Buy this shirt: https://scorpiontee.com/product/official-stay-cool-lets-ride-t-shirt-2/
Bond market shows there’s already been peak growth: Portfolio manager Villere and Company portfolio manager Sandy Villere on the state of the economy impacting how to best allocate capital. SHENZHEN, China – Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies reported its biggest ever revenue drop in the first half of 2021, after U.S. sanctions drove it to sell a chunk of its once-dominant handset business and before new growth areas have fully matured. The company generated revenue of 320.4 billion yuan ($49.56 billion), it said on Friday. The biggest decline came from Huawei’s consumer business group, which includes handsets, where revenue fell 47% to 135.7 billion yuan. HUAWEI HIRING TONY PODESTA, LOBBYIST BROTHER OF FORMER TOP OBAMA AIDE, TO WOO BIDEN ADMIN: REPORT It eked out a 0.6 percentage point rise in its net profit margin to 9.8%, largely due to efficiency improvements, a company spokesperson said. In 2019 former U.S. President Donald Trump put Huawei on an export blacklist and barred it from
accessing critical technology of U.S. origin, affecting its ability to design its own chips and source components from outside vendors. Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies reported its biggest ever revenue drop in the first half of 2021, after U.S. sanctions drove it to sell a chunk of its once-dominant handset business and before new growth areas have fully matured (iStock) The sanctions hobbled Huawei’s handset business, with Huawei dropping out of the top five vendors in China for the first time in more than seven years in the second quarter, shipping 6.4 million units, according to consultancy Canalys. That compares with 27.4 million handsets shipped in China in Q2 2020, excluding shipments of Honor budget handsets. Huawei sold the brand in November. The consumer business brought in over half of the company’s revenue in 2019. Revenue also fell 14% in the first half from Huawei’s telecoms equipment business, which a spokesperson said was partially down to the slowdown in China’s 5G rollout. Huawei is trying to pivot towards software and business areas not at risk of U.S. pressure, according to an internal memo from founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei seen by Reuters in May. “Our aim is to survive, and to do so sustainably,” said Eric Xu, Huawei’s rotating chairman, in a statement on the results. “We’ve set our strategic goals for the next five years.” GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE The company started rolling out its Harmony operating system in June, meaning it is no longer wholly reliant on Google’s Android platform. U.S. sanctions barred Google from providing technical support to new phone models. First-half revenue from Huawei’s enterprise business group grew 18% to 42.9 billion yuan, as the COVID-19 outbreak spurred industry demand for ICT connectivity, a spokesperson said. Huawei is also seeing strong growth in its cloud services business, more than doubling in size in the first quarter to take a 20% market share in China, according to Canalys.
Apple becomes most profitable company in the world FOX Business’ Susan Li and Constellation Research CEO Ray Wang discuss Apple’s business model. Apple revealed plans to start scanning iPhone photos in the U.S. for images of child pornography, a move that received praise from child protection groups but raised red flags over privacy and the potential for misuse. Through the tool “neuralMatch,” photos will be digitally scanned for matches to images of known child abuse before being uploaded to iCloud. Flagged photos will be reviewed by a person and the account will be locked and law enforcement notified. Because the system flags only known images of child abuse, parents’ photos of their child in the bathtub, etc., shouldn’t trigger a warning. “Apple’s expanded protection for children is a game-changer,” John Clark, president and CEO of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said in a statement. “With so many people using Apple products, these new safety measures have lifesaving potential for children.” The company also plans to scan users’ encrypted messages for sexually explicit content as a child safety measure, which also alarmed privacy advocates. GOOGLE BANS ‘SUGAR DADDY’ APPS FROM ANDROID STORE Matthew Green, a top cryptography researcher at Johns Hopkins University, said the technology could be used by bad actors to send seemingly normal photos meant to trigger
6 Easy Step To Grab This Product:
- Click the button “Buy this shirt”
- Choose your style: men, women, toddlers, …
- Pic Any color you like!
- Choose size.
- Enter the delivery address.
- Wait for your shirt and let’s take a photograph.
Home: https://scorpiontee.com
This product belong to quoc-huy
