MARKET DOMINANCE
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Recent reports suggest that Saudi Arabia has shifted away from the US dollar in its oil trade agreements, deviating from the petrodollar system. Though these reports lack concrete evidence, they stir speculation in the global financial system. BRICS nations have also signaled intentions to reduce their dependence on the dollar, advocating the use of local currencies in cross-border transactions among member states.
India's services growth picks up in June on record rise in exports
India's services sector saw robust growth in June, driven by strong demand and record export orders, according to the HSBC India Services PMI by S&P Global. The index rose to 60.5, indicating expansion. Hiring reached its highest in nearly two years, while positive sentiment dipped slightly due to market uncertainty.
Infra and defence mutual funds dominate returns chart in first half of 2024
The first half of 2024 showcased the dominance of infrastructure and defense-based mutual funds in the market. While some international funds faced challenges, strategic investment decisions were crucial. Diverse performances emphasized the need for a well-rounded portfolio strategy to navigate the market effectively.
Nazara Tech inks deal to publish nCore’s FAU-G Domination mobile shooter game
FAU-G, which will be published through Nazara’s publishing arm, had initially seen 50 million downloads but could not stand up to competition from BattleGrounds Mobile India and FreeFire range of games.
Tencent's 'Dungeon & Fighter' game dominates China's mobile download charts
Industry experts Liam Mo, Casey Hall, and Miyoung Kim shed light on Tencent's strategic gaming moves and revenue challenges, unveiling the evolving dynamics of mobile gaming.
China will struggle to undo US dominance
The US economy is thriving with strong growth and investment, while China's influence is waning. The euro zone is also facing challenges.
How should one approach investing in a market dominated by liquidity? S Naren answers
I think basically we were the first bulls in PSU along with a few other domestic investors. And, at that point of time PSU valuations were mouthwatering. And I could not understand why other than a few of us in the industry, others did not find them mouthwatering.
Apple beats Microsoft to return as world's most valuable company
In the previous session, Apple shares soared to an all-time high following the unveiling of a range of AI-enabled features and software enhancements for its devices. Analysts believe these innovations will drive increased iPhone sales.
YouTube critics ask US to probe video site's 'living room dominance'
Tech and competition watchdog groups urge U.S. Department of Justice to investigate YouTube for potential dominance by Google and Alphabet in home entertainment.
New Coinbase smart wallet sparks BTC, ETH surge; Raboo Presale hits $1.6M as crypto adoption booms
The new Coinbase smart wallet boosts Bitcoin and Ethereum accessibility, driving their value. Raboo's innovative features attract investors, positioning it uniquely in the market. The future of crypto looks promising with these developments.
Will Apple's folding iPhone create havoc in market? Expectations of tech geeks raised high. Details here
Apple iPhone has been leading the world market for a significantly long time, with the iPhone 15 being one of the bestsellers in the global market in the previous years. However, the folding iPhone is expected to break all records, according to research companies.
How China rose to lead the world in cars and solar panels
Heavy subsidies for industry, together with weak sales in China, have set the stage for an export boom, raising fears of factory job losses elsewhere
How China pulled so far ahead on industrial policy
The problem for the West, though, is that China's industrial dominance is underpinned by decades of experience using the power of a one-party state to pull all the levers of government and banking, while encouraging frenetic competition among private companies.
Bitcoin slips below $67.2k; Ethereum falls over 4% despite approval of spot Ether ETFs in US
Cryptocurrency markets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, were trading lower on Friday due to profit-taking. BTC fell to $67,143, while Ethereum declined to $3,655. Edul Patel from Mudrex commented on the market movements.
Nvidia's profit soars, underscoring its dominance in chips for artificial intelligence
Nvidia's profit soared, driven by AI dominance and CEO Jensen Huang's vision of 'AI factories' creating artificial intelligence. The company reported a sevenfold increase in net income and a 10-for-1 stock split, with shares rising 6% in after-hours trading.
Cryptocurrency Price on May 22: Bitcoin falls below $70k level; Ethereum, Uniswap surge up to 4%
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fluctuate with a market cap of $2.6 trillion. Various factors including specific price levels, stablecoin volume, and Bitcoin dominance influenced market sentiment.
CCI chief flags 'opacity of algorithms', potential 'data dominance' concerns in digital markets
Competition Commission of India (CCI) chief Ravneet Kaur highlighted the opacity of algorithms in assessing their impact on competition, emphasizing the need for competition law to evolve in digital markets. The CCI is closely monitoring digital markets to combat anti-competitive practices. Kaur also announced a forthcoming market study on Artificial Intelligence during the 15th annual day event.
KukuFM, Shaadi and IBDF appeal NCLAT against CCI’s interim order in Google Play Store case
Google given a week to respond to appeals against CCI order by KukuFM & IBDF. Startups accuse Google of discriminatory fees. The tribunal will address the matter on May 24.
CCI unable to prove market dominance, Google tells NCLAT
Google argued before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) that the Competition Commission of India (CCI) order, which imposed a penalty of Rs 936 crore on the company, was vague and excessive. The company contended that the regulator failed to provide evidence that Google's policies had harmed competition.
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