Sony cited “the challenging economic environment, including high inflation and fluctuating exchange rates” as the reason behind its move.
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As a non-U.S. company quite dependent on the tastes and sentiments of consumers, Sony (NYSE: SONY) is particularly vulnerable in the current tariff war.
The MicroLED display market is experiencing fast expansion, projected to surpass $21 billion by 2027 at a stunning 81.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), driven by demand for high-performance, energy-efficient...
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With remarkable growth in revenue and earnings, AMD is primed for a strong future. This dip could be an enticing opportunity.
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It’s been a volatile couple of weeks in the market, with tariff talks spooking investors and causing negative price action in many of the leading stocks.But investors can help balance out their risk...