EU Commission to intervene in tech, carmakers' patent dispute.
- The European Commission plans to step into the patent dispute between #tech companies and carmakers, a move that the share prices in both sectors have ignored.
- As central banks and governments combat the damage from the #COVID-19 pandemic, plentiful liquidity has lifted assets from emerging currencies and junk #bonds to #Bitcoin.
- Wall Street’s main indexes edged lower as soaring coronavirus cases and an unexpected rise in weekly jobless claims raised fears of stalling growth in the world’s largest economy.
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