Logitech targets faster growth via education, health and AI
By John Revill LAUSANNE, Switzerland(Reuters) - Logitech International is targeting faster growth in future by expanding its ...
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Corning forecasts second-quarter core sales above estimates on steady carrier spending
(Reuters) - Specialty glass maker Corning forecast second-quarter core sales above Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, banki...
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Google to pay up to $6 million to News Corp for new AI-content, The Information reports
(Reuters) - Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay News Corp, the owner of Wall Street Journal, between $5 million and $6 millio...
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Zebra Technologies first-quarter results beat estimates
(Reuters) - Barcode scanner maker Zebra Technologies beat first-quarter revenue and profit estimates on Tuesday and forecast ...
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American Tower Corp raises annual revenue forecast on healthy telecom spending
(Reuters) - American Tower raised its forecast for annual property revenue on Tuesday as the real estate investment trust ben...
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SiriusXM beats quarterly revenue estimates on advertising demand
(Reuters) - Satellite-radio company SiriusXM beat analysts' expectations for quarterly revenue on Tuesday, helped by demand f...
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PayPal lifts 2024 profit forecast as spending stays resilient, margins improve
(Reuters) - PayPal raised its full-year adjusted profit forecast on Tuesday, as the payments giant benefited from robust cons...
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Logitech CEO aiming to double target market for peripherals
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Logitech International wants to increase sales in future by making more products for people...
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Meta defends its risk mitigating process amid EU probe
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Meta on Tuesday defended its risk mitigating process after the European Commission launched an investiga...
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Huawei Technologies' first-quarter net profit surges 564% y/y
BEIJING (Reuters) - Huawei Technologies posted a first-quarter net profit of 19.65 billion yuan ($2.71 billion) on revenue of...
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