Intel facing class-action lawsuit over 7nm delay
A law firm has launched a securities fraud investigation
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AMD's share price jumps above Intel's for first time since 2006
Intel's 7nm delay is good news for AMD
Mark Zuckerberg is $7 billion poorer as more companies join Facebook ad boycott
Coca-Cola is the latest firm to suspend social media advertising
Nintendo shares jump as Covid-19 gaming explosion continues
Total Switch sales are predicted to reach 75 million units next year
Microsoft briefly became a $1 trillion company, could do it again
Thanks to a positive quarterly earnings report
Samsung shares fall following reports of Galaxy Fold issues, company is investigating
It's not a Note 7-level disaster, yet
Activision and EA bosses appear on 'most overpaid CEOs' list
Despite both companies laying off workers recently
Jeff Bezos could hand half his Amazon shares to MacKenzie Bezos following their divorce
She could gain one of the largest stakes in the company
Twitter shares fall after company is labeled "the Harvey Weinstein of social media"
Following an Amnesty International report
Mark Zuckerberg's worth falls by $15 billion after a year of Facebook controversies
Yet he's still the world's sixth-richest person
Nvidia shares lose half their value, Softbank looks to sell up
Nvidia isn't having a festive holiday season
Nvidia's share price plummets in wake of cryptocurrency crash
The company has been left with excess stock
AMD stock falls 22% on back of missed Q3 targets, disappointing Q4 outlook
Partly due to the declining cryptomining market
Ubisoft averts hostile takeover bid by Vivendi
The studio has seen 400-percent growth in the last three years
Nintendo share prices tumble after yesterday's lackluster E3 Direct
Turns out scheduling and covering an eSports tournament during your press conference is not such a good idea
Tesla shareholders to vote on whether or not to remove Elon Musk as chairman
Musk would remain as CEO, but one shareholder wants an independent chairman
Snapchat shares fall after Rihanna slams company for ad "shaming" domestic violence victims
The ad asked if you would rather slap Rihanna or punch Chris Brown
