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Samsung's newest Galaxy S smartphones a test of brand power in weak market - Vimarsana News

Samsung's newest Galaxy S smartphones a test of brand power in weak market

By Joyce Lee and Jane Lanhee Lee SEOUL/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Samsung Electronics unveiled its latest premium smartphones with a focus on their powerful cameras on Wednesday, in a test of its brand power as the

Source: oann.com
AMD revenue beats targets, Wall St relieved after Intel's grim outlook - Vimarsana News

AMD revenue beats targets, Wall St relieved after Intel's grim outlook

By Chavi Mehta and Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) -U.S. chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Tuesday posted revenue that beat Wall Street targets, enthusing investors who saw the company gaining on rival Intel. Shares

Source: oann.com
Microsoft's profit beats estimates on strong cloud performance - Vimarsana News

Microsoft's profit beats estimates on strong cloud performance

By Yuvraj Malik and Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday as strong performance at its cloud services business helped offset a slump in the personal computer market,

Source: oann.com
Monthly subscription bills might be slipping through your budget. Here's how to keep them in check - Vimarsana News

Monthly subscription bills might be slipping through your budget. Here's how to keep them in check

'Once you have it, it's very hard to say goodbye,' financial coach says of subscription services

Monthly subscription bills might be slipping through your budget. Here's how to keep them in check - Vimarsana News

Monthly subscription bills might be slipping through your budget. Here's how to keep them in check

Canadians are signing up for subscriptions left and right, and companies are all too happy to oblige. It's easy for the buyer, and a steady flow of cash for businesses that can automatically renew them. But some people forget that they've signed up at all — and the bills start piling up.

Source: cbc.ca