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Just because you can afford a MacBook Pro doesn’t mean you need one. And just because the MacBook Air is cheaper doesn’t mean it’s always the smarter buy. In 2025, both models are powerful, portable, and Apple Intelligence-ready, but they serve very different users.

WTF?! It’s a sad truth that there are always risks when buying and selling second hand. But one would assume dealing with an eBay store that has lots of positive feedback wouldn’t be dangerous. The person who sold their RTX 4090 to the company, only to have it returned without the GPU or VRAM chips,…

With the US’s new trade policies, it seems like the US chipmaker Intel hasn’t seen any exemption at all, as it is reported that the firm would require an export license to sell its Gaudi chips to China.

A hot potato: Tesla is being sued over allegations it alters the odometers of customers’ cars. According to the lawsuit, the automaker does this to increase the money it makes on repairs, avoid warranty obligations, and force customers to purchase warranty extensions early.

Why it matters: Articles on this site that cover software vulnerabilities typically include CVE codes, which tech companies worldwide use to identify cybersecurity threats. Funding for the program that manages the CVE database nearly expired this week, potentially endangering global cybersecurity coordination efforts. Although the crisis was averted at the last minute, the cybersecurity community…

Recap: A new survey spotlights the financial behaviors of young Japanese adults, revealing a significant and growing connection between gaming and personal spending. Conducted in February 2025, the annual online survey polled 1,000 individuals aged 20 to 29, exploring how this demographic navigates expenses across various aspects of life, with a particular focus on gaming…

TV review season continues here at Techaeris land. We’ve had hands on time and reviews of Samsung’s flagship 8K and 4K TVs and now, we have the Samsung S95F OLED. OLED? You ask. Yes, Samsung does make OLED TVs. I know other brands have been known for their OLED TVs, and many people don’t think…

Upstart Holdings (NASDAQ: UPST), the AI-powered lending platform, has experienced another dramatic stock decline, with shares plummeting over 55% from February highs of nearly $90 to under $40 today. For existing shareholders, this roller-coaster performance feels painfully familiar – reminiscent of the company’s staggering 96% collapse during the 2022 inflation shock. If you are looking for an upside with a smoother ride than an individual stock, consider the High-Quality portfolio, which has outperformed the S&P, and clocked >91% returns since inception. The Underlying Issue Upstart’s core business model, which connects borrowers and lenders through its AI-powered platform, faces a fundamental challenge: its inherent sensitivity to interest rate changes. Rising interest rates typically lead to decreased loan demand, directly impacting the company’s revenue. This vulnerability has been evident in Upstart’s financial performance in recent years: Revenue Decline: Over the past three years, Upstart’s top line c

Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) will release its quarterly earnings on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. The defense contractor currently has a market capitalization of $113 billion, with $71 billion in revenue over the past twelve months. The company remains profitable, reporting $7.0 billion in operating profits and $5.3 billion in net income. Analysts expect earnings of $6.30 per share on sales of $17.8 billion, compared to $6.33 per share on sales of $17.2 billion in the same quarter last year. Revenue growth is anticipated across most segments, though the Space division may see lower sales due to reduced volume for the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program. For event-driven traders, historical patterns can offer valuable context. Investors can either position themselves before earnings based on historical trends or react to the release based on correlations between immediate and medium-term returns. Looking at LMT’s five-year history, the stock has given negative one-day returns in 60% of instances, wit

Employment law solicitors for employers are legal experts who help businesses follow rules about workers. They know all about laws for hiring firing pay and workplace safety. These solicitors make sure employers do things right and avoid trouble. Their job is to guide companies through tricky legal stuff. Picture this you are running a busy […] The post Top Benefits of Hiring Employment Law Solicitors for Employers appeared first on Today News.