Monthly Archives: May 2021

Google Unveils Artificial Intelligence Tool for Dermatology – HealthITAnalytics.com

By Jessica Kent May 20, 2021 – Google has announced a dermatology tool powered by artificial intelligence that will help users understand issues with their skin, hair, and nails. The tool uses many of the same techniques that detect diabetic eye disease or lung cancer in CT scans to help consumers identify dermatologic issues using their phone’s camera. “Each year we see almost ten billion Google Searches related to skin, nail and hair issues. Two billion people worldwide suffer… Source link

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Get to Know Google Analytics 4: A Complete Guide

In October, Google announced the most significant change to Google Analytics ever: Google Analytics 4. There is a lot to learn with large updates and it’s natural to wonder how this will affect your job or business. While we’ve not heard any indication that traditional GA will be going anywhere anytime soon, new properties now default to GA4. This is a strong sign that learning Google Analytics 4 is worth prioritizing. In this complete guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know to… Source link

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Billionaire Founder of China Property Giant Dies of Illness

(Bloomberg) — The billionaire founder of KE Holdings Inc. has died of an unspecified illness, a shocking development for a Chinese property company that pulled off one of the strongest U.S. market debuts of 2020. Zuo Hui, who turned the company known as Beike from a nationwide chain of real estate offices into China’s largest platform for housing transactions and services, died May 20 after an “unexpected worsening of illness,” his company said in a statement without elaborating. KE… Source link

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Google’s first retail store to open this summer in New York

Google Store in Chelsea Google Google announced Thursday its first-ever retail store, where it will sell Pixel phones, Fitbit wearables, Pixelbooks, Nest thermostats and speakers, and more. The first-ever Google store is in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood, located in the building that houses Google’s NYC offices and is close to an Apple Store. The store is expected to open this summer. Google has toyed with retail in the past, sometimes with little pop-up shops where people can browse new… Source link

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Google Announces New Features for App Advertisers

Google’s app usage research shows that 63% of consumers will continue to seek out the best app experiences even once stores reopen. Moreover, 75% of consumers are more likely to purchase from brands whose apps allow them to transact quickly. In order to help app advertisers reach more prospective users, Google has created some new ways to help advertisers reach more prospects and optimize their app campaigns. New: Deliver App Ads on Desktop App campaigns are eligible to run on Search,… Source link

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Jobless claims fall by more than expected, hit fresh pandemic low at 444,000

Workers filing for new unemployment benefits fell to a new pandemic-era low in the latest week, hitting their lowest levels in more than a year as the labor market continued to heal from the worst days of the COVID-19 outbreak.  The Department of Labor released its weekly report on new jobless claims Thursday at 8:30 a.m. ET. Here were the main metrics expected from the report, compared to consensus data compiled by Bloomberg: Initial jobless claims, week ended May 15: 444,000 vs. 450,000… Source link

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Dogecoin jumps as Elon Musk takes to Twitter again

Dogecoin, which started as a joke crypto token, has swung to and fro on Elon Musk’s tweets. Photo: Yuriko Nakao/Getty Images The price of Dogecoin (DOGE-USD) spiked on Thursday, before retreating slightly, after Tesla (TSLA) founder Elon Musk again posted his support for it on social media. The cryptocurrency climbed as high at $0.40 (£0.28) from lows of $0.29 earlier in the day after a brutal sell-off on Wednesday. The price of dogecoin spiked immediately after Musk tweeted on Thursday…. Source link

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Bitcoin is teetering on a very key technical level

After Wednesday’s cryptocurrency collapse erased more than $500 billion in global market cap, bitcoin finds itself teetering on a very key technical level. Regardless of whether or not it was all sparked by Elon Musk tweets, or a rotation by institutional players out of bitcoin (BTC-USD) into altcoins or gold, the world’s largest crypto by market cap dipped below its 200-day moving average on Wednesday. According to historical bitcoin data from Fundstrat Global Advisors, bitcoin trading above… Source link

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