Monthly Archives: September 2022

Apple Pay Later might not arrive until 2023 due to ‘technical’ challenges

Apple Pay Later might not arrive until next year. The upcoming “buy now, pay later” feature, which will let qualifying US customers split their purchases into four equal payments over six weeks, is reportedly being delayed until 2023 due to technical engineering challenges, according to a new report. Apple announced Apple Pay Later at WWDC…

Investors bank on China’s alternatives to Nvidia’s auto chips

In China, a crop of homegrown chip companies has popped up as Beijing strives to decouple from America’s advanced technology and manage sanctions risks, which have crippled Huawei’s lucrative smartphone business. In the red-hot space of autonomous driving, Chinese semiconductor firms, buoyed with venture capital, are aiming to provide the best alternatives to Nvidia and…

Siberia will be full of investment opportunities in the next 3 decades if you can get in right after the war, says a fund manager who manages $7 billion in assets

There are vast reserves of croplands in Siberia, Russia. Ilya Naymushin/Reuters Investing in Russia after the war with Ukraine could present a surpising upside, said an investor. That’s thanks to vast farmlands in Siberia, said Cheah Cheng Hye, co-CIO of Value Partners Group. Chinese investors were already snapping up farmland in Siberia before the war….

Roger Stone is heard saying ‘let’s get right to the violence’ in unearthed footage from 2020 election handed over to January 6 committee

Roger Stone, a former adviser and confidant to former U.S. President Donald Trump, addresses reporters in front of the Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Federal Building Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images New footage obtained by CNN shows Roger Stone calling for violence before the 2020 election. In the footage, Stone is also heard saying “fuck voting” and “you…

The Kremlin reluctantly acknowledged issues with its draft amid mobilization chaos, but blamed local authorities and rebellious citizens for botching the decree

A police officer detains a demonstrator during a protest against a partial mobilization in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022. AP Photo/File A Kremlin spokesman tried to deflect blame over mounting discord following Russia’s draft decree. Protests, displays of violence, and reports of mass departures have plagued Russia in recent days. There have been reports…