India s Infosys Ltd on Wednesday raised its annual revenue growth forecast, betting on a surge in client demand for digital services such as cloud computing and buoyed by large deal wins worth. | January 14, 2021
SAMSUNG S Galaxy S21 will be revealed later today during the firm s live Unpacked event but ahead of this launch a big new upgrade may have been revealed and it could fix an annoying issue found on previous devices.
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Sony’s Playstation 5 is arguably the most in-demand games console on the planet right now. A worldwide PS5 shortage is directly due to a shortage of the console s chips.
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And this problem has been compounded by distribution and manufacturing issues exacerbated by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
https://www.afinalwarning.com/488523.html (Natural News) Banning President Donald Trump from social media while silencing his supporters who dare to object is simply not enough to stop “violence and hate” from spreading on the internet, according to Mozilla, the company behind the Firefox browser.
In an announcement, Mozilla expressed urgent plans to start filtering out “disinformation” at the browser level before it even has the chance to show up in an internet search or on a website.
Rehashing the same scripted lies about the “siege” and “take-over” in Washington, D.C., that resulted in a handful of people gaining access to the Capitol building on Jan. 6, Mozilla says every tool in the arsenal needs to be deployed to prevent “white supremacy” from being “reinforce[d]” online.
Affirm Stock Skyrockets After IPO
Point-of-sale lender’s stock briefly exceeded $100 in early trading and closed at almost double its initial offering price
Affirm Holdings started trading on the Nasdaq under the symbol AFRM. Photo: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg News By
Shares of Affirm Holdings Inc. surged in the company’s trading debut Wednesday.
The buy-now, pay-later fintech firm, trading on the Nasdaq under the symbol AFRM, jumped as high as $103 shortly after it began trading around midday, far above its initial offering price of $49. The shares closed at $97.24.
The enthusiastic reception for Affirm shares could indicate that 2021 will be similar to 2020. That was the most lucrative year on record for public offerings in terms of money raised, driven in part by the success of companies like DoorDash Inc. that have benefited during the pandemic from the stay-at-home economy.