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EBL Launches Biometric Metal Card
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EBL Launches Biometric Metal Card

Eastern Bank PLC. (EBL), headquartered in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, plans to issue the world’s first biometric metal IDEX Pay card.

McKinsey Predicts Domination of GenAI in Business Landscape
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McKinsey Predicts Domination of GenAI in Business Landscape

McKinsey and Company predicts that generative artificial intelligence will continue to occupy a dominant position in the business environment next year.

China Stops Exports of Some Rare-Earth Processing Technologies
Finance & Economics

China Stops Exports of Some Rare-Earth Processing Technologies

The Chinese authorities decided to stop the export of several rare earth technologies.

RBI Warns Risk of India Economic Growth Falter
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RBI Warns Risk of India Economic Growth Falter

The report of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which was released on Wednesday, December 20, contains a statement that the economic system of this South Asian country will continue to demonstrate dynamic growth at a healthy pace, but the fact of the negative impact of high inflation on consumer demand creates a risk factor […]

Uber for Business Adds Integrations With Expense Management Providers
Fintech & Ecommerce

Uber for Business Adds Integrations With Expense Management Providers

Uber for Business has integrated with Brex and Ramp cost management service providers.

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Pushes for Local Currency Transactions in Trade
Finance & Economics

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Pushes for Local Currency Transactions in Trade

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim intends to implement a strategy to gradually increase the use of the local currency ringgit as part of financial operations in the sphere of trade.

Robinhood Pulls Customers From Larger Brokers
Fintech & Ecommerce

Robinhood Pulls Customers From Larger Brokers

Robinhood began to gain clients from more well-known brokers, including Fidelity and Charles Schwab.

Intel Presents Server and PC Chips
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Intel Presents Server and PC Chips

Intel Corporation, the largest manufacturer of processors for personal computers, has announced new chips for PCs and data centers.

UK’s Economy Shrinks
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UK’s Economy Shrinks

The economy of the United Kingdom in October this year showed a contraction that turned out to be stronger than expected.

Nokia Cuts 2026 Profitability Goal
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Nokia Cuts 2026 Profitability Goal

Nokia Oyj has worsened its long-term profitability target.

Apple Reportedly Plans Overhaul to iPad Family
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Apple Reportedly Plans Overhaul to iPad Family

The media reports that Apple is planning to overhaul its family of iPad tablets.

Chinese Consumer Price Index Shows Decline
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Chinese Consumer Price Index Shows Decline

In China, local financial authorities are struggling with falling prices, while in many other countries, central banks are taking measures aimed at curbing the process of increasing the cost of goods and services.

China to Realize Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Economy
Finance & Economics

China to Realize Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Economy

The Chinese authorities have promised to take measures to strengthen fiscal policy next year to maintain the economic system of this country, the situation within which tends to become synonymous with weakness, but has not yet reached a catastrophic level and there are chances to remedy the situation.

TSMC November Sales Show Decline
Science & Technology

TSMC November Sales Show Decline

According to the results of November, sales volumes of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.(TSMC) demonstrated a negative dynamic of decline.

Foxconn Reports Rise in November Revenue
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Foxconn Reports Rise in November Revenue

Foxconn, the main smartphone manufacturer of the iPhone line, which is part of the Apple product range, reported an improvement in dynamic sales in November.

Jeremy Hunt Blames Brexit for Instability
Finance & Economics

Jeremy Hunt Blames Brexit for Instability

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt blamed Brexit for a period of political instability that lasts for more than five years and is a factor that caused a decrease in investor confidence in the United Kingdom.