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Apple's iPhone 15 proves to be more Pro than not with user-facing upgrades like Dynamic Island, 48MP camera, and USB-C. After three months of use, it stands as the best choice for most...
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We look at the current state of the market, highlighting the poor performance of certain sectors and the dominance of Nvidia in tech. Click here to read more...
Continue ReadingAlphabet stock has too much optionality and is too good to pass up right now...
Continue ReadingThe electric-vehicle maker is looking to hire a public policy expert to work in the Nordics region–defined as Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland...
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The stock has been on a tear so far this year, but it could be just the beginning...
Continue ReadingTapestry is trying to build a high-end fashion powerhouse, but it has also started selling bags from its most successful business on Amazon...
Continue ReadingThe world is on the cusp of a computing revolution based on quantum mechanics – the theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the level of atoms and subatomic particles. Quantum science has also been explained by a U.S. government scientist as the “rules that describe how really small things behave.” Richard Feynman, the late theoretical physicist, Nobel laureate and pioneer of quantum computing, described the field as “peculiar and mysterious to everyone – both to the novice and the experienced physicist,” because it is so different to how people experience and perceive the behavior and properties of larger objects...
Continue ReadingNot every stock has had a strong end to the year...
Continue ReadingThe European Commission on Thursday said it had asked technology giants Apple and Google to clarify their risk management regarding their online platforms for purchasing apps under new regulation known as the Digital Services Act (DSA). "The Commission is requesting the providers of these services to provide more information on how they have diligently identified any systemic risks concerning the App Store and Google Play", the EU executive said in a statement...
Continue ReadingPARIS (Reuters) -The European Commission on Thursday said it had asked technology giants Apple and Google to clarify their risk management regarding their online platforms for purchasing apps under new regulation known as the Digital Services Act (DSA). "The Commission is requesting the providers of these services to provide more information on how they have diligently identified any systemic risks concerning the App Store and Google Play", the EU executive said in a statement...
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