
Will Potential Antitrust Laws Hurt Top U.S. Stock Prices?
On Wednesday, several major U.S. tech companies spoke out against new antitrust legislation being considered by the U.S. Congress. How did their stock prices respond to these new bills?
On Wednesday, several major U.S. tech companies spoke out against new antitrust legislation being considered by the U.S. Congress. How did their stock prices respond to these new bills?
This is one of the most anticipated earnings weeks for Q1 2021, with several major tech companies scheduled to report. Some of the more notable names that the market is waiting for include Tesla, Microsoft, Alphabet, Facebook, Amazon and Apple. What lies in store for these tech giants?
Alphabet shares surged to a new record on Monday following a Supreme Court decision ruling in its favour in a long-running copyright case against Oracle. Investors also appeared to be indifferent to the sudden departure of the head of Google’s autonomous vehicle unit Waymo on Friday.
Facebook blocks Australian platform news access in response to the country’s media payment law, while Google approves a partnership with News Corp.
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