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  • by Vention Stands Out for its Award-Winning Software Development Services in a Strong Start to 2023
  • Jun 06, 2023
Vention Stands Out for its Award-Winning Software Development Services in a Strong Start to 2023

The software engineering leader brings innovative solutions and an empowering work culture amid global market conditions

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Arm is a British semiconductor and software design company based in Cambridge, England.
  • by MediaTek agrees to utilise new smartphone technology Arm releases
  • May 29, 2023
MediaTek agrees to utilise new smartphone technology Arm releases

Taiwanese smartphone chip maker MediaTek Inc (2454.TW) announced Monday that it will use new semiconductor technology from Arm Ltd for its next-generation product.

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Millennium bcp's profit nearly triple in Portugal.

The largest publicly traded bank in Portugal, Millennium bcp (BCP.LS), reported on Monday that stringent cost controls and rising interest rates were to blame for a 90.5% increase in first-quarter consolidated net profit.

Westpac sees a profit increase, but abandons its cost-cutting goal as inflation increases

Australia's Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AX) on Monday dropped a cost-cutting goal, blaming inflation, but after easily exceeding first-half profit projections, investors drove the stock higher.

As rate increases hurt margins, Australia's ANZ looks beyond housing.

As profits from its institutional arm surpassed those from its home lending division on Friday, Australian lender ANZ Banking Group Ltd (ANZ.AX) announced that it was expanding beyond the competitive residential mortgage market.

First Republic Bank's assets will be sold to JP Morgan after a U.S. regulator seizes it.

In what is the third significant U.S. bank failure in two months, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) said on Monday that it had closed First Republic Bank (FRC.N) and reached an agreement to sell its assets to JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) and National Association.

Deutsche Bank will pay $511 million to acquire institutional brokerage Numis.

As the German company strengthens ties with the UK corporate customer segment, Numis Corp (NUM.L), a London-based institutional stockbroker and corporate advisor, stated on Friday that it will be acquired by it for around 410 million pounds ($511.2 million).