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The UBS survey shows that the majority of people still prefer Nike to other athletic wear brands. UBS considers Nike clothing to be the most suitable for sports activities. Thus, the brand, despite its many years of existence, continues to gain popularity and increase influence around the world.

The Alphabet company activated the first local cloud region for Israel, thereby making this service accessible to the country’s government and military structures. It’s expected that implementation of the technology will contribute to Israel’s economic growth and increase in jobs.

Pfizer Inc. expects to roughly quadruple the price of its COVID-19 vaccine, according to Pfizer CEO Angela Lukin.

Ahead of Apple’s earnings report for the fourth quarter, Morgan Stanley analysts confirmed the “overweight” rating on the company’s stock and a target price of $177 per share. It’s expected that the technological giant will exceed Wall Street analysts expectations for the previous quarter.

Employment rates in Australia have almost stopped, while the unemployment rate has remained unchanged. This would suggest that the Reserve Bank would remain on the sidelines of global policy tightening.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, said that the new version of the advanced driver assistance system or “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) still hasn't received approval from the relevant authorities, because the authorities don’t believe in the possibility of driving a car without the direct presence of a person.

Philip Morris International Inc. made the "best and final" offer for Swedish Match, chewing tobacco maker.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (FRB) Chairman Charles Evans expects the Fed's course of monetary tightening to be sufficient to lower inflation in the U.S. Last week’s report on consumer prices turned out to be worse than experts forecasted.

The companies have announced an expansion of their partnership and the addition of many thousands of Nvidia chips to accelerate AI-related computational work in the Oracle cloud.

Due to the fact that the market has not reacted to the actions taken by US President Joe Biden to curb the rise in energy prices that have fueled inflation, oil continues to rise.