Tag: World News
Tech Tidbits: Apple Let loose Event, and TikTok’s Uncertain Future
This week’s tech news is a whirlwind of anticipation, controversy, and potential disruption with the Apple let loose event and the Tiktok ban. Let’s dive into the biggest stories: Apple Let Loose Event Get ready to unleash your creativity! Mark your calendars for may 7th, the Apple Let Loose event has the tech world buzzing.…
Many Points scored: Sport Summary 27/4/24
Join me, Zach, from the Politics Outlook doing a weekly round-up of sport. We will look at points tables, and just how sport has been this week. Cricket The IPL (Indian Premier League) continued this week, with a single match on every weekday, rounding up with some matches on Saturday. Currently, the Rajastan Royals are…
Google Market Value at $2.2 Trillion After Dividend Payout
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, saw an increase in its share price of over 12% just before the market closed on Thursday, 26th April. It indicates a rise of $200 billion in market capitalization once the market opens the following Friday. It could raise the value of the Google market cap to $2.2 trillion. This comes after…
Tesla Releases Q1 Report: Underwhelming?
Tesla: Year-Over-Year Drop Tesla has just released their 2024 Q1 (first quarter) earnings report. Many experts regard it as the most disappointing financial turnout Tesla has seen for many years. Their year-over-year earnings saw the steepest drop from the last quarter since 2012. Many of their reports were below the expectations of analyst forecasts. Tesla’s…
India Elections Uncovered: The World’s Largest Democracy
An Overview of India’s Elections India will be holding the Lok Sabha elections from 19th April to 1st June. It started last Friday, and with almost one billion voters taking part, it will be the largest democratic election the world has ever seen. Due to the sheer size and logistics of the election, it will…
Bank of England Forecasting: Missing the Mark?
The Bank of England’s Errors Over the past few years, the Bank of England have made many blunders when it comes to forecasting inflation and raising interest rates accordingly. Whether it be due to unforeseen circumstances, or outright sloppiness, the Bank of England have been getting it wrong. In November 2021, Bank of England governor…
