Stay up to date with free updates Simply sign up for the Chinese Business & Finance myFT Digest – straight to your inbox. Alibaba boss Eddie Wu has strengthened his hold on the sprawling tech conglomerate, reshuffling management again to take direct control of its core e-commerce business as the company loses market share to … [Read more…]
BlackRock, Nasdaq and SEC met regarding Bitcoin ETF – CoinDesk
Representatives from BlackRock (BLK), Nasdaq and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) met for the second time in a month to discuss rule changes required for the listing of the Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF), a published Memo. “The discussion concerned NASDAQ Stock Market LLC’s proposed rule change regarding the listing and trading of shares … [Read more…]
iPhone 12 Pro: This famous Apple smartphone is available for less than 500 euros – Futura
The iPhone 12 Pro will be offered on Cdiscount as part of an exceptional promotion a few days before the holidays. This is the opportunity to purchase a refurbished, high-performance Apple smartphone in excellent condition without breaking the bank. Cdiscount is ending the year with a bang and is offering the refurbished iPhone 12 Pro … [Read more…]
Electric scooter company Bird files for bankruptcy – TechCrunch
Photo credit: Philippe Lopez/Getty Images Bird has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, capping a turbulent year for the electric scooter company. In a press release today, Bird confirmed that the company had initiated a “financial restructuring process to strengthen its balance sheet” and that the company was continuing to operate as usual to pursue “long-term, … [Read more…]
The world's first wooden satellite is ready for launch in 2024 and China has nothing to do with this new project – jeuxvideo.com
News JVTech The world’s first wooden satellite is ready for launch in 2024, and China has nothing to do with this new project Published on December 20, 2023 at 11:05 a.m Share: Does a wooden satellite seem unlikely to you? And yet it is the latest creation of NASA, which has teamed up with the … [Read more…]
UK inflation rate falls more than expected to 3.9% in November –
LONDON, UK – September 2021: People seen eating al fresco in Soho in London in September 2021. SOPA images | LightRocket | Getty Images LONDON – Inflation in the United Kingdom fell more than expected, reaching 3.9% in November, the lowest annual level since September 2021. Economists polled by Portal had expected the overall consumer … [Read more…]
How did iGaming integrate artificial intelligence (AI) – BLOG – estrieplus.com
Nowadays, artificial intelligence is becoming a tool that is widely used in many industries. This saves valuable time in many processes. As one can imagine, this has not escaped the attention of the iGaming industry, which has understood very well how AI could benefit them. In this publication we will see with you how artificial … [Read more…]
European Bonds and Stocks Gain on Rate Cut Bets: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) — European stocks rose and bond yields across the euro area fell on Wednesday as worsening economic data and easing inflation underscored expectations for interest rate cuts next year. Most read by Bloomberg Germany’s 10-year government bond yield fell below 2% for the first time in nine months after a report showed producer prices … [Read more…]
Just today the excellent Google Pixel 8 is available at a great price – Frandroid
Compared to its predecessor, the Google Pixel 8 had a higher price when it was released, which earned it some criticism. Fortunately, this offer corrects the situation as it drops from the original 799 euros to 579 euros. The Google Pixel 8 // Source: Chloé Pertuis for Frandroid If you’re looking for an excellent camera … [Read more…]
UK inflation rate falls more than expected to 3.9% in November –
On a month-on-month basis, headline CPI fell 0.2%, compared to a consensus forecast of a 0.1% increase. The core CPI – which excludes volatile food, energy, alcohol and tobacco prices – came in at 5.1% annually, well below the forecast of 5.6%. According to the Office for National Statistics, the largest downward contributions came from … [Read more…]