Qualcomm said it would provide Apple with its 5G smartphone modems through 2026.
Share:
More In Business
Stocks Close Higher, Bond Yields Reach Pre-Pandemic High
Technology companies and banks led stocks higher on Wall Street Tuesday, more than making up the market’s losses a day earlier.
Spotify CEO Says Canceling Joe Rogan Isn't 'the Answer'
Spotify’s CEO says that while he condemned podcaster Joe Rogan’s use of racial slurs, he doesn't believe that cutting ties with the popular personality is the answer.
Last Trading Day of January Left A Volatile Month in its Wake
The last trading day of January ended one of the most rocky months for the markets in nearly two years. Dan Russo, Portfolio Manager and Director of Research, at Potomac Fund Management explains what happened in January, and what to expect for February.
Cloud Leads the Way As Alphabet Investors Look Towards Alphabet Earnings
Just ahead of Google parent company Alphabet reporting its fourth quarter earnings, investors are keeping an eye on revenue from its cloud services, which has been a major area of development recently as well as its ad revenue. Adam Lampe, CEO and Co-Founder of Mint Wealth Management explains why the cloud may be the future for Alphabet.
Elevated Black Unemployment Rate Speaks to Racial Wealth Gap in U.S.
Kristin Myers, Editor-in-Chief at The Balance, joined Cheddar News to preview the January jobs report, and to break down the racial disparity in employment numbers in the U.S.
January Jobs Reports Brings Surprise to Markets Ahead of Inflation Numbers
The January jobs report saw really strong jobs numbers coming out of that well above what analysts expected. John Traynor, Executive Vice President and Chief Investment Officer at People's United Advisors explains what such a positive report could mean for the markets in both the long and short term and whether or not this could be a turning point for the labor market.
Amazon, Apple Subscription Bundles Could Be 'Great Fit' for Possible Peloton Acquisition
After weeks of bad news about Peloton, reports indicate that the at-home fitness giant might find itself getting acquired. Doug Astrop, managing partner at Exponential Investment Partners, joined Wake Up With Cheddar to discuss the possibility that Amazon, Nike, and Apple might be showing interest in buying the subscription-based business, whose shares have plummeted near 80 percent in the past year. "At some point everybody hits the limit on how many monthly fees they want to pay, how many subscriptions they want to have," said Astrop. "And you know, you've got Netflix, you got Amazon Prime, you got Spotify — I mean there's there's endless people who want you to pay a monthly fee. So, if you can be part of these bundles, it can really be advantageous for everybody."
Watching the Fed After January's Impressive Jobs Report
With no end to inflation in sight, the Fed was likely on edge prior to awaiting the latest January jobs numbers, which are likely to be yet another issue on Fed Chair Powell's already over crowded plate. The jobs report also coming just days after America's national debt hit a huge milestone -- passing 30 trillion dollars for the first time ever. Kathryn Rooney Vera, Head of Research & Strategy at Bulltick explains the amount of pressure that fed is under as it tries to whip the economy back into shape.
A Look at What Makes a Successful Super Bowl Ad
Jon Evans, chief marketing officer at System1 Group, joins Cheddar News to discuss the key to creating a great Super Bowl ad.
