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Patent Fight Between Nokia And China’s Lenovo Settled

A patent fight between Finland’s Nokia and China’s Lenovo Group that has been going on for a couple of years now has been settled between the companies. The settlement essentially also resolves all pending litigation across all jurisdictions that have been going on between the firms, the two...

Samsung Electronics Confirms First Quarter Profit Likely Grew By 44%

South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd confirmed previous reports and estimates of its first-quarter profit on Wednesday, saying that it expects its profits for the period to rise grow by 44 per cent as analysts attributed the rise to surge in sales of smartphones and TVs even...

SoftBank’s Latest Investment Is In Warehouse Robotics Firm AutoStore For $2.8B

The Japanese investment firm SoftBank is set to acquire a 40 per cent stake in the robotics company AutoStore System in a deal that is worth $2.8 billion, the Japanese company said. AutoStore System is engaged in the specialised area of development of robotics for warehouses.   A range of...

Tesla Breaks Its Own Delivery Records For The First Quarter And Beats Forecast

United States based electric car maker Tesla Inc reported record deliveries for the January to March quarter which comfortably beat estimates of analysts at Wall Street driven by a very a strong demand for its less expensive models which helped the company to overcome the hit of a shortage of parts...

Likely 45% Growth In Q1 Profits For Samsung

There was likely a 45 per cent growth in the profits of the South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd for the January-March quarter driven by increased sales of smartphones, TVs and home appliances.   The chip business of the company however is expected to report a slash...

Unions In Germany And UK Call For Strikes At Amazon And Deliveroo Respectively Over Workers’ Rights

Workers in six Amazon sites in Germany were called to go on a strike by the country’s trade union Verdi for four days in the attempt of the unions and workers to force the largest e-commerce company of the world to accept and recognise collective bargaining agreements.   An "unofficial...

Facebook Page Of Venezuela President Frozen Over Violation Of Covid-19 Misinformation

The Facebook page of the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been frozen by the social media company over charges of violation of its policies of spreading misinformation about Covid-19 as he promoted a remedy that he claimed was able to cure the disease but presented no evidence to back it up,...

Honda’s Only British Car Plant Will Be Bought By Logistics Giant Panattoni

Japanese auto major Honda will be selling off its only factory in the United Kingdom at Swindon in southern England to the logistics firm Panattoni, said a spokesman of the company.   According to reports, the new owner of the factory also has plans to make a big investment  at the huge...

Pandemic Related Work From Home Regimen Makes WeWork Listing Doubtful

According to experts, investors will have to consider the uncertainty about the future of demand for office space in a pandemic environment globally where work from home is becoming the norm and poses a threat to the business model of WeWork, as this United States based office space renting startup...

US Delisting Threat Result In Loss Of $60 Billion In Three Days For China’s Dual-Listed Tech Giants

Within the last few days, billions in market value have been collectively lost by China’s dual-listed tech giants — Alibaba, Baidu, JD.com, and Netease. These losses came after new threats of the companies being delisted from United States stock exchanges emerged a few days ago.   According...

Nike’s Xinjiang Statement From The Past Causes Anger Among Chinese Social Media Users Against It

Following Chinese internet users laying hands on a statement from the sporting goods giant Nike in which it had said that was "concerned" about reports emerging from Xinjiang province in China of forced labour and stressing that it does not source raw materials from that Chinese region resulted in...

Customers Can Now Use Bitcoin To Buy Tesla Cars, Says Elon Musk

After having indicated a couple of months ago about allowing customers to pay for its cars in crypto currencies and itself purchasing bitcoin worth $1.5 billion, the United States based electric car maker Tesla announced on Wednesday that the company’s customers can now actually use the number 1...
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