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By Brenda León QuantumScape on Monday said it named Siva Sivaram president, effective Sept. 11. The San Jose, Calif., lithium metal batteries manufacturing...

Economists expect to see a gain of 200,000 nonfarm payrolls in the Labor Department's July jobs report coming out Friday, following a 209,000 increase in June.

There has been a lot of speculation about a possible Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti graphics card, but it might not be happening. This is not a bad thing.

Shares of Seagate Technology, Western Digital and Micron Technology shares are all trading sharply higher as spending on AI-related hardware accelerates.

Datadog and Snowflake were among software names falling after Microsoft offered measured commentary on its cloud business.

It appears that gamers who are eager to play Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on PC may have to play without ray tracing if they're using an AMD GPU.

It also forecast full year sales of $3.8 billion to $4 billion. The keyboard-maker, whose products also include mobile speakers, webcams and computer mice, said its sales in the three months to end of June fell 16% to $974 million. After seeing a big jump in sales during the COVID-19 pandemic as people equipped their home offices with the latest keyboards and peripherals, Logitech has been bracing itself for a downturn this year.

By Denny Jacob Xerox shares rose 7.4% to $16.65 following better-than-expected adjusted earnings and raised 2023 guidance. Shares, which are up 14% on the...

Shares of GE, 3M, Raytheon, Spotify and Tupperware were among Tuesday's bigger movers on Tuesday.

The specialty glass maker's overall growth remains soft.