The company’s stock is trading at a bargain as it repositions to compete. Intel‘s (INTC 1.88%) business has been in decline in recent years. The company was a king in the chip market, dominating central processing units (CPUs) alongside a lucrative partnership with Apple. However, an onslaught of new competition and the end of its

(Bloomberg) — B. Riley Financial Inc. soared as much as 61% after its auditors signed off on its annual report, while flagging concerns about weak internal controls. Most Read from Bloomberg The Los Angeles-based boutique investment bank’s audit cited multiple material weaknesses in the company’s reporting, and some of the previously reported data was revised,

Bangkok – April 23, 2024 — (In photo) Mr. Thanasis Tsepisis (Front, far left), Chairman, Hellenic – Thai Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Om Udomkitsakul (Front, 3rd left), Economic and Commercial Assistant, Embassy of Portugal, Mr. Dharmendra Singh (Front, 4th left), First Secretary (Economic & Commerce), Embassy of India, Ms. Rafika Arfani (Front, 5thleft), Commercial Attache, Indonesia Trade

monsitj The economy has likely bottomed My business cycle analysis has been suggesting for some time hard economic data should have bottomed throughout 2023, while economic activity should start to accelerate to the upside as we progress through 2024. There is an increasing amount of evidence suggesting this is the case, thus it appears the

If you’re a citizen of Canada, Mexico, or another country and sometimes live and work in the U.S. on a visa, you may be considered a nonresident alien. For tax purposes, the IRS defines a nonresident alien as a non-U.S. citizen who is legally present in the U.S. but either lacks a green card or

There’s a reason so many people have been struggling to purchase a home this year. Not only are housing prices elevated as a result of low inventory, but mortgages are expensive to sign. As of this writing, the average mortgage rate on a 30-year loan is 6.82%, according to Freddie Mac. But rates have fluctuated