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An Analysis of Apple Inc.’s Financial Performance and Growth Prospects

By Adebowale AterePosted on Posted in Business & FinanceTagged , , , , , No Comments on An Analysis of Apple Inc.’s Financial Performance and Growth Prospects

Apple is the largest technology company in the world in terms of revenue and market capitalization and is
among the Big Five American information technology companies, which also includes Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Meta (Facebook), and Microsoft. The Americas is Apple’s biggest regional market, encompassing both North and South America. Other significant markets include Europe (comprising European countries as well as India, the Middle East and Africa), Greater China (encompassing mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan), Japan, and the Rest of Asia Pacific (including Australia and other Asian countries not included in the company’s other reportable segments).

Are Conspiracy Theories Good for Facebook?

By Akinyemi AfolabiPosted on Posted in AgenciesTagged , , , , , , No Comments on Are Conspiracy Theories Good for Facebook?

Both Democrats and Republicans directed much of their wrath at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Congressional trustbusters blasted him for buying up Instagram and WhatsApp. Acquiring competitors to neutralize them is a classic move in the monopoly playbook. But the lawmakers’ gripes with the company went far beyond typical antitrust concerns.

Central Banks’ Digital Currencies: To Cherish or Not?

By Adebisi SamuelPosted on Posted in Africa & World EconomyTagged , , , , , , No Comments on Central Banks’ Digital Currencies: To Cherish or Not?

Tech companies have done a lot to make cashless payments mainstream, and while the argument that the central bank should officially approve the adoption of digital currencies or regulate them is ongoing, the idea of central banks issuing fiat currencies is coming to the fore. The far-left maintain the opinion that digital currencies need no regulation, and on the far right is the belief that central banks should issue digital currencies: E-Dollar, E-Yen, E-Naira, etc.

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