Analysts say that the 2021 holiday shopping season could be harmed by out-of-stock goods and shipping delays. As we know, the recent floods in Europe and China are worsening already strained global supply chains. Western Europe and China’s Henan province are trying to cope with the result of devastating floods. Remarkably, Western Europe and China …
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According to the latest news, Zoom agreed to pay $86 million and strengthen its security practices to settle a lawsuit. The lawsuit accused the firm that it violated users’ privacy rights by sharing personal data with Google, Facebook and LinkedIn. Moreover, it accused Zoom of letting hackers disrupt Zoom meetings in a practice called Zoombombing. …
European stock markets are opening marginally lower Monday. Remarkably, investors keep a wary eye on the oil market, following clues that China’s economic recovery may be slowing. The DAX futures contract in Germany dipped by 0.2%. Meanwhile, CAC 40 futures in France fell 0.1%, while the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. slipped 0.1%. …
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According to the latest report, last year, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese consumers spent less on daily necessities from foreign brands. Meanwhile, a report showed that people in smaller cities were more willing to spend than those in large ones. The study revealed growth in an economy that was already slowing its expansion before COVID. …
The leaders of the G-7, a group of the world’s largest advanced economies, issued a joint statement on Sunday. It promised to enact measure on coronavirus, China and global corporate tax. After meeting, the leaders pledged to secure 1 billion more vaccine doses over the next 12 months directly or via the World Health Organization’s …
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We all know that inflation is driving up prices of items; however, Walmart announced it is putting more of its merchandise on sale. Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner announced Tuesday that the firm had around 30% more discounts in stores in the first quarter than the same period a year ago. He stated it plans …
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As we know, investors around the world fret over inflation. However, analysts say that China’s central bank faces more problems than increasing prices to worry about. Central banks worldwide have kept monetary policies easy and interest rates lower in a bid in order to support growth in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic last year. …
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On Friday, a Hong Kong official announced that travel bubble between Hong Kong and Singapore set to open on May 26 is likely to be delayed. Notably, it would be the second time the plan to allow visits between the cities has been postponed. The bubble among two of Asia’s leading financial hubs, which have …
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A bigger-than-anticipated rise in U.S. consumer prices has put investors on high alert for more signs of inflationary pressure that could push the Federal Reserve toward increasing interest rates. Several investors announced the consumer price index report released on May 12 was not enough to prompt the Fed to reverse its course. However, the news, …
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As users were complaining about Chrome’s memory storage, the company has tried to work on this problem and bring improvements to Chrome 89. According to some sources, the browser’s memory usage is assumed to have a new look on Mac, Windows, and Android. The giant company says that the Chrome 89 was built to make …
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Ireland temporarily stopped the use of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on March 14. This is following a report from Norway of patients developing blood clots post-inoculation. On March 14, the Norwegian Medicines Agency announced four new cases of severe blood clotting in adults after taking the vaccine. Furthermore, the Irish National Immunization Advisory Committee (NIAC) …
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Windows 10’s look has remained intact for the last few years, with just a few tweaks. However, according to the latest news, Microsoft is finally updating the appearance of its desktop OS. On tap are a new News and Information panel and a modified set of system icons. Significantly, they’re currently available to a subset …
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang announced on March 5 at an annual parliamentary meeting that China has set a growth target of more than 6% for 2021. Significantly, that’s the country’s most important political event of the year. The country reported GDP growth of 2.3% in 2020, the only major economy to expand amid the COVID-19 …
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According to the latest news, in China, police made 80 arrests at a factory allegedly making a fake vaccine. Three Chinese citizens and a Zambian were arrested at a Gauteng warehouse, with ampoules containing 2,400 doses. On Thursday, the European Union’s crime agency Europol issued a warning about fake online vaccines. According to Europol spokesperson Jan Op …
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In 2018, Elon Musk stated that the first-ever tourist on the moon would be Japanese skateboarding, drumming, art collecting billionaire Yasaku Maezawa, who will be making the journey in 2023. According to the latest news, he’s taking applications for those who are willing to join him. Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa said he is selecting eight …
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