Nvidia Becomes The Word’s Most Valuable Company To Date………
By: Economic & Finance Report Nvidia (NVDA: NASD), has become the most valuable company in the world, Tuesday, June 18, 2023. Eclipsing a record $3 trillion dollar market cap (which…
By: Economic & Finance Report Nvidia (NVDA: NASD), has become the most valuable company in the world, Tuesday, June 18, 2023. Eclipsing a record $3 trillion dollar market cap (which…
By: Economic & Finance Report Mega tech giant Google (NASD: Googl) has let go many employees and is diversifying its portfolio across other continents. Countries such as India, Mexico, Ireland…
1) IBM and Delta have expanded a multi-year services agreement to migrate the airline’s applications to the cloud. Delta will move to a hybrid cloud architecture built on Red Hat…
1) The United States became the first nation to surpass 10 million coronavirus infections since the worldwide pandemic started. This is the feared third wave of the Covid-19 virus now…
1) Despite being in a major recession with unemployment hovering around 22 million, the home sales market is on fire, last month setting a record 24.7% increase compared with June.…
1) The stock market continues to climb, with some saying this signals the end of the recession. The S&P 500 has a return of 37.7% over the past 50 trading…
1) Retailers Target and Lowe’s posted second quarter sales higher than anticipated by analyst. Target’s ‘same store sales’ is up by 3.4% compared to an expected growth of 2.9%. This…
1) Managing Director Christine Lagarde of the IMF (International Monetary Fund) announced her resignation to become the next head of the European Central Bank. Her resignation from the global lender…
1 ) Hewlett Packard is buying the supercomputer maker Cray for $1.4 billion dollars. HP is intent on strengthening it position against IBM by expanding its high end computer line,…
Sandra Santos and the San Antonio Express News reveals why America’s News Media declines to report about obsolete people. James Lyman BSAE, BSEE, MSSM Surprising . . . seldom do…