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Boeing seeks up to $35bn as costly strike drags on
On Tuesday, the union representing over 30,000 of the firm's workers held a rally in Seattle.
2 min lecture - EntrepriseReuters
Morning Bid: Chips and luxury lead the way lower
European chip and luxury stocks will be at the forefront of investors' minds on Wednesday, and for all the wrong reasons, after lacklustre earnings from the region's biggest tech firm ASML and luxury bellwether LVMH dragged shares lower. Chip stocks around the world sank after ASML forecast weak 2025 sales and said that, while AI-related chips are booming, other parts of the semiconductor market are not, which the Dutch firm said is making many of its chipmaker customers cautious. ASML is the
2 min lecture - EntrepriseAssociated Press
Stock market today: Asian shares track Wall St decline, as selling hits tech companies
Markets were mostly lower in Asia on Wednesday after U.S. stocks pulled back from their records, dented by selling of technology and energy sector shares. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index fell 1.8% to 39,210.61, leading the declines, as tech stocks fell after Dutch computer chip equipment supplier ASML warned of a slower recovery in demand for semiconductors outside of the AI boom. Chip maker Tokyo Electron sank 9.8% and Lasertec Corp., which makes equipment to inspect chips, lost 13.4%.
4 min lecture - EntrepriseReuters
China's Horizon Robotics seeks $696 million in Hong Kong IPO
Chinese firm Horizon Robotics is aiming to raise up to $696 million in a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) as the city's listings market shows signs of renewed activity after a year-long slump. The company will sell 1.36 billion shares in a price range of HK$3.73 to HK$3.99 ($0.51) each, according to the company's filings. If successful, the IPO will be the largest in Hong Kong in 2024, eclipsing China Resources Beverage which began book building on Tuesday for its up to $650 million listi
1 min lecture - EntrepriseBusiness Insider
Stock market today: Indexes fall from records as chip rout drags tech shares lower
Dutch firm ASML led the semiconductor rout, falling 16% after it cut 2025 sales guidance.
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