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Apple’s latest AirPods Pro with USB-C have returned to their all-time low
It’s time to say goodbye to Lightning.
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iOS 17.5: New features, release date, and more details
9to5Mac is supported by Incogni: Keep Your Private Data Off The Dark Web with Incogni. Help protect yourself from identity theft,…
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Here are the new Game Pass library additions for May 2024
A new batch of games are arriving on Game Pass for PC in the first half of May 2024, while eight games will depart on May 15th.
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Diablo 4’s Season 4: Loot Reborn is its “biggest gameplay update yet”, out in May
Diablo 4’s fourth season of post-launch content, Loot Reborn, arrives on 14th May and promises to be the dungeon-crawle…
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IBM Gets $1.6 Billion Poaching Award to BMC Thrown Out on Appeal
International Business Machines Corp. won a court decision overturning a $1.6 billion penalty it was ordered to pay BMC Software Inc. in 2022 for swapping in its own software while servicing their mutual client.
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TD Takes $450 Million Provision in US Money-Laundering Probe
Toronto-Dominion Bank has taken an initial provision of $450 million in connection with ongoing US regulatory and law enforcement probes into its anti-money laundering practices, and said it expects additional penalties to come.
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Amazon’s Twitch Starts Rival to TikTok in Short-Form Video
Amazon.com Inc.’s livestreaming site Twitch launched its own short-form video platform, a week after passage of a law that threatens the future of the social-media service TikTok in the US.
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Traders Expect Biggest Fed-Day Move in S&P Since 2023, Citi Says
The options market is more concerned about a potentially big move in the S&P 500 Index off of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision Wednesday than it’s been at any point in almost a year.
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Jeremy Hunt Warns Against UK FCA’s ‘Name and Shame’ Plans
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has warned the UK’s financial watchdog over its plans to name firms it’s investigating at an early stage, a rare political intervention against Britain’s top finance regulator.
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RBNZ Sees Risk of Sticky Inflation Keeping Global Rates High
New Zealand’s central bank said there’s a risk that renewed inflation pressures could keep global interest rates high for longer.
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