Fears of coronavirus have sent a shudder through financial markets, dampening enthusiasm for dealmaking and leading to a 31% drop in the volume of acquisitions involving British companies, according to Refinitiv data.
As the coronavirus pandemic pushes the global economy into unchartered territory, the semiconductor market is sizing up the impact of a potential downturn.
As the era of the Internet of Things (IoT) rapidly approaches, connectivity is becoming the biggest driver of semiconductor growth, and Wi-Fi 6 looks set to take the lion’s share.
Over the past twenty years, HR software has been reshaped by cloud, data analytics, and mobile apps.
In the biggest deal by a US bank since the financial crisis, Morgan Stanley is acquiring discount stock broker E*Trade. The $13 billion deal will give the Wall Street bank a platform for serving everyday investors.
Demand for makers of artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) chips is driving a resurgence in the semiconductor market.
ERP vendors were one of the most sought-after acquisition targets of 2019, and appear to be equally in demand in 2020.
The development of ultra-wideband (UWB) chips is driving growth in the Indoor Positioning market, which is widely predicted to expand at double-digit rates over the next few years.
As children spend more of their time in the digital world, companies that can shield them from inappropriate content are seeing rapid growth, and catching the attention of tech giants.
Until now, the cyber insurance market has been held back by what seems to be a constantly evolving threat. But as cybercrime grows, insurers are developing more sophisticated ways to model the risks.
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