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Canoo Inc. (NASDAQ:GOEV) shares are trading lower in the premarket session on Thursday. The company is grappling with major financial challenges, leading to the furlough of 82 employees and the temporary shutdown of its factories in Oklahoma. The move comes as the electric vehicle manufacturer works to secure the necessary capital to continue its operations. Canoo is currently in advanced discussions with multiple capital sources but acknowledges the tough decision to furlough staff, particularl

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The S&P 500 suffered its biggest post-Fed decision slide on record Wednesday.

PizzaExpress is partnering with franchising group Purple Square for the expansion.

This marks a return to the kiosk space for Coen, which previously offered self-checkout technology via now-defunct checkout tech company Grabango.

Some on Wall Street see artificial intelligence-driven demand poised to push sales of Broadcom's chips to fresh highs, powering its stock higher in 2025. But others are more cautious—in the near term, at least.

(Bloomberg) -- After falling off their perch in the last few months of 2024, European healthcare stocks head into a new year facing the jeopardy of US politics and high-stakes trial results for new drugs.Most Read from BloombergNYPD Car Chases Are Becoming More Frequent — and More DangerousDakar’s Air Quality Plummets as Saharan Dust Descends on SenegalKey for investors will be clarity on American healthcare policy after president-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of health officials, including a

A new antibody from Merck would join a market teeming with new entries, but plenty of regulatory and financial uncertainty.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The dollar flirted with a two-year peak on Thursday after the Federal Reserve signalled a slower pace of rate cuts in 2025, while the yen slid after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) stood pat on rates and offered few clues on its monetary outlook. The BOJ kept interest rates steady earlier in the day, as expected, sending the yen down as much as 0.3%. The Japanese currency then extended losses to weaken past the 156 per dollar level for the first time in a month as BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda spoke in a post-meeting press conference that kicked off at 0630 GMT.