Alphabet Inc.

The new browser could tug some of the users of Google Chrome, which is Alphabet's main source of revenue

OpenAI unveiled its own browser. Shares of Google's parent company fell

Tesla, Inc.

Lyft, Inc.

For Waymo, the project to launch a robotaxi in the UK capital is only the second outside the US

Google will start launching robotaxis in Europe with London. What challenges await it?

Vertiv Holdings Co

The bank conceded that even its most optimistic outlook may not be bullish enough

Deutsche Bank bet on an AI stock that soared 1,600% in three years

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

HSBC Holdings plc

HSBC buys out Hang Seng Bank for $37 billion, strengthening its position in Asia. AMD is surging after a deal with OpenAI, which could get up to 10% of the chipmaker's shares. Nvidia, for its part, has received US authorization to export chips to the UAE. About these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of October 9.

Highlights for this morning: HSBC buys out a bank, Nvidia enters UAE, Google defends itself in court

Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

This week Elon Musk became the first person whose fortune reached $500 billion, and on Friday it became known that Tesla shareholders are not ready to pay him a $1 trillion reward. Nvidia shares hit an all-time high, raising the company's capitalization above $4.5 trillion. Alphabet's stock posted its best quarter in 20 years, with the company's market value temporarily exceeding $3 trillion thanks to advances in Elon and a successful ruling in an antitrust case. You can read about the main events from September 29 to October 3 in our review.

Highlights of the week: Musk's bonus, US shutdown, Nvidia and Alphabet break records

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Everything you say to the chatbot will be used in targeting ads to you

Meta will use correspondence with its AI to personalize ads

In the third quarter, the company's capitalization jumped nearly 40% and briefly exceeded $3 trillion

Alphabet shares had their best growth in 20 years. Is it worth buying them now?

The first shutdown in years has begun in the USA: the publication of macroeconomic statistics has been halted, and civil servants have been sent on forced leave en masse. Berkshire Hathaway is preparing to buy OxyChem for $10 billion - one of the largest in recent years. Nvidia broke a record, raising its capitalization above $4.5 trillion thanks to deals with OpenAI and growing spending on AI infrastructure. These and other topics are in our review of the key events for the morning of October 1.

Meta responded to reports about the possible use of Google's AI model in advertising

Strategy Inc

Starbucks Corporation

Donald Trump has imposed stiff duties - 100% on brand-name drugs, 25% on heavy trucks and up to 50% on furniture - as part of a drive to bring manufacturing back to the US. Meta, despite its investment in AI, is discussing using Google's Gemini models to boost its advertising algorithms. Starbucks announced a $1 billion restructuring with the closure of 500 coffee shops and the layoff of 900 employees in an attempt to bring back sales growth. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of September 26.

Highlights for the morning: Anthropic under pressure, Starbucks slashes costs and new US duties

Microsoft Corporation

Google remains "the benchmark in generative AI search" and is "no longer cautious," assured analyst firm MoffettNathanson

Alphabet could become the world's most valuable company, says analyst. What are the chances?

Oracle Corporation

Oracle has returned to a "two-headed" management structure after six years