The college student who created the Elon Musk-tracking account could be sitting behind the wheel of a Tesla Model 3 very soon. The saga of the Twitter account that tracks Tesla (TSLA) – Get Tesla Inc Read more…
EUR/CHF edged higher to 1.0610 last week but the fall from there accelerated to close at 1.0487. Initial bias is neutral this week first. Break of 1.0439 support will argue that rebound from 1.0298 has Read more…
Sony on Wednesday previewed a voice command feature that will compete with Alexa as automated voice software. Japanese consumer electronics manufacturer Sony’s (SNE) – Get Sony Corp. Report new voice command update “Hey, PlayStation!” will now compete Read more…
It’s the big return of sports games with avatars at Nintendo, with the upcoming release of Nintendo Switch Sports. It was a real revolution, a paradigm shift of a type we rarely see. The launch Read more…
Uber’s top executive says ‘we are going to look at cryptocurrency and or bitcoin,’ as means of payments but nixes an investment. Uber (UBER) – Get Uber Technologies, Inc. Report CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the ride-sharing giant Read more…
Renders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 have also hit the net, leading to speculation that consumer could have access to the phone soon. Samsung (SSNLF) is retooling and reloading its mobile hardware as the Read more…
War or rate hikes, it’s very clear that investors are worried about the former. Sentiment took a deep dive on Friday on worries over an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine. WTI crude oil surged to Read more…
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Summary United States: Hot Inflation Data Widen the Door for a More Aggressive Fed Move in March Consumer prices rose a better-than-expected 0.6% in January, and the details of the report hinted that just as Read more…
U.S. Highlights U.S. prices continued to heat up in January as headline inflation accelerated to 7.5% year-on-year from 7.0% in December. Excluding food and energy, core prices also rose notably over the year to 6.0% Read more…