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Chinese Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Says About Its Huge Debt
Finance & Economics

Chinese Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Says About Its Huge Debt

The largest Chinese asset management company Zhongzhi Enterprise Group (ZEG) has informed investors that it is no longer able to pay its bills.

Global Smartphone Sales Show Growth
News

Global Smartphone Sales Show Growth

In October, for the first time in 27 months, the global smartphone market recorded an increase in sales volumes on an annualized basis.

AI Startup Cohere CEO Criticizes Movement for Self-Righteousness
Science & Technology

AI Startup Cohere CEO Criticizes Movement for Self-Righteousness

Aidan Gomez, CEO of the startup Cohere, which operates in the sphere of artificial intelligence, in his letter addressed to the employees of this company, in negative terms criticized the movement for effective altruism.

White House Gives $50 Million to Small Businesses
Finance & Economics

White House Gives $50 Million to Small Businesses

The Administration of the President of the United States Joe Biden announced the provision of new financial assistance to those representatives of the small business sector who are in an underserved area.

Nvidia’s Revenue Demonstrates Growth
Science & Technology

Nvidia’s Revenue Demonstrates Growth

Nvidia has released its financial results for the quarter ended October 29.

HP Posts Revenue Decline
News

HP Posts Revenue Decline

HP has published a report on its quarterly sales, which did not meet analysts’ expectations because the projected recovery of the personal computer market is still a hypothetical vision of the future and is not in the space of objective reality that cannot be denied.

China Fines Foxconn
Science & Technology

China Fines Foxconn

In China, local tax authorities fined a subsidiary of Foxconn Technology Group.

German Budget Crisis Worsens
News

German Budget Crisis Worsens

The German leadership decided on an emergency spending freeze against the background of the decision of the country’s top court, which aggravated the already existing budget crisis, which became a kind of shock factor for Europe’s largest economy.

Baidu Posts Revenue Rise
News

Baidu Posts Revenue Rise

Chinese technology giant Baidu on Tuesday, November 21, announced the financial results of its activities for the third quarter of 2023.

TSMC Reportedly Considers Building Third Plant in Japan
Science & Technology

TSMC Reportedly Considers Building Third Plant in Japan

The media, citing insiders, report that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is currently studying the possibility of building a third plant in Japan.

Janet Yellen Says About US Considerable Progress in Reducing Inflation
Finance & Economics

Janet Yellen Says About US Considerable Progress in Reducing Inflation

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday, November 20, that the United States is making significant progress as part of efforts to reduce the inflation rate in this country.

Germany to Help Its Tech Industry to Compete With Silicon Valley
News

Germany to Help Its Tech Industry to Compete With Silicon Valley

Germany has approved a package of reforms in the sphere of capital that will help this country’s technology sector compete with Silicon Valley.

Santander Launches Overdraft-Free Checking Accounts
News

Santander Launches Overdraft-Free Checking Accounts

Bank Santander has introduced a checking account, which is designed to provide customers of this financial institution with the opportunity to avoid overdrafts.

Chipmaking Gear Companies Record Sales Growth in China
Science & Technology

Chipmaking Gear Companies Record Sales Growth in China

Leading manufacturers of equipment used in making microcircuits have recorded a sharp increase in the share of revenue they receive in the Chinese market.

Alphabet Sells Off All of Its Shares in Trading App Robinhood
Fintech & Ecommerce

Alphabet Sells Off All of Its Shares in Trading App Robinhood

Google’s parent company Alphabet has decided to sell all its shares in the trading app Robinhood.

Microsoft Reportedly Temporary Blocks Employee Access to ChatGPT
News

Microsoft Reportedly Temporary Blocks Employee Access to ChatGPT

The media reported that Microsoft temporarily blocked its employees’ access to ChatGPT, the world’s most popular artificial intelligence-based chatbot developed by OpenAI.