Nothing’s Android-based Phone 3. London-based consumer tech startup Nothing has raised $200 million and vowed to usher in a new generation of “AI-native” devices running on operating systems that “are significantly different from the ones Read more…
Nothing’s Android-based Phone 3. London-based consumer tech startup Nothing has raised $200 million and vowed to usher in a new generation of “AI-native” devices running on operating systems that “are significantly different from the ones Read more…
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Germany’s ZEW Economic Sentiment index rose more than expected in September, climbing from 34.7 to 37.3 against forecasts of 25.0. The improvement highlights growing optimism among financial market experts, particularly toward export-oriented sectors. However, Current Read more…
Eurozone industrial production rose 0.3% mom in July, missing expectations of a 0.5% mom gain. Output was supported by intermediate goods (+0.5%), capital goods (+1.3%), and consumer goods, with durable and non-durable production up 1.1% Read more…
Microsoft is rolling out a new aggregated gaming library inside its Xbox PC app today on Windows. The updated app will now list games from Steam, Battle.net, and other PC storefronts — making it a Read more…
Microsoft is rolling out a new aggregated gaming library inside its Xbox PC app today on Windows. The updated app will now list games from Steam, Battle.net, and other PC storefronts — making it a Read more…
Microsoft is rolling out a new aggregated gaming library inside its Xbox PC app today on Windows. The updated app will now list games from Steam, Battle.net, and other PC storefronts — making it a Read more…
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The USD/JPY pair fell for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, with the Japanese yen strengthening to around 147.19 JPY per US dollar. The move reflects broad-based USD weakness and growing expectations of imminent Federal Read more…