The popularity of ChatGPT is a ‘milestone’ in establishing Qualcomm as an A.I. company, CEO says
The popularity of ChatGPT is a chance to show off the capabilities of artificial intelligence on smartphones, according to chip company Qualcomm’s chief executive.
Stubborn inflation will remain at a very high level, German central bank president says
Joachim Nagel, president of Germany’s Bundesbank, said that inflation is likely to remain high in the coming months.
Denmark to abolish springtime public holiday to help meet NATO spending goal
Danish lawmakers voted to abolish a springtime public holiday from the national calendar and plan to use the savings to boost military spending.
Motorola confirms a new foldable version of the iconic Razr smartphone is coming this year
Motorola revived the Razr brand in a new foldable form in 2020, becoming one of the first smartphone makers to launch a device with a bendable screen.
Brexit deal could resurface Britain’s ‘healthy fundamentals’ if EU relations strengthen, analysts say
The new Brexit deal between the EU and the U.K. may help bring Britain’s “healthy fundamentals” back to the fore.
JPMorgan says CEO Dimon ‘not relevant’ to lawsuit over bank’s Epstein’s ties
JPMorgan rejected the U.S. Virgin Islands’ demand to turn over more documents in a lawsuit accusing the bank of aiding in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking.
Qualcomm CEO says he’s expecting Apple to use its own modems in iPhones in 2024
Cristiano Amon told CNBC Qualcomm has “no plans” to provide Apple with modem chips in 2024, but added it was “their decision to make.”
Aston Martin shares surge 14% on profitability forecast for 2023
Shares of British luxury carmaker Aston Martin Lagonda surged, as the company’s positive 2023 guidance offset pretax losses last year.
$33 billion fintech giant Revolut reports first-ever annual profit
Revolut reported revenues of £636.2 million in 2021, three times what it made the previous year, and swung to a net profit of £59.1 million.
UK house prices post sharpest annual fall for a decade
U.K. house prices fell by 1.1% annually in February, their first annual decline since June 2020 and sharpest contraction since November 2012.
