From a three way battle for stock supremacy to a
public rebuke for the Toyota boss. This is the
week in numbers over$3.3 trillion was the market value
of NVIDIA by Tuesday making it the world's most valuable
firm. But the A I chip champions soon dropped
back to second place behind Microsoft amid a fierce battle
for the crown. Recent weeks have also seen Apple
take top spot at times$215 million is the record
fine sought by France's Finance Ministry for Car Four.
It says the supermarket giant did deals with franchise stores
that were skewed in its favor something the firm denies
72% was the proportion of Toyota shareholders who voted to
re elect chairman Akio Toyoda, grandson of the firm's
founder. That's actually the lowest ever figure and will
be seen as a rebuke for the boss amid a
spate of scandals at the Japanese auto giant. 36%
was the opening jump for shares in Sydney based Mexican
food chain, Guzman y Gomez. It was Australia's
biggest IPO of the year. But critics question whether
the firm can deliver the rapid expansion. It has
promised and up to$10 billion is the estimated pile
of liabilities at us. V maker Fisker, which
filed for bankruptcy this week. The firm has burned
through cash with its electric suvs proving glitch prone a
global slowdown in ev demand and a price war sparked
by Tesla probably didn't help either.