Google partners with Samsung to launch XR headsets to compete against Apple and Meta.

Google, under Alphabet, has teamed up with Samsung Electronics to enter the mixed reality market, including the launch of a new operating system and headset devices to compete with similar products from Apple and Meta. Based on a "one team" collaboration model, the two companies announced the launch of a version of Google Android tailored for XR, which stands for Extended Reality, encompassing Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies.

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Microsoft, Amazon, Google Among AI Software Winners for 2025: Jefferies

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Institutions: A "new approach" to evaluating the valuation of the US stock market.

Source: CICC Insights Authors: Liu Gang, Wang Zilin Last week, the Nasdaq Index first broke through the 0.02 million point barrier. Although concerns about high valuations and potential economic stagnation following Trump's inauguration remain, the U.S. stock market has continued to rally after the Fed's interest rate cut in September and especially after the November elections, with the three major indices repeatedly reaching new highs. Despite these concerns not reversing the upward trend of U.S. stocks, they have indeed increased alongside the market reaching new heights. So, at the current position, how high is the valuation of U.S. stocks? How high of a valuation level can the current growth and liquidity environment support? How should the valuation issue of U.S. stocks be viewed? In this regard, we take a longitudinal perspective.

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British Regulator Brings First Set of Codes for Tech Firms to Tackle Online Safety

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What Is Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Share Price Doing?

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Broadcom surged 24% last Friday, with a market cap exceeding one trillion! Which company will become the next member of the "one trillion market cap club"?

After Broadcom's market cap exceeded one trillion dollars, there are currently nine companies in the "trillion-dollar market cap club" in the U.S. stock market, namely Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, Google, Meta, Tesla, Broadcom, and Taiwan Semiconductor.

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