Nathan Jolly – Page 380

Leaked Video Shows Off Fitbit Charge 5

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

A new video has been leaked that appears to show the Fitbit Charge 5 in action, including details of new features such as ECG reader, a daily readiness score, and…

Westfield Chief Calls Rent Relief ‘Bad Policy’

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

Scentre chief executive Peter Allen has used the company’s results call to slam the commercial rent relief schemes implemented in NSW and Victoria as “bad policy.” The schemes require landlords…

Google Denies ACCC’s Claims Of Australian Market Power

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

The ACCC has concluded that “customer inertia” and default settings give Google an outsized advantage and act as competitive barriers for other search engines. These findings make up its Digital…

Samsung Heir Not ‘Working’ For Company, Just Running It

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

Samsung Group’s de facto chief Lee Jae-yong is not technically working at Samsung, despite seeming to retain control over the empire and holding an official title. This breaches a five-year…

Westfield Owner Reports Strong Start To 2021

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

Scentre Group, owner of the local Westfield shopping centre chain, has reported a first-half operating profit of $460.1 million, marking a 28 per cent jump year-on-year. This is an impressive…

Kogan Suffers 87% Profit Collapse Due To Bloated Inventory

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

Online retailer Kogan.com has seen its profits dive to just $3.53 million, falling by 86.8 per cent, as bloated inventory and increased logistics costs decimate the company’s earnings. As a…

DTS Adds Compatible TVs To Play-Fi Home Theatre

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

DTS is planning to add compatible televisions to its Play-Fi Home Theatre, enabling users to connect with their wireless surround speaker systems. The first TVs supporting Play-Fi will be available…

Chip Shortage Worsens As New COVID Wave Hits Malaysia

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

A new outbreak of COVID-19 in Asia has slowed manufacturing capabilities in Malaysia and Taiwan, continuing a horror run for the semiconductor industry. The Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association predicts an…

Samsung To Raise Vietnam Investment, Despite COVID

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

Samsung Electronics is planning to raise its investment in Vietnamese manufacturing facilities, despite the current setbacks caused by COVID-19. The tech giant has already poured over $USD17.5 billion into infrastructure…

LG’s First 42-Inch OLED TV Delayed Until 2022

Nathan Jolly August 24, 2021 No Comments

LG’s first ever 42-inch OLED TV has been delayed until 2022. The gaming television was announced earlier this year, and was intended as part of LG’s 2021 TV lineup, but…