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Finance chief David Zinsner attributed the better-than-expected Q2 2023 earnings to some internal developments at Intel.
According to a leak, LinkedIn is working on an AI tool to help ease the task of looking and applying for jobs on the professional social platform.
As the global economy continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Eurozone is facing increasing chances of inflationary pressures.
To counter the margin pressure, Barclays announced plans for a share buyback of up to £750 million.
O’Leary says the Fed could still increase rates to 6.25% or 6.5%, resulting in bank failures in regional institutions.
Notably, the update currently applies to Android users while the Twitter bird logo remains on the App Store.
The fund will be audited independently by PwC, one of the world’s leading professional services organizations.
Although Waymo scales down its autonomous truck technology, it would continue partnership with Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) to develop an autonomous truck platform further.
The funding comes at a time when investment in the crypto ecosystem is becoming scarce.
Gemini launched its derivative platform Gemini Foundation in May in the heat of the regulatory tension in the United States.
The EOS community has encountered significant problems since Block.one failed to honour its commitments of supporting the EOS Network and community.
Shell is struggling with a continuous fall in profits as Q2 2023 figures show significant reductions compared with last quarter and Q2 2022.
Based on the changing regulatory landscape ad the new banking standards, the OSFI is changing rules for the holding of digital assets.
AWS HealthScribe is designed to generate clinical notes for two medical specialists- general medicine and orthopedics.
Volkswagen and XPeng are jointly working on two mid-size battery-electric models that incorporate advanced driver-assist software developed by XPeng. The vehicles will be branded as Volkswagens and launched in China in 2026.