Yandex NV (YNDX) has risen Monday morning, with the stock adding 1.37% in pre-market trading to 55.39. YNDX’s short-term technical score of 39 indicates that the stock has traded less bullishly over the last month than 61% of stocks on the market. In the Internet Content & Information industry, which ranks 131 out of 146 industries, the stock ranks higher than 63% of stocks. Yandex NV has fallen 13.75% over the past month, closing at… Source link
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Google has accused Apple of benefiting from bullying as part of a deliberate strategy to make Android users into second-class citizens on the iPhone-maker’s iMessage service. Apple’s messaging service includes a number of iOS-exclusive features, like Memoji, and famously turns texts from Android users green instead of the iOS-native blue. This has turned iMessage into a status symbol among US teens, creating peer pressure for young people to buy iPhones and sometimes leading to the… Source link
Read More »This article first appeared in the Morning Brief. Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe Monday, January 10, 2022 We have learned a few important things early on in 2022. First, this may truly be the year of the NFT (non-fungible tokens) after rising out of nowhere in 2021. The market ferociously boosted the valuation of dying retailer GameStop late last week on speculation it would make a full-throated attempt at an NFT… Source link
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For the past 15 years, since the day Steve Jobs stood on a stage and introduced the world to the iPhone, it has had one major advantage over the competition: Seamless integration with the overall Apple ecosystem. The iPhone, along with everything else Apple makes. just works together in a way that Android (or Windows, for that matter) devices never really do. For example, you can copy and paste from your iPhone to your Mac, or vice versa. Or, you can start reading an article on a website on… Source link
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO — Philadelphia 76ers guard Danny Green couldn’t wait to see Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson back on the court after over two years away from the game due to recovering from a torn ACL, followed by a ruptured Achilles a year later. The origin of Thompson’s 177-game absence occurred in Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals between the Warriors and Toronto Raptors. Green was a member of that Raptors championship team, and he was whistled for a foul after he attempted a… Source link
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Head coach Brandon Staley is consistent. If the Los Angeles Chargers have a fourth-and-short, they’re going for it. No matter the situation. To repeat: No matter the situation. If you thought that had some limits, you’d have been surprised on Sunday night. The Chargers were stopped on third-and-1 at their own 18 in the third quarter, trailing the Las Vegas Raiders 17-14. The winner of the game would go to the playoffs, the loser was going home (they both made it with a tie). Staley left… Source link
Read More »The NFL playoff field is finally set. Here’s everything you need to know for the expanded start to the postseason. Saturday, Jan. 15 No. 5 Las Vegas Raiders at No. 4 Cincinnati Bengals 4:35 p.m. ET | NBC After clinching the AFC North last week, the Bengals will host the Raiders to kick off their postseason. The Raiders survived a wild overtime game with the Chargers on Sunday night to take the final playoff spot in the conference. The Bengals, who rested most of their starters in their loss to… Source link
Read More »“Relentless” was a word Joe Judge used as an anchor in the first media conference of his New York Giants coaching career. It was the kind of buzzy, coach-speak term that rolls off the tongue well in interviews and can be easily plastered somewhere in the team facility. If Ted Lasso has “Believe,” Joe Judge has “relentless.” Relentless in losing … in making mistakes … in overseeing decline. They’re relentless reminders that fruit of the Bill Belichick coaching tree is usually long… Source link
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One thing is certain already: the market environment for 2022 will not be the same as that in 2021. This may or may not be good for investors, per se, but like every shift in market conditions, it will present opportunities for those prepared to grasp them. Some factors are just reruns. COVID is rearing its ugly head again, threatening us with lockdowns and shutdowns. That’s running against the grain of a resurgent economy, an economy that is trying to gain more traction – but it’s… Source link
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