Facebook Dating Services & App may begin from February 2021 on Valentines day

Facebook Dating Services & App may begin from February 2021 on Valentines day

Facebook said it was launching its dating service in 50 European countries.Facebook Dating, the social network’s competitor to Tinder and other dating apps, launches today in Europe after a long delay from its planned Valentine’s Day debut. The dating service offers the same features in Europe as it does in the US, using the existing profile you’ve created on Facebook to find potential matches. Facebook tailors these matches with your preferences, Facebook activity, and, if you opt in, groups and events. FACEBOOK ORIGINALLY PLANNED TO LAUNCH ITS DATING SERVICE IN…

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UK economy feels the pressure as 2nd wave of Coronavirus pushes UK into severe recession

UK economy feels the pressure as 2nd wave of Coronavirus pushes UK into severe recession

The government will close the furlough scheme this weekend, with redundancies rising at the fastest rate on record and the second wave of Covid-19 pushing Britain’s economy to the brink of a double-dip recession, according to a Guardian analysis. As the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, prepares to end the multibillion-pound coronavirus job retention scheme and launch a less generous replacement programme, early warning indicators show business activity faltering as local lockdowns take effect. The number of people losing their jobs is rising much faster than during the 2008 financial crisis, while…

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Huawei Neglected in EU as Nokia Wins Belgian 5G Contracts

Huawei Neglected in EU as Nokia Wins Belgian 5G Contracts

Orange and Proximus have picked Nokia to help build 5G networks in Belgium as they drop Huawei amid US pressure to exclude the Chinese firm from supplying key telecoms equipment. The moves are among the first by commercial operators in Europe to drop Huawei from next-generation networks and come after months of diplomatic pressure from Washington, which alleges Huawei equipment could be used by Beijing for spying. The Belgian capital Brussels is home to the European Union’s executive body and parliament, making it a matter of particular concern for US…

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European Central Bank: Just Wait Until End of The Year 2020

European Central Bank: Just Wait Until End of The Year 2020

FRANKFURT, Germany — The European Central Bank held off from strengthening its current economic stimulus but its President Christine Lagarde said there was “little doubt” that more action would be coming at its December meeting as surging covid-19 infections and new restrictions on activity threaten Europe’s economy.The European Central Bank held off from strengthening its current economic stimulus but signaled that more could be coming at its December meeting given that risks are growing as surging coronavirus infections threaten Europe’s economy. Lagarde said Thursday that recent data show the economy…

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Deutsche Bank rebound hinges more than ever on trading unit

Deutsche Bank rebound hinges more than ever on trading unit

Germany’s largest lender on Wednesday reported a 47% jump in debt trading, beating all but one of the large investment banks so far and prompting Sewing to lift the outlook. The boost propelled the firm to an unexpected third-quarter profit, even as the corporate bank around which the CEO built his strategy continued to shrink amid negative interest rates and the worsening pandemic. The performance suggests Deutsche Bank, which still has one of the largest fixed-income desks in Europe, was able to claw back some market share in a key…

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Google’s display advertising business is under antitrust probe in Italy

Google’s display advertising business is under antitrust probe in Italy

Italy’s competition authority has opened an antitrust investigation into Google’s display ad business — adding another allegation of abuse of a dominant position to the tech giant’s regulatory woes. In a press release announcing the action the AGCM said it “questions the discriminatory use of the huge amount of data collected through its various applications, preventing rivals from competing effectively as well as adversely affecting consumers”. The probe follows a complaint by local ad lobby group the IAB Italy, per Reuters, which says the investigation must be concluded by November…

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UK asks Japan for Huawei alternatives in 5G networks: Sources

UK asks Japan for Huawei alternatives in 5G networks: Sources

The British government asked Japan to help build its 5G wireless networks without Huawei Technologies, citing NEC Corp and Fujitsu Ltd as potential alternative suppliers, the Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday. British officials met with their counterparts in Tokyo on Thursday, two days after Britain ordered Huawei equipment purged from its 5G networks by the end of 2027, the Nikkei said, without citing sources. The move reflects Britain’s effort to bring in new equipment suppliers to foster competition and help reduce costs for the country’s wireless carriers, it said….

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Artificial Intelligence In Fashion Market In Europe Is Expected To Reach US$ 933.9 Million By 2027

Artificial Intelligence In Fashion Market In Europe Is Expected To Reach US$ 933.9 Million By 2027

Among other applications, machine learning algorithms can accurately predict inventory demand, reducing waste, and unsold inventory costs. In short, AI for fashion is changing the way fashion companies design and manufacture their products and the way they are marketed and shipped to customers. According to the report, The artificial intelligence in the fashion market in Europe is expected to grow from US$ 69.2 Mn in 2019 to US$ 933.9 Mn by the year 2027, with a CAGR of 34.0% from the year 2020 to 2027. In the past few years,…

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China calls UK ban on Huawei ‘disappointing and wrong’

China calls UK ban on Huawei ‘disappointing and wrong’

London: U.K.’s ban on Huawei Technologies Co. from its next-generation mobile networks got a swift response from China. Liu Xiaoming, China’s envoy to Britain, called the decision “disappointing and wrong,” and said it had become “questionable whether the U.K. can provide an open, fair and non-discriminatory business environment for companies from other countries.” Under the blueprint agreed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, operators will not be able to add any new Huawei components to their 5G networks after Dec. 31 this year. All equipment made by the Shenzhen-based company that’s already installed will…

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Huawei 5G network equipment banned in the UK effective December 31

Huawei 5G network equipment banned in the UK effective December 31

In a sweeping turn of events, the UK government has banned Huawei from providing 5G infrastructure equipment to local carriers. Effective after December 31, British telecom operators will no longer be allowed to buy or use Huawei 5G components in their next-gen networks. The decision was signed off by Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a meeting with the National Security Council (NSC) and in addition orders all currently deployed Huawei 5G equipment to be removed by 2027. We have been clear-eyed from the start that the Chinese-owned vendors Huawei and…

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