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Google Photos will soon more easily let you block someone’s face from Memories
One of the best features of Google Photos is the app’s ability to show old photos as a “Memory,” but…
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Nintendo Switch 2 Handheld Mode Said to be Clocked ‘Crazy Low’ for Better Battery Life – Rumor
Nintendo’s next console, dubbed the Switch 2 by fans, will feature some changes to potentially improve its battery life if new rumors are to be believed.
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Australian Business Strength Is Shocking Even its Biggest Lender
The resilience of corporate Australia to rising interest rates has taken traders and economists by surprise in recent months. Now, the boss of the country’s biggest lender to businesses says he’s been caught out too.
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Powell Keeps Rate Cuts on Table But Leaves Timing Less Certain
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell kept hopes alive for an interest-rate cut this year while acknowledging that a burst of inflation has reduced policymakers’ confidence that price pressures are ebbing.
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Venezuela’s Maduro Increases Minimum Wage to $130 Ahead of Vote
Venezuela will increase workers’ monthly income by 30% as Nicolás Maduro seeks to bolster support ahead of presidential elections in July.
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Japan Suspects Companies Are Evading Disclosure of Cross-Shareholdings
Japan is increasing pressure on companies with extensive cross-shareholdings.
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Saudi Arabia Steps Up Gaza Arrests as Israel Ties Edge Closer
Saudi Arabia has stepped up the arrest of citizens for social-media posts related to the Israel-Hamas war as the kingdom signals a readiness to agree to diplomatic relations with the Jewish state — if it commits to Palestinian statehood.
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Google’s Payments to Apple Reached $20 Billion in 2022, Antitrust Court Documents Show
Alphabet Inc. paid Apple Inc. $20 billion in 2022 for Google to be the default search engine in the Safari browser, according to newly unsealed court documents in the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit against Google.
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National Australia Bank to Buyback $1 Billion as Profit Dips
National Australia Bank Ltd. said it will buy back up to A$1.5 billion ($1 billion) of its own stock as profit at the lender came in line with expectations.
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Chicago Bears’ Stadium Proposal Is a ‘Non-Starter’ for Pritzker
The Chicago Bears’ current proposal for a new stadium financed partially with municipal debt is a “non-starter” for the state, a spokesperson for Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said on Wednesday.
