The latest financial update from Liontown Resources Limited has drawn strong attention from global commodity investors. The Australian lithium developer reported a wider half year loss for fiscal year 2026 even though revenue improved during the same period.
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SAP kicked off 2026 with a strong signal that enterprise cloud demand is far from slowing. In its Q4 and full-year results released in January 2026, the German software giant reported a 30% jump in cloud bookings, driven largely by rising interest in AI-powered business tools. Even more striking, SAP’s cloud backlog climbed to a…
The global energy market moved sharply higher after former US President Donald Trump signaled possible US control over Venezuela’s oil assets, sending a strong wave across oil stocks. Shares of Chevron and other major energy companies surged as investors reacted to the possibility of tighter control over one of the world’s largest crude reserves. Continue…
In a surprising and bold move, Perplexity AI, a rising startup in the artificial intelligence world, has announced a $34.5 billion all-cash offer to acquire Google Chrome. This stunning bid aims to reshape the browser and search landscape, setting off waves of discussion across the tech industry. What does this mean for Perplexity AI, Google,…
The banking sector in India is navigating a complex environment of lower interest rates, cautious credit growth, and evolving asset-quality dynamics. Against this backdrop, the earnings of the private sector banks are drawing investor attention. One standout is the focus stock to watch, HDFC Bank, which announced its Q2 results for FY26. The headline: net profit…
Asia stocks market slid sharply in early March 2026 as investors grappled with rising geopolitical risk and uneven economic signals. On March 4, South Korea’s Kospi plunged more than 12%, marking its worst day in history, while Japan’s and other regional indices also retreated amid heightened tension in the Middle East and fears of higher energy costs….
BP has agreed to sell non-controlling stakes in its U.S. midstream assets to funds managed by investment firm Sixth Street for $1.5 billion. The deal covers pipeline and processing facilities in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins and is part of BP’s wider plan to cut debt and streamline its portfolio. Continue Reading on Meyka…