1 week ago Wall Street expects growth from Nvidia even as Trump nixes $15bn in revenue

The chip-manufacturing company, widely seen as a bellwether for AI business, is expected to report its earningsNvidia is set to report its first quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday. The company is a bellwether for the business of artificial intelligence, both in its cutting-edge hardware and the new regulatory headwinds it is facing, and investors will be watching closely.Wall Street expects the company to report $43.3bn in revenue, up 66% year over year, and adjusted earnings per share of 73 cents. There’s no company more important to “the markets and global investor sentiment” than the high-flying chipmaker, according to Wedbush Securities analysts. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Germany's economy grew by 0.4% in the 1st quarter. That's double the initial estimate

The German economy, Europe’s biggest, grew by 0.4% in the first quarter thanks to stronger-than-expected exports and manufacturing

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3 w. ago 'We’ll make you better off,' says Labour as Keir Starmer hails UK 0.7% GDP growth as fastest in G7

The economy in the UK grew faster than in the US, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Canada

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3 w. ago UK economy grew faster than expected to 0.7% in first quarter of year ahead of Trump tariffs

Rachel Reeves says figures show government ‘making right choices’ but ‘there is more to do’

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3 w. ago Economy shoots ahead at faster than expected 0.7% in first quarter

But spurt is likely to prove short lived, as taxes, bills and tariffs all kicked in during April

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3 w. ago 'We’ll make you feel better off,' says Treasury minister Emma Reynolds as 0.7% GDP growth fastest in G7

The economy in the UK grew faster than in the US, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Canada

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3 w. ago UK economy grew faster than expected 0.7% in first quarter of year

Rachel Reeves says figures show government ‘making right choices’ but ‘there is more to do’

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3 w. ago City welcomes faster than expected 0.7% growth in first quarter of the year

But spurt is likely to prove short lived, as taxes, bills and tariffs all kicked in during April

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