trivago N.V. has filed an antitrust damages claim against Google in Germany, accusing Google of favoring its own hotel metasearch service in search results to the detriment of competitors like trivago. The claim, covering 2014 to 2025, seeks monetary damages and data disclosure, citing EU and German competition laws including the 2017 EU Commission ruling against Google for similar conduct. trivago argues this behavior has harmed its growth and competition in the travel market. The case follows recent legal clarifications and ongoing EU investigations into Google's practices under the Digital Markets Act. The outcome remains uncertain, and trivago expects significant legal costs.
Moody's Corporation reported an 8.1% revenue increase and 7.8% EPS growth in Q1 2026, supported by strong global bond issuance and debt refinancing. The company leverages strategic acquisitions and AI integration to sustain growth, with 17 consecutiv...
ZenaTech's subsidiary ZenaDrone is beginning to schedule live demonstrations of its drone technology for U.S. government defense agencies, marking a key step from testing to market readiness. Initial demos will feature the IQ Nano indoor drone, with ...
Charles Schwab announced record second-quarter results with $7.07 billion in revenue and $1.62 adjusted EPS, a 42% increase year-over-year. The company added 1.4 million new brokerage accounts and $120 billion in net new assets, signaling strong clie...
D.R. Horton reported strong quarterly earnings with an EPS of $3.20 and revenue of $9.23 billion, both exceeding analyst expectations. The results were driven by a 4% increase in home-closing volumes, totaling nearly 24,000 homes, along with contribu...
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced a $6 million grant competition to fund the Women’s Business Center (WBC) Modernization Initiative. This initiative aims to expand statewide support networks for women entrepreneurs in eight state...
