Netflix proves once again that it is the leader among streaming platforms as it closes out 2024 with robust results. With a record number of new subscribers, it reached a milestone that hasn't been surpassed since the start of the pandemic, which also led to all-time highs for its stock.* But the company isn't standing still. Through exclusive content, live sports broadcasts and ambitious targets, it is showing that it is forging a path into the future with determination.
The U.S. banking sector closed 2024 with strong results, as JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs reported quarterly earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations. These results reflect last year's market recovery after previous declines. Future prospects are surrounded by optimism, although some risks remain.
Mercedes-Benz is making a significant step in enhancing its in-car technologies by expanding its collaboration with Google Cloud. This strategic alliance focuses on integrating Google’s state-of-the-art technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities into Mercedes vehicles. Despite facing challenges in the market, including declining sales and stricter emission regulations, the automaker remains committed to innovation.
Global markets are bracing for Donald Trump's entry into the U.S. presidency, increasing uncertainty and triggering selloffs in government bonds, with yields reaching their highest levels in decades in some cases. The greatest risk lies in the potential imposition of tariffs on imports to the U.S., a development that divides economists' opinions. However, European stocks may finally have a chance to break through next year.[1]
The company continues to set the pace in technological innovations, shifting its focus from the virtual world to the real one. With new AI models, Nvidia has demonstrated its ability to create realistic simulations of the physical world, allowing robots to better understand their environment. The company also continues to strengthen its presence in the gaming industry.
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