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According to Adobe Analytics, this year, the customers seemed to be focused on buying electronic devices, like TVs and tablets, as well as apparels.

President Joe Biden has forgiven more student loans, amounting to $1.2 billion.

The Mortgage Bankers Association compared the demand for refinancing between the previous week and last week, showing an increase of 15% in the latter.

TSMC is now recognized as the largest and most advanced chipmaker in the world. It manufactures essential chips for Apple and Nvidia.

The advertising portal of Amazon crashed during its July 16-17 Prime Day Sale, causing a disruption among sellers and advertisers.

The odds that the rate will be lowered by a half percentage point are 6.7%, accounting for traders who believe the central bank will cut rates at both the July and September meetings.

A hacking group claims responsibility for leaked Slack messages of Disney.

President Joe Biden unveiled plans that target lowering housing costs and capping rent increases.

Trump Media has gone through volatile trading throughout the election season. After Trump's conviction, stocks plummeted to almost 50%.

Former rival of Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, is scheduled to speak at the RNC after initially being left off the agenda.

PayPal EU was fined for $27.3 million by a Polish watchdog after it was discovered that its contract clauses were ambiguous.

The increase in PPI in June was attributed to a sudden rise in final demand services, particularly in trade service margins, which soared 1.9% from May.

In 2021, the year that its current CTO was brought in from VMware by CEO Pat Gelsinger to help steer the company's software strategy, Intel made more than $100 million in software revenue.

AT&T revealed a massive 2022 data breach, which resulted in the exposure of millions of cellular calls and text message logs.

PepsiCo missed the expected revenue for the second quarter due to slow demand for snacks and sodas.

The IRS achieved a milestone in collecting more than $1 billion from wealthy American taxpayers in less than a year since passing legislation to add more agents.

Costco moves to raise its annual membership fees.by $5 to $10.

Walmart is modernizing its supply chain to keep up with customers who opt for either home delivery or curbside pickup.

BMW is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles because of faulty airbag inflators.

Microsoft has dropped its board observer seat at OpenAI following tight regulatory scrutiny.

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) stated on Tuesday that the Small Business Optimism Index climbed by one point, reaching 91.5 last month.

The Walt Disney Company plans to launch a new cruise ship that will be base in Tokyo and is expected to set sail in 2028.

The president emphasized that he will be staying in the race and that he is not going anywhere. He also explained that he is the best person to beat former President Donald Trump in the elections.

Apple Watch users can look forward to more exciting features as it nears its 10th birthday.

Tesla investors are seeking relief from the $7 billion in legal fees requested by group who blocked Elon Musk's pay package.

The inclusion of Tesla on the list means that government agencies and public groups can purchase the cars and use them as service vehicles.

Biden, along with Vice President Kamala Harris, first lady Jill Biden and also first gentleman Doug Emhoff will be traveling to battleground states for the month of July.

Major retailers are eliminating self-checkout counters due to noticeable inventory loss.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration revealed that several of the carmaker's vehicles from 2012 to 2018 did not comply with federal fuel economy requirements.