Jonathan Wong

Jonathan Wong

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  • Mercedes and BMW Unveil Electric Powerhouses to Challenge Tesla
    KILLED
    Not to be outdone by the "new kid on the block," Tesla, automotive giants Mercedes and BMW are stepping up their game.
  • Crypto Betting Platform Stake Resumes After Alleged $40M Hack
    crypto
    In a recent turn of events, the Ethereum-based crypto betting platform, Stake, temporarily halted its operations following reports of a significant hack that allegedly drained $40 million from its accounts. The platform, which allows users to place wagers on games or sports, did not directly confirm the hack but referred to the incident as "unauthorized transactions." Stake assured its users that their funds were safe.
  • Apple's iPhone 15 Faces Production Hurdles Ahead of Launch
    NO SIM?
    As Apple enthusiasts eagerly await the iPhone 15 launch, a series of leaks have unveiled significant production challenges that may impact the availability of the tech giant's upcoming flagship model.
  • Dollar Fever? U.S. Currency's 4% Surge in Six Weeks Analyzed
    A picture illustration shows U.S. 100 dollar bank notes taken in Tokyo.
    The U.S. dollar has recently rebounded swiftly, but analysts believe this uptrend might be short-lived.
  • De Beers Diamond Sales Dwindle for Fourth Consecutive Month Amid Global Demand Slump
    Sotheby's
    A Streak of Declines According to the latest data released by natural diamond producer and supplier De Beers Group on August 30, the company sold $370 million worth of natural diamonds during its 7th sales cycle (from August 14 to August 29) of 2023, marking a 42% decline year-over-year.
  • SEC Postpones Decision on Spot Bitcoin ETFs, Affecting All Seven Applicants
    STOLEN
    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has opted to delay its decision on seven spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications, including one from the financial giant, BlackRock. This move, announced in a recent agency filing, has pushed the decision timeline to October, marking yet another postponement in the ongoing saga of Bitcoin ETF approvals.
  • Proud Boys Leader Joe Biggs Sentenced to 17 Years: A Deep Dive into the Capitol Riot Case
    Trump insurrection
    In a landmark decision that underscores the gravity of the January 6 Capitol attack, Joe Biggs, a prominent leader of the far-right organization Proud Boys, has been handed a 17-year prison sentence. This verdict is among the most severe punishments meted out in connection with the Capitol riot, second only to the 18-year sentence given to Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes.
  • Biden Administration Announces $72 Million Student Loan Relief: Ashford University Students in Focus
    REJECT MAGA
    In a significant move to address the challenges faced by students defrauded by for-profit educational institutions, the Biden administration has announced the cancellation of $72 million in student loans. This relief targets 2,300 former students of Ashford University, a for-profit institution that faced allegations of issuing degrees without the necessary accreditation.
  • Apple's 3D Printing Venture: A Game-Changer for the Watch Series 9 Production
    Apple Store
    In a groundbreaking move, Apple Inc. is set to revolutionize its manufacturing process by integrating 3D printing technology into the production of its upcoming Apple Watch Series 9. This innovative approach, as reported by multiple sources, signifies Apple's commitment to exploring cutting-edge manufacturing techniques and potentially setting new industry standards.
  • Apple's September Showcase: iPhone 15 and Beyond
    Apple
    Apple, the tech behemoth, has once again sent ripples across the industry by announcing its next major event scheduled for September 12th, 2023. The event, intriguingly named "Wonderlust," is set to unveil the much-anticipated iPhone 15, along with other products and updates.
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