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Apple's incoming CEO, John Ternus, is poised to shift the company's massive cash strategy, potentially mirroring Steve Jobs' focus on product development over Tim Cook's shareholder-centric approach. The company is abandoning its 'net cash neutral' policy, signaling a move towards aggressive investments in acquisitions, R&D, and AI infrastructure, while buybacks may become less frequent.

Earlier this year, Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTS) announced its plan to return return $3.4 billion to its shareholders over the next two years through share repurchase and dividends.

AMD has announced a new $6 billion stock buyback program, increasing its total repurchase authorization to $10 billion. This decision reflects the board's confidence in AMD's growth prospects and ability to generate strong free cash flow. Despite a recent stock increase, AMD's year-to-date performance lags behind competitors amid AI market competition and broader sector pressures.

Digital payments platform PhonePe on Friday announced a buyback of employee stock options (ESOPs) worth Rs 135 crore. The buyback offer follows a three-tier model, based on seniority, a statement said.

Apple's shares declined by 5% following a $10 billion reduction in its stock buyback program and a $900 million cost impact due to US-China trade tensions. CEO Tim Cook cited uncertainties from US tariff policies as the reason for this cautious approach. Despite narrowly beating revenue expectations, Apple forecasts modest growth and is diversifying its supply chain away from China.

The regulator is likely to make it mandatory for companies to buy back at least 50% of the proposed offer and if a firm fails to do so, it may have to forfeit 2.5% of the money earmarked for the buyback.

Nvidia and AMD shares soared following significant AI partnerships in the Middle East and AMD's stock buyback initiative. Saudi Arabia's $10 billion AI push, coupled with growing demand from the UAE, is driving growth. This shift offsets previous concerns about competition from China, bolstering investor confidence in the chipmakers' future.

With this, the food-tech startup has become one of the youngest internet startups in the country to make the offer.

OnePlus users reporting various issues with the smartphone because of a newly discovered bug

Flipkart has announced a $50 million employee stock buyback plan for approximately 7,000-7,500 employees as it prepares for a potential IPO filing next year. Employees can liquidate up to 5% of vested stock options at $174.32 per option, with disbursal in August 2025.

Microsoft has launched a $60 billion share buyback program and raised its quarterly dividend by 10%. The tech giant plans to boost investments in AI infrastructure, even as Azure cloud business growth slows. Microsoft's annual shareholders meeting is scheduled for December 10.

Infosys' largest-ever share buyback, valued at Rs 18,000 crore, commenced today and will conclude on November 26. Shareholders approved the repurchase of up to 10 crore shares at ₹1,800 each, with a reserved quota for small shareholders. Promoters will not participate in this buyback.

TCS share buyback: Approximately 6.15 million shares, equivalent to 15% of the buyback, are reserved for small shareholders with holdings valued below Rs 2 lakh on the yet-to-be-announced record date.

Samsung Electronics has announced a $7.17 billion share buyback program, its first since 2017. This move comes after the company's shares plummeted to a four-year low earlier this week. The buyback aims to bolster shareholder value following a disappointing quarterly profit, attributed to lagging AI chip supply to Nvidia.

China’s unprecedented crackdown on its technology industry has turned Tencent Holdings Ltd from a market darling into the world’s biggest stock loser this month. The Chinese Internet giant had tumbled 23% in July as of Wednesday, set for its worst month ever after erasing about $170 billion of market value.

MUMBAI: Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) on Thursday announced a bonus issue, with its shareholders getting one share for every share held.

Outsourcing industry has seen a steady dip in growth recently. Nasscom has cut it's growth target for fiscal 2017 to 8-10% from 10-12% for the same year.

New Delhi, Jun 10 () The board of media and entertainment firm Eros International Monday announced a share repurchase program worth up to USD 20 million (approx Rs 138.86 crore) on the New York Stock Exchange.