September 20, 2024
American Airlines in Talks to Make Citigroup Exclusive Credit Card Partner
Key Points American Airlines is negotiating with Citigroup to become its exclusive credit card partner, potentially ending its long-standing partnership with Barclays. According to insiders,
Ukraine Bans Telegram on Official Devices Amid Spying Concerns
Key Points Due to concerns over Russian espionage capabilities, Ukraine has banned using the Telegram messaging app on official devices used by state officials, military
Huawei Mate XT Launch Faces Supply Issues Amid High Demand in China
Key Points Huawei’s highly anticipated Mate XT, a tri-foldable smartphone priced at $2,800, went on sale in China on Friday, but many fans were disappointed
Biden Administration Awards Over $3 Billion to Boost US EV Battery Production
Key Points The Biden administration has announced over $3 billion in grants to U.S. companies to enhance the domestic production of advanced batteries and critical
Antidepressant Shows Promise in Treating Aggressive Brain Tumor Glioblastoma
Key Points Researchers at ETH Zurich have discovered that vortioxetine, an antidepressant, may offer a new treatment option for the aggressive brain tumor glioblastoma, which
European Stocks Edge Lower Amid Central Bank Policy Decisions
Key Points European stock markets declined slightly on Friday, consolidating gains from the previous session, as investors analyzed several central bank decisions. By 04:36 AM ET,
Immersed Unveils Lightweight VR Headset for Work, the Immersed Visor
Key Points An Austin-based startup, Immersed, known for its virtual reality (VR) and mixed-reality workspace software, has launched its first hardware product: the Immersed Visor.
Alibaba Launches Over 100 AI Models to Compete with Global Rivals
Key Points Alibaba has taken a major step in the artificial intelligence (AI) race by releasing over 100 open-source AI models, known as Qwen 2.5,
Intel Affirms Commitment to Mobileye, Denies Sale Rumors Amid Market Challenges
Key Points On Thursday, Intel Corporation (INTC.O) reaffirmed its commitment to its self-driving technology subsidiary, Mobileye Global (MBLY.O), stating it has no plans to sell
