Monthly Archives: July 2021

Search Engine Market Size 2021-2028

New Jersey, USA, – The latest market report published by Market Research Intellect, titled ‘Global Search Engine Market,’ presents an accurate analysis of the estimated market size, share, revenue, and sales & distribution networks of the global Search Engine market over the forecast period. The report offers an exhaustive overview of the market, along with a precise summary of the market’s leading regions. Our team of analysts has studied the existing competitive landscape of the… Source link

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U.S. regulator sues Amazon, demands recall of hazardous products

(Reuters) – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said on Wednesday it has sued Amazon.com Inc to force the retailer to recall hundreds of thousands of hazardous products that it had distributed on its platform. By a 3-1 vote, the CPSC voted to file an administrative complaint saying the Seattle-based e-commerce giant was legally responsible to recall the products as they posed a serious risk of injury or death to consumers. The products included 24,000 carbon monoxide detectors… Source link

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‘In the US economy, productivity is rising:’ Strategist

Rising worker productivity is a good omen for the US economy that could help address the country’s recent bout of inflation, Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management, said. “That’s the little-known secret that no one talks about,” Schutte told Yahoo Finance Live. “In the U.S. economy, productivity is rising. That’s a really good thing because that increases the amount that we can pay our workers, makes the US economy grow faster, and… Source link

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Millions of American families plan for ‘life-changing’ Child Tax Credit payments

When the monthly Child Tax Credit payments start this week, the Meyette family of Fontana, California, will see their household income increase by 25% — a much-needed boost at this time. Erica Meyette recently underwent surgery and her husband Jonathan, who is the sole breadwinner, missed two weeks of work to care for her. The $600 the family will get for their two daughters will go to expenses, savings, and any medical debt they incur. “So $600 a month is an increase of big proportions… Source link

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Next six months critical for inflation

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday downplayed the recent string of high readings of inflation, telling Congress that price pressures will still likely abate. On Tuesday, figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed the Consumer Price Index increasing by 5.4% on a year-over-year basis in June, the fastest pace since August 2008. A read on producers also showed prices accelerating to the largest annual increase in over a decade, testing the Fed on its commitment to only… Source link

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Important Google Photos Change Could Impact Sharing For One Billion Users

Google Photos is trying out an entirely new feature that could change the way we share photos and video. Google Photos is considering a new way of sharing photos and videos. GOOGLE MORE FROM FORBESApple Reveals Ground-Breaking New iPhone TechnologyBy Paul Monckton Thanks to some typically revealing forensic work from software sleuth Jane Manchun Wong, we can now see a new “Ask Friends For Photos” feature currently lying dormant within the Google Photos app, as revealed in the… Source link

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The billionaire space race could benefit regular people, too

Wednesday, July 14, 2021 This article was first featured in Yahoo Finance Tech, a weekly newsletter highlighting our original content on the industry. Get it sent directly to your inbox every Wednesday by 4 p.m. ET. Subscribe Amazon (AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos will launch Tuesday from a remote area of west Texas on his Blue Origin rocket, becoming the second billionaire this month to leave the Earth, albeit briefly. Bezos’ July 20 flight on the New Shepard spacecraft will come less than two… Source link

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‘This is our global commercial’

As the cameras panned in and out of commercial breaks during Game 3 of the NBA Finals on July 11, ESPN was still advertising something — just not a product. Instead, the cameras focused on a neighborhood filled with Milwaukee Bucks fans gathered for a watch party reminiscent of a European soccer crowd. “I think in our wildest dreams, we couldn’t imagine that we have more people outside than we’d have inside,” Bucks and Fiserv Forum President Peter Feigin told Yahoo Finance Live on… Source link

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Should Google Be Classified as a Public Utility?

Google and other Big Tech companies face challenges in every legal sphere, from the U.S. Congress and state legislatures to federal and state courts and authorities in foreign jurisdictions. Most critics of Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and other tech giants focus on the companies’ market conduct and argue that their operations are anti-competitive and monopolistic. The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general have brought antitrust litigation against these… Source link

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