When Jerry Jones acquired the Dallas Cowboys in 1989, he inherited a struggling team that was losing a significant amount of money each month. The team was faced with empty seats and suites at Texas Stadium, posing a financial challenge for Jones right from the start. Despite these challenges, Jones was determined to turn the
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One of the companies making headlines in premarket trading is C3.ai, which saw a significant tumble of 19.2% due to weaker-than-expected subscription revenue during the fiscal first quarter. This resulted in the company posting $73.5 million for the top line, falling short of the $79.2 million that analysts had anticipated. This demonstrates the importance of
Volkswagen, Europe’s top carmaker, is currently facing mounting price pressure from Asian rivals which may lead the company to considering closing factories in Germany for the first time. This move would mark the first major clash between Chief Executive Oliver Blume and the influential unions at VW. The executive board’s plans have been met with
Brazil’s Finance Ministry has revealed its plans to propose new tax measures to Congress as part of the 2025 budget bill. These measures include imposing taxes on big tech companies, implementing a global minimum tax on multinational corporations, and making changes to certain income taxes to secure the fiscal goals for the upcoming year. One
REA Group, a property listings company primarily owned by News Corp, has expressed interest in acquiring Rightmove to create a global real estate entity. This move has caused a surge in Rightmove’s shares, propelling them to their highest level since March 2022. Rightmove, being Britain’s largest property portal, boasts a significant market value and generates
The recent tumble in PDD’s stock price highlights the changing landscape of China’s consumer market. The era of double-digit growth seems to be a thing of the past, with signs of a prolonged slowdown on the horizon. Despite this overarching trend, it’s important to note that not all companies are facing the same challenges. While
Airlines in the industry that were once eager to expand their fleets with new aircraft are now facing the reality of cash constraints and the need for saving money to return to profitability. Low-cost and deep-discounter carriers are particularly feeling the pressure as they try to navigate the impacts of engine repairs and the overall
Alibaba has successfully completed a three-year regulatory “rectification” process following an antitrust fine for monopolistic practices in 2021, as announced by China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). This process required Alibaba to align with antitrust regulations, particularly in regard to the “choose one of two” policy that gave the tech giant unfair competitive advantages.
Brazil’s decision to suspend access to Elon Musk’s X social network highlights a legal controversy between the telecommunications regulator and a judge in the country. The suspension was a result of X missing a court-imposed deadline to name a legal representative in Brazil. This action reflects a clash between Musk and Supreme Court Justice Alexandre
Dell reported its quarterly results, exceeding Wall Street’s expectations with a significant increase in server sales. The company’s revenue for the fiscal second quarter stood at $25.03 billion, surpassing the estimated $24.53 billion. The earnings per share (EPS) also outperformed predictions at $1.89 adjusted, compared to the anticipated $1.71. This positive outcome led to a
Intel, the chipmaker, saw its stock price surge by 8.5% following news of the company’s collaboration with bankers to explore options to address weaknesses in its core business. This strategic review has instilled confidence in investors, resulting in a positive market reaction. Conversely, Elastic NV’s stock plummeted over 27% after its fiscal second-quarter revenue forecast
As the Labor Day weekend approaches, the summer box office is set to wrap up slightly below previous years, with a projected total revenue of $3.6 billion according to Comscore. This marks a significant drop from the $4.09 billion collected in the summer of 2023. The main reason behind this decrease can be attributed to
CNBC TV’s producers closely monitored the tech earnings parade on Thursday, with a particular focus on Marvell Technology. The stock surged about 8% after hours following better-than-expected revenue and a strong forecast for the latest quarter. Despite this positive news, Marvell is still down 18% from its March high. Interestingly, Marvell is the 17th biggest
Dollar General experienced a sharp decline in its stock value, nearly 30%, after announcing a reduction in sales and profit guidance for the year. CEO Todd Vasos attributed the weaker sales to financially constrained core customers. This news not only affected Dollar General but also led to a 9% drop in shares for competitor Dollar