Chinese central bank boss vows to further fintech crackdown

Authorities have for about a year targeted a range of homegrown tech behemoths, including e-commerce titan Alibaba and food delivery giant Meituan, for alleged monopolistic practices and aggressive harvesting of consumer data.

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Tesla Headquarters to Move From California to Texas

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced Thursday that the US-based company will be moving its headquarters from Silicon Valley in California to Austin, Texas where it is building a massive car and battery manufacturing complex.

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Russia to Add Regulations on Crypto Investing, to Safeguard ‘Non-Professional’ Investors

In a bid to protect investors from the market risks related to decentralised and unregulated cryptocurrencies, the Russian government is working on a law. As of now it remains unclear by when would the law be enacted.

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Best True Wireless Earphones Deals in Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2021

If you’re looking for a new pair of true wireless earphones, Amazon has some good deals for options across price segments during the Great Indian Festival Sale 2021. These include options from brands such as Apple, Samsung, Jabra, Sony, and Realme.

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Moto G Pure, Moto E40 With Android 11 Launched: Price, Specifications

Moto G Pure and Moto E40 phones have been unveiled. The Moto E40 packs a 5,000mAh battery and has a triple rear camera setup. The Moto G Pure, on the other hand, is powered by a MediaTek Helio G25 SoC and has a dual rear camera setup.

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Samsung's Posts Best Quarterly Profit in 3 Years Amid Rising Chip Prices

Samsung has registered its best quarterly performance in three years as its operating profit jumped 28 percent on the back of rising memory chip prices and display sales for new flagship smartphone launches.

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Dutch watchdog finds Apple app store payment rules anti-competitive

Apple's app-store payment policies, in particular its requirement that app developers exclusively use its payment system where commissions range between 15% and 30%, have long drawn complaints from developers.

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