GTA VI: Why the launch of the century will change the video game sector (and it will be more difficult to lend or resell them)
The leap to digital licenses raises questions about their useful life and consumer rights
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The leap to digital licenses raises questions about their useful life and consumer rights
The punctuality has worsened with the entry of new companies, but the network has the capacity to take more with the proper maintenance and safety
Cyberattacks reveal how to destabilize a society without conventional weapons and the vulnerability of increasingly digitized supply chains
The party or coalition that manages to form a government after the elections will find a country that grows, with less unemployment and debt, but also offers structural cracks that need to be addressed as soon as possible.
The fall of one company is in danger of dragging others in the sector, with a risk of global spread
The Serbian American economist warns of the birth of a new high-education elite, which combines high income for work and capital
The petitions affect about two million employees, but the Social Security has failed to meet its own deadlines and has not even resolved those that have agreed to trade unions and employers.
In an erratic economy with chronic inflation, many citizens come to these profiles on social media to seek advice to help them make their money.
Thousands of communities continue to rely on old gas and diesel boilers despite rising energy costs, aid and regulation
The attention of the templates has been fragmented with the technology. Here are some measures to avoid and reduce stress
As the government boast of growing leadership and job records, with its Minister of Economy as the most valued, the social vision of the situation and the prospects for the future is deteriorating by higher prices
The first oil ships to deliver Russian diesel to the United States under an agreement between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have changed course and no longer head for the US coast. This is probably the end of a pact announced with bulbs and saucers before the mid-term elections.
Ueno Bank's intervention in Paraguay raises questions about the fate of the deposits of millions of users and the return of their savings. The Deposit Guarantee Fund provides resources to respond to those affected, but there are legal limits of up to $37,000 per person. This uncertainty is compounded by about $850 million in public funds that were deposited with the entity, of which some $380 million would be from the Social Security Institute (IPS). The recovery of resources will also depend on possible embargoes and the sale of
The Asian bags recorded heavy losses carried by the Wall Street sales wave and uncertainty about possible regulations for the artificial intelligence industry in the United States. The Taiwanese TAIEX index fell by 8.85% during the day, while TSMC lost up to 9.8% and United Microelectronics collapsed by 17%. Given the scale of the losses, the Government of Taiwan called on regulators to intervene to stabilize the market and called for calm.
The unemployment rate is reduced by one tenth to 4.1% and is three months away from the best period for employment since the post-war years of last century.
The Spanish election is very complicated, but still has options to win by the support of several governments
The Ministry sets out the mechanism for surplus campaigns, questioned by industry, packaging and competition
The newspaper itself has announced in a news that its parent company, The New York Times Company, is close to closing the deal to buy the social network
Former governor Pablo Hernández de Cos becomes the first Spanish to officially aspire to be the head of the monetary authority of the eurozone
In times where investment options (and the dangers of dubious advice on social networks) are multiplied, "a society with greater financial culture is more resilient and sustainable," as they defend from Mapfre. To educate on this, they bet on campaigns in all new channels and formats