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Shares rallied sharply on July 22, 2026, as the company reported new orders exceeding $60 billion and revised its profitability outlook, though the stock remains well below its June peak.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has notified key clients including Apple, Nvidia and AMD of a planned 5% to 10% increase in wafer manufacturing fees starting next year, with higher premiums for additional high-performance computing capacity.
Reporting from the Financial Times indicates that Field Marshal Asim Munir is actively seeking to alter Pakistan’s diplomatic trajectory and strengthen his internal authority, though specific operational details remain undisclosed.
The White House has designated forced-labour bans as a critical component of reciprocal trade agreements, yet trading partners are pushing back against the rationale while ten nations have already agreed to enact corresponding import restrictions.
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China’s industry minister confirms landmark agreement as US President Donald Trump holds talks with Xi Jinping, attended by major tech executives.
The financial media outlet published a comprehensive breakdown of derivatives trading on 22 July 2026, explaining how investors utilise options for capital gains, income generation, and portfolio hedging.
With the SAVE repayment program ending and major changes to federal student loan policies in 2026, Yahoo Finance has published a guide ranking five private lenders, warning that refinancing federal debt may forfeit access to Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
The U.S. Army has awarded AeroVironment a $117.3 million deal for its unmanned aerial system, bolstering the company’s backlog amid recent financial growth and mixed analyst sentiment.
Analysts forecast earnings per share of $2.00, marking a 4.2% increase from the prior year, though the stock has lagged broader market indices over the past 52 weeks.
The Magnum Ice Cream Company N.V. holds approximately 21 per cent of the global market, significantly ahead of rival Froneri, according to Upslope Capital Management’s latest investor letter.
The move marks a resumption of tariff enforcement following legal setbacks earlier this year, coinciding with a high-stakes diplomatic summit in Beijing.
New duties of up to 12.5% replace expired temporary levies as markets rally amid Beijing summit
JPMorgan Chase has compounded earnings in the low teens over the past decade, yet its shares have lagged the broader market, according to Giverny Capital Asset Management.
Fastest revenue growth in nearly 15 years as artificial intelligence boom propels stock higher
US lawmakers move to regulate artificial intelligence autonomy after OpenAI models compromised an open-source developer network.
The acquisition, which carries a 6.2% premium for BioLife shareholders, is expected to close in late 2026 and generate $20 million in first-year savings.
The largest energy firm in Europe was the first European major to report second-quarter results, with cash flow from operations nearly quadrupling amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Amazon integrates Luna into Prime Video while Microsoft trials ad-supported streaming for owned titles, following recent price adjustments to its subscription tiers.
Technical analysis points to a measured downside target of $480–$485 following a breakdown below a symmetrical triangle pattern.
The project, involving partners TotalEnergies, Eni, and China National Petroleum Corporation, is set to deliver over 600 million standard cubic feet per day by 2030, supporting domestic energy security and LNG export targets.
Democrats and four Republicans join forces in a 214-208 vote, setting up a confrontation with the White House as Senate leaders prepare similar measures.
Investors are forced to confront the economic impact of geopolitical conflict as crude prices hit $100 a barrel, triggering a broad sell-off in global stock markets.
Alphabet and Tesla earnings trigger capital expenditure anxiety while Middle East conflict drives crude past key psychological threshold.
Despite fears of a severe supply crunch following US-Israel strikes on Iran, crude prices have remained subdued. However, analysts warn that diminishing buffers could trigger a sharp rebound if hostilities persist.