Archive for September 2019
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In disappointing news for chocolate lovers, researchers have found that contrary to an earlier report, eating dark chocolate will not improve your vision. The earlier report suggested that certain aspects of vision improved within a
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Amazon unveiled a lineup of new Alexa-powered products on Wednesday extending from homes and cars to wearable devices, and a celebrity voice option for the popular digital assistant. Alexa has been tweaked using machine learning
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Facebook on Monday said it had made a deal to buy a startup working on ways to command computers or other devices using thought instead of taps, swipes, or keystrokes. CTRL-labs will become part of
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Apple said Monday it would keep making its Mac Pro in the United States, after obtaining tariff exemptions for some components in the high-end computers. The California tech giant said it would keep production of
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The rapidly growing internet sector accounted for $2.1 trillion of the U.S. economy in 2018, or about 10% of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP), an industry group said on Thursday. The Internet Association, a
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Tougher regulations, increased competition and uncertainty around Brexit have forced Santander to take a 1.5 billion euro ($1.65 billion) impairment on its British business. The Spanish lender said on Tuesday the completion of a review
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Tougher regulations, increased competition and uncertainty around Brexit have forced Santander to take a 1.5 billion euro ($1.65 billion) impairment on its British business. The Spanish lender said on Tuesday the completion of a review
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Ford Motor Co and Mahindra & Mahindra are likely to sign a deal soon to form a joint venture in India, two sources told Reuters, in a move that will see the US carmaker end
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Rio Tinto is exploring for diamonds in Canada as part of its plans to stay in the sector despite the looming closure of its Argyle mine in Australia, known for extremely rare pink diamonds, the
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J.P Morgan Chase & Co is investing $25 million to support fintech start-ups that help low-income Americans be more financially healthy, bank executives said on Tuesday. JPMorgan's head of global philanthropy Karen Keogh said the
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