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Intel’s Strategic Revamp: CEO Pat Gelsinger’s Bold Plan to Streamline Operations and Cut Costs Investing.com — In a move that could redefine Intel’s future, CEO Pat Gelsinger is preparing to unveil a transformative strategic overhaul aimed at streamlining the company’s operations and slashing costs. This ambitious plan, slated for presentation to the board of directors later this month, underscores Intel’s commitment to reclaiming its competitive edge in the tech industry. Key Elements of the Strategic Overhaul Gelsinger’s blueprint for Intel’s revival includes divesting non-core businesses, with the programmable chip division, Altera, reportedly on the chopping block. This divestiture is part…

By Gabriel Burin A recent Multibagger poll predicts that Brazil’s economy maintained solid growth in the last quarter compared to the first three months of the year, driven by household spending. However, higher imports of goods and services may have dampened the country’s growth, as they exceeded less dynamic exports at the beginning of 2024 due to a recent depreciation in the foreign exchange rate. Analysts forecast that second-quarter gross domestic product figures, set to be released on Tuesday, will show a 0.9% expansion compared to the January-March period, when the economy grew by 0.8%. Barclays economists believe that the…

2024 U.S. Election: Why Investors Shouldn’t Fear Corporate Tax Hikes – Insights from BCA Research Investing.com — As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, investors have reasons to remain calm about potential changes in corporate tax rates, according to leading analysts at BCA Research. Political Landscape Favors Stability in Corporate Tax Rates BCA Research highlights that the anticipated split in Congress will likely prevent any major shifts in fiscal policy, including significant increases in corporate taxes. This political gridlock provides a degree of certainty for investors concerned about the impact of potential tax hikes on their portfolios. Key Projections for…

France’s Manufacturing Sector Contracts at Fastest Pace Since January, HCOB France Manufacturing PMI Drops to 43.9 in August In a recent survey by S&P Global, France’s manufacturing activity saw a sharp decline in August, with the HCOB France Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dropping slightly to 43.9 from 44.0 in July. This indicates a contraction in the sector, as any reading below 50 signals a decline. Economist Norman Liebke from Hamburg Commercial Bank AG commented on the situation, noting that the state of the French manufacturing sector is deteriorating. The recent drop in output and new orders suggests that what…

Saudi Arabia Stocks Dip Amid Sectoral Downturn: Key Insights for Investors Investing.com – In a volatile session, Saudi Arabian stocks closed lower on Monday, primarily driven by declines in major sectors. The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) slid by 0.18%, as the market grappled with mixed performance across various industries. Top Performers of the Day Saudi Cable Company (TADAWUL: 2110) emerged as the standout performer, rocketing 9.87% to close at 75.70 SAR. This surge can be attributed to the company’s robust quarterly earnings and optimistic future prospects. Saudi Automotive Services Co. (TADAWUL: 4050) also experienced significant gains, rising 7.16% to…

Breaking News: Russia’s Central Bank Set to Raise Interest Rates to Combat Inflation – Analysts Predict 7% Inflation Rate for 2024 In a recent Multibagger poll, analysts have predicted that Russia’s central bank will increase its benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points to 19% at its upcoming meeting on Sept. 13. This move is aimed at tackling inflation and cooling down the overheated economy. The consensus forecast also suggests that annual inflation is expected to end 2024 at 7%, slightly higher than the previous forecast of 6.9%. The central bank is looking to keep inflation in check by aiming…

By Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON (Multibagger) – Uncover the mystery behind Russia’s new nuclear-powered missile with an almost unlimited range, the 9M370 Burevestnik, known as the SSC-X-9 Skyfall by NATO, touted by President Vladimir Putin as “invincible.” Discover the potential deployment site of this strategic weapon, its test record, and the risks it poses to global security. Analysis: Russia’s development and deployment of the Burevestnik missile at a site near Moscow signify a significant shift in global nuclear capabilities. Despite its checkered past and design limitations, the missile’s unique features pose a threat to international security, raising concerns among experts about…

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Tesla’s China-Made EV Sales Surge: What This Means for Investors and the Future of Electric Vehicles BEIJING (Multibagger) – In an impressive display of market strength, Tesla’s (NASDAQ: TSLA) China-made electric vehicle sales saw a 3% year-on-year increase in August, according to the latest data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). This growth is further underscored by a significant 17% rise in deliveries of the Model 3 and Model Y from the previous month. Meanwhile, Tesla’s primary competitor in the Chinese market, BYD (SZ: 002594), continues to dominate with its Dynasty and Ocean series of EVs and plug-in hybrids.…

By Maria Martinez BERLIN (Multibagger) – The downturn in Germany’s manufacturing sector, which accounts for about a fifth of Europe’s biggest economy, continued to gather pace in August, a survey showed on Monday. The HCOB final Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for German manufacturing fell to 42.4 in August from 43.2 in July, above a preliminary flash estimate of 42.1 but remaining below the 50 level that separates growth from contraction. “August saw an even steeper drop in incoming orders, killing off any hope for a quick bounce back,” said Cyrus de la Rubia, chief economist at Hamburg Commercial Bank. An…