This article first appeared in the Morning Brief. Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox by signing up here. Saturday, January 14, 2022 Today’s newsletter is by Myles Udland, Head of News at Yahoo Finance. Follow him on Twitter @MylesUdland and on LinkedIn. Read this and more market news on the go with Yahoo Finance App. Big banks including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Bank of America all reported quarterly results on Friday. These firms collectively sent a clear message to… Source link

Google has said that the order passed by India’s competition regulator — the Competition Commission of India (CCI) — against Android’s operating system policies will result in devices getting expensive in India and lead to proliferation of unchecked apps that will pose threats for individual and national security. The CCI’s order “strikes a blow” at the efforts to accelerate digital adoption in the country, Google said, adding that the order against Android that could have far… Source link

This week has been wild. The injuries have run rampant through the league, and it’s caused some chaos in DFS circles. Injuries help us build lineups, but watching essential players go down night after night is frustrating. We want to see the best players suiting up, and it sucks to watch so many teams play shorthanded. In any case, we have some recommendations due to those injuries, so let’s start there! Guards Malcolm Brogdon, BOS at CHA ($18) Brogdon has always been an elite fantasy producer… Source link

This week has been wild. The injuries have run rampant through the league, and it’s caused some chaos in DFS circles. Injuries help us build lineups, but watching essential players go down night after night is frustrating. We want to see the best players suiting up, and it sucks to watch so many teams play shorthanded. In any case, we have some recommendations due to those injuries, so let’s start there! Guards Malcolm Brogdon, BOS at CHA ($18) Brogdon has always been an elite fantasy producer… Source link

Saturday is a massive day for the NHL. There are 13 games on the docket in the evening. That’s a ton of hockey, which means a bunch of options for your DFS lineups. To try and help you sift through your choices, here are the players I’d target, and avoid, on the DFS front Saturday. GOALIE Marc-Andre Fleury, MIN vs. ARI ($32): It seems like the Wild may be getting into a goalie rotation between Fleury and Filip Gustavsson, and if so, Fleury is up. He’s been strong recently, posting a 2.38 GAA… Source link

Google recently approached the Supreme Court against the Rs 1,337 crore fine imposed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) on the tech giant for misusing its dominant position in the Android ecosystem. The company has been arguing that the move by the antitrust watchdog will not only stall Android growth in India but also hurt consumers by endangering their device’s security. To further highlight its case, Google has listed how CCI order risks safety, affordability and more of the… Source link

The San Antonio Spurs might be 13-30, but they’ve got the entire NBA beat in one area of the record book. With a crowd of 68,323 fans, the Spurs broke the NBA single-game attendance record on Friday against the Golden State Warriors. The increased attendance came thanks to a special game played at the team’s former home at the Alamodome as part of a celebration of its 50th anniversary. The previous record of 62,046 fans was held by a game at the Georgia Dome on March 27, 1998 between the Source link

Before his confirmation as assistant attorney general in November 2021, Jonathan Kanter had represented companies including Microsoft, News Corp. and Yelp in their complaints over Google’s alleged anticompetitive activity in the online search and advertising markets. | Andrew Harnik/AP Photo The Justice Department has cleared antitrust chief Jonathan Kanter to oversee investigations and litigation involving Google, potentially paving the way for him to lead a federal antitrust case… Source link

Google is making some changes to the terminology it uses in Google Photos to describe the options and choices users have when backing up photos and videos to their Google account. In a new support page under the Google Photos Help banner, Google says that it is not making any changes to how your photos and videos are stored but is “only simplifying the terminology as it appears in the Photos app, on the web and in our Help Center.” This isn’t rocket science. With the… Source link