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Will the next iPhone charge wirelessly?
According to the article, the future of iPhone charging may involve wireless technology. While current iPhones still require a physical cable to charge, the article suggests that future models could potentially charge wirelessly. This would eliminate the need for users to physica...load more
How 'America First' could turn into to 'India First'
The article discusses the potential impact of the "America First" policy on the U.S. and India's technology industry. Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of a major Indian outsourcing company, argues that a crackdown on the H-1B visa program could backfire and ultimately harm the U.S. T...load more
Mexico ready to retaliate by hurting US farmers
Mexican Senator Armando Rios Piter has announced his plan to introduce a bill that would halt Mexico's purchases of American corn. This move is seen as a potential retaliation against the United States, following the ongoing tensions between the two countries. The senator's sta...load more
Stocks hit record again. Is Trump the reason?
The article discusses the recent record highs in the stock market and the factors that may have contributed to this achievement. While some attribute the market's performance to President Trump's policies, the article suggests that other factors, such as the actions of the Federa...load more
Apple stock nears record high
Apple's stock price is approaching its all-time high, driven by renewed optimism surrounding the iPhone. The stock is currently trading at a price just under $1 below its previous record high. This surge in investor confidence comes as the tech giant prepares to unveil its latest...load more
America's NAFTA nemesis: Canada, not Mexico
The news article discusses the trade relationship between the United States and Canada, rather than the focus on Mexico, regarding the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). While President-elect Donald Trump has directed his criticism of NAFTA towards Mexico, the article ...load more
Verizon's plan: Consumers win, investors lose
Verizon, one of the major telecom giants in the United States, has decided to reintroduce unlimited data plans, a move that is seen as a win for consumers but a potential loss for investors. The decision reflects the highly competitive nature of the telecom industry, where compan...load more
Tesla will sell electric cars in the Middle East
Tesla, the renowned electric vehicle manufacturer, has announced its expansion into the Middle East with its first official venture in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This move by the automaker signifies its growing ambition to tap into the oil-rich region and promote the adoptio...load more
Trump brand takes another hit
The Sears Holdings company, which owns Sears and Kmart retail stores, has announced that it will remove 31 Trump-branded items from its website. This decision comes as a blow to the Trump brand, which has faced various setbacks in recent years. The removal of these products is th...load more
Swiss voters reject corporate tax overhaul
Swiss voters have rejected a corporate tax overhaul in a referendum, dealing a blow to the government's efforts to modernize the country's tax system. The proposed changes aimed to abolish certain tax privileges for multinational companies and introduce a minimum effective tax ra...load more
Oil prices have doubled in a year. Here's why
The article discusses the significant increase in oil prices over the past year. Key points: - Crude oil prices have more than doubled, rising from a low of $26 per barrel in February 2016 to the current levels. - This price surge is driven by several factors, including OPEC's ...load more
Indian rival slams Uber's business model
The article discusses the rivalry between Uber and its top competitor in India. Ola, Uber's Indian rival, has criticized Uber's business model, suggesting that the U.S. startup should adapt to local market conditions in India. Ola's co-founder, Bhavish Aggarwal, stated that Uber...load more
Verizon is bringing back unlimited data
Verizon, one of the major telecommunication companies in the United States, has announced the return of unlimited data plans for its customers. This move comes as a response to increased competition in the industry and the growing demand for data-intensive services. The new unli...load more
Cutting down trash with bamboo packaging
Universal Biopack, a company based in the Philippines, is offering an eco-friendly alternative to plastic packaging. Instead of using traditional plastic, they have developed a mixture of bamboo and cassava as the primary material for their packaging products. The company sells ...load more
'Lego Batman' producer, then Treasury sec?
Steven Mnuchin, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary, is an executive producer on the recently released "The Lego Batman Movie." The film, produced by Warner Bros., earned an estimated $55.6 million from U.S. audiences during its opening weekend. Mnuchin...load more
Cook calls for campaign against fake news
In a recent statement, Apple CEO Tim Cook has called for a concerted effort to combat the proliferation of "fake news" on the internet. Cook expressed concern over the negative impact of these misleading and false stories, which he believes are polluting the web and undermining p...load more
Nike stars champion 'Equality' in new ad
Nike's new short film "Equality" features a diverse group of athletes and celebrities championing the message of equality. The ad, released during Black History Month, promotes the importance of inclusivity and social justice. It showcases prominent Nike-sponsored athletes, such ...load more
Visa crackdown puts these rural doctors at risk
The article discusses the impact of visa restrictions on rural doctors in the United States. Due to the shortage of healthcare professionals in many rural areas, these regions often rely on international medical graduates to fill the gap. However, the recent crackdown on visa pol...load more
Trump isn't killing the bull market. Here's why
The article discusses the impact of President Trump's policies on the US stock market. Despite concerns that his trade wars and other policies could negatively affect the market, the article argues that the current bull market is likely to continue. The article cites several fac...load more
Are we heading for another Greek debt crisis?
The article discusses the possibility of another Greek debt crisis. Greece, which has previously faced severe financial difficulties, is once again at risk of running out of funds. The country's economy has been slow to recover, and its debts continue to be a significant concern....load more