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Ruston, Louisiana (KTVE/KARD) — Fans prepare to see the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs for the first time as the annual spring football game is scheduled to kick off this weekend at the Bulldog Blitz hosted by Jim Taylor Ford in Ruston this week. is starting. The Bulldogs feel they have all the ingredients to create something special in the new season, and this Saturday will be their chance to show if they are on the right track to improving as a ball club. . The defense was a big concern last year, but with the grand finale of spring football approaching,…
Written by Uncle BanerjeeSINGAPORE (Reuters) – Asian stocks fell on Thursday as disappointing earnings forecasts for Facebook parent Meta Platforms hurt tech stocks, while the yen rose above 155 to the dollar for the first time since 1990. The decline has heightened concerns about intervention by the Japanese government.Meta shares plunged 15% in after-hours trading after parent company Instagram predicted lower-than-expected revenue and higher expenses for the current quarter, sparking a sell-off in U.S. tech and tech-related stocks and creating a sour mood. became.MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific stocks outside Japan fell 0.7%, with a predictable hit to Asian tech…
Returns, an essential aspect of the retail cycle, have skyrocketed in recent years with the growth of online channels. However, with this increase in returns comes a worrying trend of escalating return fraud and policy abuse. according to report by National Retail Federation (NRF), retailers have encountered various forms of return fraud over the past year. Of these, 44% responded to shoplifting or stolen item returns, and 37% experienced returns related to fraudulent bids or stolen bids. A further 20% cited return fraud organized by retail crime groups. But scammers aren't the only ones abusing the system. Return abuse (commonly…
(Bloomberg) — Asian stock markets fell after disappointing forecasts from Meta Platforms, raising concerns that the industry that has driven the bull market in stocks has gone too far.Most Read Articles on BloombergStock indexes in Japan and South Korea fell, and futures in Hong Kong also fell. Australian financial markets are closed for the public holiday. The yen is trading in a narrow range after falling above 155 yen to the dollar for the first time in more than 30 years on Wednesday, raising the possibility of intervention.A $250 billion exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking the Nasdaq 100 took a hit…
The UK antitrust authority Call for opinions We discussed the implications of partnerships between tech giants Microsoft and Amazon and small generative artificial intelligence (AI) model developers, as concerns about competition and innovation in the sector grow. This study could be a game-changer for the AI industry. Some experts warned that tough antitrust rulings could not only change the way major companies interact with emerging AI companies, but also dampen enthusiasm for new partnerships and slow the pace of innovation. “Direct rulings that prohibit exclusive partnerships or create significant barriers to the creation of direct partnerships between generative AI companies…
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Southeast Tech horticulture students have been working nonstop since 8 a.m. for the first day of the annual plant sale. Students say they sold more plants in half a day than they did in all of last year. “It’s so fun just seeing all the beds filled,” said first-year horticulture student Emma Dickey. She said: “It was packed when we started, and then it's flying off the shelves and it's so fun to see people really happy with what they've chosen.” The sale will be held again on Thursday, April 25th from 8am to 6pm…
Gone are the days when watching TV was simply passive entertainment, a one-way street where viewers absorbed content without direct interaction. In today's digital age, the television screen has become the gateway to a world of commerce possibilities, ushering in the era of television e-commerce. For advertisers, this convergence of entertainment and commerce presents a significant opportunity to engage with consumers in a more dynamic and immersive way, foster loyalty, and ultimately drive sales. One media company driving this transformation is NBCUniversal. The company recently announced a series of innovative features designed to transform TV advertising and propel performance marketing…
Each product is independently selected by our editorial team. We may receive a commission from the links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms and conditions. Updated: April 24, 2024 1:12pm PDT Mother's Day By the time your special day approaches, you'll want to give the most important woman in your life the perfect gift. Luckily, there are lots of great technology gifts out there. Amazonand any of the products below will surprise her or other special people in your life, from chosen family members to grandmothers and everyone in between. from tablet and…
Georgia Tech may not have a prospect available for the first few rounds of the NFL Draft, which begins this Thursday, but they could potentially acquire an intriguing player on Day 3 to build their team. There are several people. Over the past few years, players like Jordan Mason, Juannie Thomas, and Tyler Davis have gone from being late picks/undrafted to making an impact on their teams. Will the Yellow Jackets be able to acquire such a player in this year's draft?After writing about running back Donte Smith and wide receiver Dominik Blaylock, let's take a look at another player…
BLACKSBURG, Va. – A trio of Newport News Navalny Oversight Engineering Officers (EDOs) have embarked on a mission to enlighten our nation’s future. Officers Lt. Jack Cathcart, Lt. Latria Johnson, and Ensign Mark Amdahl visited Virginia Tech to lecture to a force of more than 200 cadets from the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC). The April 24 talk focused on the myriad career opportunities available within the EDO community.Pictured: Lt. James Whitley, pictured with Lt. Mark Amdahl (left), Lt. Latvia Johnson (center), and Lt. Jack Cathcart (right). Obtained data: April 23, 2024 Post date: …