Samsung is making strategic moves to develop its Galaxy AI capabilities specifically for the Chinese market in an effort to regain lost market share to local players. Despite facing tough competition from companies like Huawei, Samsung is focusing on introducing new AI features to its smartphone series as a way to attract Chinese consumers. Samsung
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Apple has recently made commitments to EU antitrust regulators in order to allow access to its tap and go payments technology to rivals. This decision comes after a four-year investigation that was looking into whether Apple had illegally restricted competition when it comes to mobile wallets on iPhones. The European Commission found that Apple Pay
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Following Ollie Watkins’ stoppage-time goal that secured England’s place in the European Championship final against Spain, there is undoubtedly a sense of excitement and anticipation. However, amidst the celebrations, it is important to recognize that the task of winning England’s first major trophy on foreign soil is not yet complete. Similarly, in the world of
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China’s extensive development of robotaxis is gaining popularity among consumers but poses a significant threat to traditional taxi drivers who fear losing their jobs due to increased competition. While companies like GM’s Cruise and Alphabet’s Waymo have introduced driverless taxis in the US, local Chinese governments have permitted domestic players to offer robotaxi services to
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In recent news, U.S. bank regulators have fined Citigroup $136 million for failing to adequately address data management issues that were identified back in 2020. This enforcement action from the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) highlights Citigroup’s ongoing struggles to fix their data management problems and implement necessary
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