The trade war has intensified since Washington increased tariffs on Chinese products in early May. It is now coupled with a technological war: the Trump administration has banned US companies from selling technology to Huawei, the world’s second-largest handset, jeopardizing China’s essential supply of electronic chips. Faced with Trump, China’s official political leaders now threaten […]
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Amazon’s Virtual Assistant Alexa is working as a smart speaker in most of the homes, and it is also becoming popular as Apple’s series. But there is a female voice in the voice assistant with Artificial Intelligence capabilities, and it may be possible to see changes in the voice in the future because this voice […]
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US President Donald Trump, using the issue of immigrants, does not want to leave any stone unturned to strengthen the 2020 presidential election campaign. Recently, they reached the city of Calexico, meeting with border patrol agents on the US border. Talking to the soldiers here, Trump said that the problem of migrants is making a […]
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Michelle Obama’s autobiography ‘Becoming’ by former US President Barack Obama’s wife is making a new record in terms of sales. So far, more than one crore copies have been sold. In the first 15 days of this book on November 13 last year, more than 20 million copies were sold in the US and Canada. […]
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The US dispatchers mediator Lyft steers with rapid growth, but also with high losses, to its IPO. The Uber competitor is only active in North America. The company doubled its sales last year to 2.16 billion dollars (1.9 billion euros). This is clear from the stock market prospectus published by Lyft on the weekend. But […]
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Why is Corbyn suddenly putting on a second referendum? For a long time, Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn has resisted a second Brexit referendum and has instead called for new elections. On Monday, he said that a “harmful Tory Brexit based on Theresa May’s majority rejected a deal” must be prevented. Above all, Corbyn’s change of […]
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“We Will Rock You” and “We Are The Champions”: The 91st Academy Awards began with a brilliant show by Queen. A more suitable entry was hardly conceivable. For the movie, “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which traces the life of Queen-singer Freddie Mercury, won four Oscars shortly afterward. As many as no other movie. And the award for […]
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The Japanese car maker Honda has announced that it will close its factory in 2021 in Swindon, UK. Honda President Takahiro Hachigo said the closure had nothing to do with the upcoming EU exit of the British. However, according to analysts, Brexit accelerated the decision of the car company. At the Swindon factory, the Civic […]
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Tesla Model 3 reaches Germany Some delays and problems overshadowed the European version of the Model 3. For example, Tesla had informed some customers that they could pick up their new Stromer in Belgium and at the Dutch plant in Tilburg. However, pick-up dates were postponed time and again, and some customers who wanted to […]
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Samsung Electronics said in a regulatory brief today that due to the company’s operating profit set a new record last year, the company expects to pay 16.8 trillion won (about 15 billion US dollars) in corporate tax this year. It increased by 20.1% year-on-year. Samsung is expected to use 28.6% of its operating profit last […]
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