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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, content creators are exploring new avenues to secure stable sources of income. The Try Guys, a prominent creator group on YouTube, have recently made a significant move by launching their standalone streaming service called 2nd Try. This bold step represents a departure from the conventional reliance on Google’s algorithms
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Roblox, a popular kids’ gaming platform that rakes in billions of dollars annually in the virtual world, is making a significant shift. The company has recently announced a change that will allow some game developers to charge users real money instead of relying solely on payments through Roblox’s digital currency, Robux. This move is intended
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Brazil’s telecommunications regulator, Anatel, has threatened sanctions against Elon Musk’s satellite internet company, Starlink, in the midst of a public dispute with the billionaire over the country’s decision to block his social media platform, X. The Brazilian supreme court recently ordered a nationwide suspension of X due to non-compliance with the country’s laws. Anatel has
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Alibaba, the e-commerce giant, has successfully completed a three-year regulatory “rectification” process imposed by China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) following an antitrust fine in 2021. The SAMR stated that Alibaba has achieved “good results” in becoming compliant with antitrust regulations after being fined 18.23 billion yuan ($2.6 billion) due to monopolistic practices. The
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Dell recently reported its quarterly results, exceeding expectations from Wall Street analysts. The company experienced an impressive 80% increase in server sales, leading to a rise of over 3% in the stock price during extended trading. The revenue for the fiscal second quarter amounted to $25.03 billion compared to the expected $24.53 billion. Additionally, the
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The recent decline in tech and chip-related stocks in Asia was primarily due to Nvidia’s second-quarter results. This led to losses in various companies with direct connections to the U.S. tech giant, including SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. SK Hynix’s shares fell by 6.74% as they manufacture high bandwidth memory chips for Nvidia, while Samsung
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