Apple TV dropped the Plus because everyone was already doing it, according to Cue. We have some new insight into Apple’s muddled rebrand of Apple TV Plus to Apple TV, courtesy of an interview with Read more…
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London’s iconic black cabs could soon face a new rival: Waymo. The Alphabet-owned company said today it intends to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service in London, starting in 2026 — marking its first effort to Read more…
London’s iconic black cabs could soon face a new rival: Waymo. The Alphabet-owned company said today it intends to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service in London, starting in 2026 — marking its first effort to Read more…
London’s iconic black cabs could soon face a new rival: Waymo. The Alphabet-owned company said today it intends to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service in London, starting in 2026 — marking its first effort to Read more…
The British pound remains under sustained pressure, driven by a weakening domestic economy and receding inflation concerns. Recent UK macroeconomic data indicate stagnation in the service sector and a continued decline in consumer spending. At Read more…
Market Overview The crypto market capitalisation has changed slightly over the past day, adding 0.1% to $3.83 trillion. Monday’s recovery was interrupted by a new wave of sales, albeit less intense. The bears seem to Read more…
Key takeaways The Hang Seng Index remains in a medium-term uptrend, despite a recent 9% pullback triggered by renewed US-China trade tensions. China’s core CPI rose to a 19-month high of 1% in September 2025, Read more…
EUR/USD is recovering losses from 1.1540. USD/JPY is correcting gains from 153.20 and might decline further below 151.00. Important Takeaways for EUR/USD and USD/JPY Analysis Today The Euro struggled to stay in a positive zone Read more…
Markets Speeches from the Fed, ECB and BoE chairs made up for the gap in the economic calendar yesterday. The one from Fed’s Powell rubberstamped another 25 bps rate cut on October 29. He said Read more…