Qualcomm to Provide Apple 5G Modems Through 2026

Qualcomm said it would provide Apple with its 5G smartphone modems through 2026.

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GSK Announces Independent Consumer Healthcare, Haleon

GSK has unveiled its new consumer health unit called Haelon. Haleon will debut as a standalone company later this year. Katie Williams, U.S. chief marketing officer at GSK, joined Cheddar News to discuss.

Stocks Surge on Friday, Dow Ends Day 800+ Points Higher

Jeffrey Kleintop, Chief Global Investment Strategist for Charles Schwab, says clarity on sanctions is driving the markets higher despite the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Transphorm Begins Trading on Nasdaq, Looks to Disrupt Market with Gallium Nitride

Primit Parikh, Founder and COO of Transphorm, discusses how his company's utilization of gallium nitride semiconductors will prove to be a difference-maker in various sectors ranging from EVs to 5G.

E11EVEN Partners Sees Success in Crypto Initiatives as It Builds Luxury High-Rises

Gino LoPinto, Operating Partner at E11EVEN Partners, discusses what E11EVEN Residences Beyond will have in store for potential buyers, and says his company has seen great success accepting crypto at both the E11EVEN Hotel & Residences and the E11EVEN nightclub so far.

Logistics Technology Company Veho Raises $170 Million to Revolutionize Package Delivery

Veho bills itself as a next-day parcel delivery platform. The startup recently announced a $170 million Series B round led by Tiger Global. Veho has a focus on last-mile delivery, which deals with getting packages from fulfillment centers to a customer's door. The company says it partners with e-commerce brands to provide them with a tech-forward and customer-centric delivery option. Itamar Zur, co-founder and CEO of Veho, joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell to discuss.

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Focusing on Big Tech Stocks Amid Market Volatility as Russia Invades Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent the stock markets into a frenzy for the end of the week. Managing Director of Equity Research at Wedbush Securities, Dan Ives joined Cheddar News to discuss the shifts he expects for the stock market going forward. "It's going to be volatile. Put on the seat belts. I think we'll look back six, nine months. This was an opportunity, not the time to sell, especially some of the high quality names within tech — Microsoft, Apple leading the charge," he said.

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