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Microchip powerhouse Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been hit with a potential cyberattack, according to a report by The Telegraph.  What Happened: A cyberattack on Nvidia carried out by an anonymous hacker has “completely compromised” the company’s internal systems, including...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is blocking developers from updating existing apps on its App Store in China if they don't have relevant approvals from the country's government, the Financial Times reported Wednesday. What Happened The consumer electronics giant until June 30 allowed games to be...

Mobile quiz app HQ Trivia made a comeback on Sunday night as it received funding from an unknown investor. What Happened In mid-February, New-York based HQ Trivia ran out of funds and shut down its operations of interactive quiz shows, which had become a massive hit in 2017.  In December 2018...

Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) chief executive officer Jeff Bezos is being sued by his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez's brother for defamation. What Happened Michael Sanchez, a Hollywood talent manager, on Friday filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of California in Los Angeles, alleging that...

The iShares MSCI Netherlands Investable(ETF) (NYSE: EWN), the largest New York-listed exchange-traded fund dedicated to Dutch stocks, is up just over 4 percent year-to-date. That can be seen as a sign EWN and Dutch stocks are not yet reflecting potential political risks stemming from the March 15...

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron resigned last week after the country voted to leave the European Union in the hotly contested Brexit vote. Cameron heavily supported and campaigned for the "stay" vote. He resigned after the vote, arguing he is not the right "captain" to lead the lengthy process in...

With only two weeks remaining until Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) launches its new streaming music service, Apple Music, the company is facing backlash from the music industry about the terms of its initial three-month free trial period. The Telegraph recently reorted that discontent...

It took years for the global market to somewhat stabilize after the 2008 financial crisis shook the world up. Obviously, corporations, banks and individuals are vying for such an event to never take place again. However, one can't help but wonder if it's the quiet before a storm....

So read Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's column in the Telegraph Tuesday morning. The headline relates to a report issued from Italy's second-largest bank, Mediobanca, that the Italian financial situation is deteriorating quickly and that Italy may need another bailout in less than six months. 1992 All...

Futures Bounce On Renewed Stimulus Hopes U.S. equity futures rose in early pre-market trade on renewed hopes of monetary stimulus in the U.S. as two Fed Presidents reiterated that tapering does not equal a switch to tight monetary policy. Minnesota Fed President Naryana Kocherlakota issued an...

Kids say the darndest things! What they do is even crazier. When they're not drawing on the wall or throwing Mommy's most expensive/breakable items, they're using Dad's iPhone to purchase hundreds of dollars in bonus content for an app that cost 99 cents. This is the price consumers pay for the...