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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on April 26th, 2024 | 07:00 CEST
HelloFresh, First Hydrogen, Amazon: Growth in the Courier, Express, and Parcel industry
The courier, express, and parcel industry (CEP) is a true growth engine. CEP companies currently employ almost 260,000 people, more than 50% more than ten years ago. Consumers worldwide are increasingly opting for direct deliveries to their homes, whether for food or retail orders. The food company HelloFresh is benefiting from this. The figures from the first quarter of 2024 impress analysts and investors alike. Increasing delivery traffic in cities needs new solutions. This is where First Hydrogen comes into play. The Company focuses on hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles for urban deliveries. The advantage of First Hydrogen's vans is their unbeatable range of over 600 km with just a single refueling. Amazon is also scaling up its food delivery services. In the US, they are enticing Prime subscribers to take advantage of delivery benefits for groceries. This is not at all popular in Europe and violates many consumer laws. We provide the details.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on February 1st, 2024 | 07:00 CET
Amazon, First Hydrogen and Delivery Hero: Future-oriented logistics shares in focus
People worldwide order goods and groceries through digital marketplaces such as Amazon or Delivery Hero. The Corona pandemic, in particular, has caused delivery services and logistics operators to boom. Amazon is presenting its Q4/23 figures today, and analysts expect double-digit sales growth. The industry is changing, with a focus on the mobility of delivery vehicles. Amazon invests in e-cargo bikes in the UK, where the emphasis on greentech is strong. The Company First Hydrogen, with its fuel cell vans (FCEV), has welcomed an exciting new partner in the UK for further test runs with its FCEV, which offers more power and endurance compared to conventional EVs. Additionally, Delivery Hero is undergoing some strategic changes in its portfolio. Learn more about these developments here.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on January 24th, 2024 | 07:30 CET
Amazon, Globex Mining, AMD shares: Commodities on the upswing due to AI and E-commerce boom
Anyone browsing through product descriptions on the Amazon platform in search of the best tool will soon be able to look forward to a new lease of life thanks to artificial intelligence. Amazon is currently testing chats with regenerative AI that answer product-related questions. This requires chip manufacturers such as AMD, which - freshly presented at the CES a few days ago - are now competing with Nvidia's AI GPUs. The increasing demand and growing acceptance of AI is putting commodity exploration companies such as Globex Mining on the radar of investors. Both e-commerce and AI platforms work with rare earths, precious metals and other valuable raw materials, processed in the latest cloud technology and their data centers. Find out where an investment can be worthwhile here.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 29th, 2023 | 07:40 CET
Manuka Resources, Plug Power, Amazon: Precious Metals, Energy, E-Commerce - Which global future trends investors are betting on now
Renewable energy and digital transformation bring companies like Manuka Resources, Plug Power, and Amazon Web Services into focus. While Manuka Resources serves the rising demand for precious metals in the energy transition through mining activities for gold and silver, Plug Power, a pioneer in hydrogen technologies, faces challenges and seeks ways to overcome them. This time, the US government appears to be more of an opponent than an ally for Plug. In North America, Amazon Web Services, as a leader in cloud technology, is advancing Canadian infrastructure with an investment of over USD 17.9 billion. Meanwhile, the AI startup Anthropic, supported by giants like Google and Amazon, is betting on the future of artificial intelligence with ambitious revenue goals by 2024, from which AWS could also benefit. For more detailed insights into these connections, read here.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 7th, 2023 | 07:00 CET
New developments in the healthcare market: Cardiol Therapeutics, Amazon and Bayer shares in focus
Cardiol Therapeutics, a clinical-stage life sciences company focusing on therapies for heart inflammation, has secured a renowned clinic to advance its Phase II MAvERIC-Pilot study. This study, focused on combating recurrent pericarditis, promises to provide sound approaches to improve the quality of life of affected patients. Amazon has been dabbling in the healthcare sector since 2015 and is gradually conquering the telemedicine market. The path to telemedicine for Prime members, through the acquisition of companies such as "One Medical" and "PillPack", poses challenges. In contrast, Bayer is once again caught in the crossfire of legal disputes. The recent glyphosate trial loss before a jury in Philadelphia calls for a strategic realignment. At the same time, Bayer is attempting to provide new impetus in the area of women's health through a partnership in the field of hormonal contraception. Find out which development holds promise here.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 10th, 2023 | 09:15 CET
Healthcare and Logistics in Focus with Amazon, First Hydrogen, Bayer - Where growth is created
Telemedicine is a blessing for anyone lying in bed with a fever and in need of a doctor or medication. Now, 167 million Americans can benefit from it. Amazon rolled out the telemedicine service to all Prime members in the States this week. To ensure that deliveries arrive on time and with as few emissions as possible, First Hydrogen has developed a van that has already successfully passed its test phase in the UK. A range of 630 km can be covered on one hydrogen charge. But that is not all; the Company is planning much more in the field of hydrogen. After sobering figures, Bayer AG is focusing on drastic measures instead of innovations, but these will benefit those who truly do their job. We take a glance at the details.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on October 6th, 2023 | 08:00 CEST
Cantourage Group SE, Amazon, British American Tobacco: Stockpiling between medical innovation and dividend history
The Berlin-based company Cantourage, which specializes in the distribution of medical cannabis, is experiencing promising growth in the booming medical cannabis market. The global market for the plant's medical use is expected to have reached around USD 12.92 billion since 2021 and is projected to grow to USD 23.97 billion by 2028 at an average CAGR of 13.16%. Cantourage continues to expand its strong international distribution network with its innovative Fast Track Access platform. The Company even has a chance to win in the "Most Innovative Business Strategy" category at the 2023 European Small and Midcap Awards in November. Unlike other medical cannabis producers, Cantourage does not grow its own plants. Just as Uber doesn't own cars and AirBnB doesn't own hotels, Cantourage relies on strong distribution power in Healthcare. Healthcare is also attractive to Amazon again. Through mergers and acquisitions involving an online pharmacy and a thriving network of doctors, the US company is now investing in generative AI beyond ChatGPT. Meanwhile, historic dividend king British American Tobacco faces decline and bans.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on September 27th, 2023 | 08:30 CEST
AI shares in focus: C3.ai, Norcom, Amazon - Upgrade at any cost
The implementation of generative artificial intelligence on a large scale has the potential to significantly boost the German economy, according to a study by IW Consult, conducted on behalf of Google. In this context, the comprehensive integration of programs such as ChatGPT by at least half of domestic companies could increase economic output by around EUR 330 billion. This value corresponds to almost 10% of the German gross domestic product of the previous year. This is likely to herald a quantum leap for providers of intelligent software.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on September 21st, 2023 | 07:55 CEST
dynaCERT, Amazon, FREYR Battery - Those who are focused on CO2 reduction and successful at it
At the Fleet Services Expo in Ottawa, dynaCERT will showcase its "Hydrogen-on-Demand" technology. For the first time, dynaCERT is demonstrating its fully functional HydraGEN™ technology on a company-owned Mercedes Sprinter Van, providing environmentally friendly hydrogen power to fleet vehicles in Ontario. This innovative solution reduces CO2 emissions and also lowers operating costs. On the other hand, as the upcoming seasonal business approaches, Amazon is increasing its workforce, most of whom use non-CO2-reducing vehicles to make deliveries in the US. A renowned institute has, therefore, removed Amazon from the CO2 index. Meanwhile, the Norwegian battery manufacturer FREYR Battery is moving to the US. The Company has filed its documents for incorporation in Delaware and sees a lot of benefits for business expansion and shareholders with its US location.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on August 17th, 2023 | 07:10 CEST
Cantourage, Amazon, Bayer: Young entrants soaring, old players in reorientation
The time has finally come in Germany: the federal government has given the green light for the private use of cannabis. Since 2017, doctors in Germany have been allowed to prescribe cannabis as a therapeutic agent. The growing market in this segment has been recognized by the team at Cantourage, which focuses on the medical production of active ingredients from the hemp plant. The leadership of Bayer could use some relief. Analysts at Berenberg Bank have put the Leverkusen-based company's balance sheet through its paces and discovered a few things that have now downgraded Bayer's stock from Buy to Hold. Amazon's Cloud Business takes another step forward. The Company's in-house AI is moving into the documentation of medical health reports. Find out what it is all about here.
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