to its predecessor model. The new system also forecasts wind and solar energy production and provides high-resolution weather data for regions that previously had limited coverage.
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PayPal has laid off approximately 220 employees in India — the company continues its global restructuring
PayPal has cut approximately 220 jobs in India, while another 164 positions are set to be eliminated in Ireland. The cuts are part of the company's multi-year global transformation and restructuring program. In Ireland, the changes will affect around 12% of PayPal's local full-time employees.
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Morgan Stanley: The foldable iPhone will be Apple's most significant launch in recent years
According to Morgan Stanley's estimates, Apple's first foldable iPhone will generate roughly $14 billion in revenue in the December quarter. The bank expects strong demand, limited supply, and a significant rise in iPhone prices. The September 9 event is especially significant, as it will be the first led by new CEO John Ternus, who will unveil the company's most important iPhone form-factor change in nearly a decade.
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Volkswagen plans to halt production at four factories in Germany
Volkswagen's management board is considering the gradual halt of production at four plants in Germany. According to WirtschaftsWoche, production in Emden and Zwickau will end in 2031, in Hanover in 2032, and in Neckarsulm in 2034.
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Tesla: Vehicles equipped with FSD are 4.1 times less likely to be involved in accidents in Europe
According to Tesla, its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system recorded significantly fewer collisions than manual driving in five European countries. The company is awaiting approval for wider deployment of the technology in the European Union, with a vote potentially taking place in October.
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Apple points to new evidence in case against OpenAI
According to Apple, new evidence has emerged in the trade secrets case against OpenAI, indicating that former Apple engineer Chang Liu used the company's confidential technical information to train an AI agent. Apple is asking the court to expedite the discovery process in the case.
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Meta has removed dozens of malware-related ads in India
Meta has removed dozens of malicious ads in India after authorities uncovered a scheme on Facebook and Instagram that used sexual content to deceive users and spread malicious Android applications. The incident once again highlights the challenges Meta faces in controlling fraudulent content and ensuring security on its advertising platforms.
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PDD Holdings' Profit Exceeded Expectations, Though Revenue Fell Short of Forecast
PDD Holdings exceeded analysts' profit forecasts in the second quarter, though revenue fell slightly short of expectations. The company's shares rose approximately 3%, while transaction services revenue increased by 13%. Meanwhile, the international trading and regulatory environment remains a significant challenge for Temu.
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Geely Auto Founder Steps Down as Chairman
Chinese automaker Geely Auto has announced significant leadership changes. The company's founder Eric Li will step down as chairman and be appointed as honorary chairman for life, while An Conghui will take his place.
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"I Want to Turn an Initiative Started in Georgia into a Global Educational Product" - Rati Kiria at the Study UK Alumni Awards Global Final
Rati Kiria is a global finalist for the British Council's Study UK Alumni Awards 2026 Business and Innovation Award and is the first Georgian global finalist in the history of this award. In the interview, he discusses the importance of international recognition, beginning a professional career in financial markets, the idea behind creating "Traders' Hub," and the main challenges of financial education in Georgia.
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Volkswagen Considers Cutting Tens of Thousands of Additional Jobs
Porsche SE, Volkswagen's largest shareholder, supports a major restructuring of the company, which includes the elimination of an additional 50,000 jobs and the possible closure of four German factories.
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Verizon Signs Agreement with Google Worth Over $1 Billion
According to Verizon's Chief Executive Officer, the company has concluded a contract with Google valued at over $1 billion, which involves the supply of optical-fiber infrastructure for data centers.
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Volkswagen Considers Reducing an Additional 50,000 Jobs
Volkswagen may cut another 50,000 employees to reduce costs and eliminate its lag behind competitors. This would be in addition to the already agreed 50,000 job cuts.
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Nike's quarterly results exceeded expectations, though declining sales in China weighed on the stock.
Nike showed better-than-expected financial results in the fourth quarter, however, a sharp decline in sales in China and weak guidance caused the company's shares to fall more than 3% in pre-market trading.
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ASML discusses supply risks due to mask's new project
The world's leading manufacturer of equipment required for semiconductor production, ASML, states that Elon Musk's new project, Terafab, creates both opportunities and additional challenges for the company.
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Porsche will not release a fully electric 911
According to Porsche's management, the creation of a fully electric version of the legendary 911 is not planned. The company believes that demand for electric vehicles has been overestimated and is redirecting some of its focus back to internal combustion engine models.
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Tokyo Inflation Slows in May — Market Awaits Cautious Policy from Bank of Japan
Consumer inflation in Tokyo slowed in May, reinforcing expectations that the Bank of Japan will proceed cautiously with further monetary policy tightening.
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Donald Trump Again Accuses Wall Street Journal of Slander
U.S. President Donald Trump has refiled a $10 billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal. The legal case concerns information disseminated in the media regarding alleged connections between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.
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The European Union fined Temu $232 million for selling illegal products
The European Union's regulator has fined the Chinese online platform Temu 200 million euros. According to the European Commission's assessment, the company failed to take sufficient measures to prevent the spread of illegal products on the platform.
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IBM Invests $10 Billion in Quantum Computing
IBM announced that it will invest more than $10 billion over the next five years to create a large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029.
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CFTC Requests Dismissal of Gemini's $5 Million Fine
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has asked the court to overturn the $5 million fine imposed on cryptocurrency exchange Gemini Trust Company.
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U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Orders Investigation into SpaceX Starship Incident
# US Federal Aviation Administration Investigates SpaceX Starship Incident
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# ContourGlobal Launches New Solar Energy Project in Chile
# ContourGlobal Launches New Solar Energy Project in Chile
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South Korea Seeks to Prevent Strike at Samsung
South Korea Attempts to Prevent Strike at Samsung
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Huawei Announces New Technology Plan for Chips
Huawei Announces New Technology Plan for Chips
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Security Vulnerability Discovered in Apple's Chips
Security Vulnerability Found in Apple Chips
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Artificial Intelligence Does Not Reduce Employment in the Labor Market
Artificial Intelligence Does Not Reduce Employment in the Labor Market
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Lenovo Shows Record Results - AI Demand Accelerated Company Growth
Lenovo Group announced record annual revenues and profits, primarily driven by growing demand for artificial intelligence products.
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US and Israel prepare potential renewal of military mission against Iran- report
Investing.com -- Israel and the United States are actively advancing military preparations to potentially resume coordinated attacks against Iran as early as next week, according to a report first published by The Times of Israel, citing Middle Eastern and U.S. officials.
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