It means that Apple can build its computers without relying on Intel's processor. So, if it needs more powerful chips from Intel, for example, it won't ever have to wait for Intel to finish building those chips.
As restaurants and stores begin to reopen after months of closure, liquor store employees and owners are wondering what the new normal will be and whether reopening efforts will bolster business.
The U.S. jewelry maker said Tuesday in an earnings release that its same-store sales were down about 44% in the fiscal first quarter, but said demand has picked up again in China.
Activist shareholders have increasingly focused on ousting top bosses since the coronavirus pandemic took hold of the global economy, according to a new report from asset management firm Lazard.
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In addition to signaling a possible turn in the economy, the big job gains in May give the Federal Reserve some more wiggle room before its next policy move.
The coronavirus pandemic has been especially crushing for the meat supply chain. As thousands of workers in the meat industry have contracted the virus and dozens have died, processing plants have had to shut their doors. Experts predict 2020 losses to be upward of $20 billion for the industry.
Restaurant owners in Colorado are busy opening up their patios and spacing out tables after receiving the much-anticipated green light to restart in-person dining. While most are excited to reopen their business, many remain cautious moving forward.
The call to open the taps on oil production pulled the floor from under the market as Saudi Arabia slashed its selling prices and increased production after Russia refused to join its plan to further cut output and boost prices in early March.
Entrepreneurs are in unprecedented times, contending with a pandemic that's taken a massive toll on human life and the global economy. Financial advisors are among the business owners trying to survive amid a disaster.
Cruise ship stocks are the some of the "most overbought and most ridiculously overvalued" names in the travel space, says Boris Schlossberg, managing director at BK Asset Management.
Baron told CNBC on Tuesday he believes "there's 10 times more to go" with Tesla. He also said SpaceX will grow by a multiple of 20 in the next 10 years.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna called on Congress Monday to enact reforms to advance racial justice and combat systemic racism, while announcing the company was getting out of the facial recognition business.
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