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Some are transforming better than others to stay relevant in the EV space: 6 auto ancillary stocks with upside potential of up to 31%
There has been a transformation going in the automobile sector and its supply chain, the auto ancillary industry. Now a number of the large auto companies have been re-rated in the last one year. But the re-rating of the auto ancillary unit has been slower, for a valid reason. These auto ancillary units are dependent on their main buyers. So, for an auto ancillary company which has been supplying to TVS, Tata motors the process of transformation started a long time back but for some other where the major buyer has not even launched a single EV model, transition has been slower. But the biggest factor which distinguishes a winner and laggard in the auto ancillary industry is how proactive the management has been. We take a look at 6 stocks from auto ancillary space. Where either they are a literal monopoly in their segment or they have been focussing on EV much earlier or have been sharp to react to changing market conditions.
Tencent Q3 Results: Revenue down 2% year on year to $19 bn
Tencent said domestic video games in particular saw a 7 percent decrease in the three months ending September 30, "as transitional industry challenges resulted in lower paying user counts".
Tencent Q3 Results: Revenue down 2% year on year to $19 bn
The Hong Kong-listed company, which is the world's top video game maker and the owner of popular super-app WeChat, posted revenues of 140 billion yuan ($19 billion) in the third quarter, according to a stock exchange filing.
As regulators scrutinise FTX, investor focus swings to Crypto.com
Crypto.com tweeted that its chief executive Kris Marszalek will go live on YouTube to answer questions around some transactions on the platform that had sparked speculation and fund withdrawals.
Bob Evans Farms Foods recalls Italian pork sausage after consumer complaints. Read details
Bob Evans Farms Foods has recalled one of its products, Italian pork sausage, because of consumer complaints. It had received some complaints but has not yet received any health issue reports.
S&P 500, Nasdaq rise as growth stocks bounce
U.S. private-sector business activity contracted for a second straight month in August to its weakest in 18 months, with particular softness in the services sector as demand weakened in the face of inflation and tighter financial conditions.
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Wall Street ends sharply lower on fears of aggressive Fed
Focus is on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech on Friday at the central banking conference in Jackson Hole for further cues on how aggressively the Fed is likely to be with future interest rate hikes.Tech giants to self-regulate in reducing harmful content in New Zealand
Meta, Google, TikTok, Amazon and Twitter had signed a code of practice, said Netsafe, a New Zealand government-funded internet-safety group.Wall Street retreats ahead of Fed minutes
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For our NRI readers, we have started an immigration helpdesk. Write to us at nri.economictimes@gmail.com and our team of experts will address the most pressing issues.Didi shows China's tech giants must first answer to Beijing
What made Didi so valuable to investors is the same thing that makes it and other tech companies a potential threat to Beijing: It holds vast amounts of sensitive data from half a billion annual active users, mostly in China.Nasdaq eyes record closing high as Powell testimony looms
Investors looked to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks for clues on how the central bank is balancing inflation risk with its promise to ensure a full jobs market recovery.Amazon should be broken up, small merchant coalition says
The group also is calling for changes to antitrust laws that would empower regulators to stamp out anti-competitive tactics, as well as stricter review of mergers among big industry players.Tencent faces broad China clampdown on Fintech, Deals
Asia’s largest conglomerate was censured by China’s antitrust watchdog on Friday as Beijing expands a crackdown that began with Jack Ma’s online empire.Shipping on a jet plane: Amazon buys 11 aircraft for the first time to deliver orders faster
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Ant will be the largest of that cohort, a potentially $200 billion-plus first-timer that’s likely to dwarf all peers apart from major backer Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and arch-foe Tencent Holdings Ltd.Trump's H-1B order leaves many US workers stuck in India
Trump's H-1B order has left thousands of US workers stranded and many families separated.Does Uber make Masayoshi Son a savvy investor or a shopaholic?
To be deemed a proper venture capitalist, Masa Son needs successful IPOs to prove that his most valuable asset isn’t a fluke.Berkshire shareholders seek Warren Buffett's wisdom at annual meeting
He will also likely be asked about Berkshire's stake in struggling Kraft Heinz Co.Bezos rebuts Elizabeth Warren's Amazon breakup call in antitrust defense
Last month Warren, a presidential candidate, laid out a detailed plan for breaking up Amazon, Google and Facebook.View: Warren Buffett, we hardly recognise you
Lately, stock-picking at Berkshire Hathaway has lacked that Oracle of Omaha flavor.Google's developer show to highlight the promise and perils of its data hoard
This year’s event takes place against a backdrop of historic scrutiny from lawmakers and the public over how internet companies collect, use and control personal data.Billionaire Bezos and the warehouse workers: Is Amazon a high-paying tech company or a low-wage retailer?
The pay figure, which was disclosed for the first time in Amazon’s annual proxy statement, reflects the large number of low-paid retail and warehouse employees who work for the company.New Uber CEO hints at 2019 IPO as he takes over troubled startup
Rewriting the company's ethical code will be a symbolic way for the newly appointed CEO to put his stamp on a company scarred by months of management turmoil.Ease of doing business: Big changes by Modi Govt will allow you to start a business in 6 days
In a significant improvement, by March-end, it may take only 6 days to start a company, compared to 26 days currently.Hurricane Brexit blows over: Look who took how much hit in India Inc
While Tata and Reliance group witnessed $8-9 billion drop in their combined m-caps, the Aditya Birla group saw its market value rise by $700 million.Load More
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