October 4, 2021

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Twitter Announces New Updates in 2021

Twitter Announces New Updates in 2021

Twitter has been an important tool in any startup’s marketing arsenal; as such, the updates have brought about some excitement.The updates revolve around original content creation and aim to give users more security and control over their tweets.

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Twitter has been an important tool in any startup’s marketing arsenal; as such, the updates have brought about some excitement.The updates revolve around original content creation and aim to give users more security and control over their tweets.

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Nike’s Revenue Falls Due to Supply Chain Disruptions

Nike’s Revenue Falls Due to Supply Chain Disruptions

Footwear giant Nike witnessed a 3% dip in its shares as supply chain problems worsened. About three-fourths of Nike’s shoes are manufactured in Southeast Asia. Over 50% of them are made in Vietnam, where factories are shut due to Covid resurgence.

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Footwear giant Nike witnessed a 3% dip in its shares as supply chain problems worsened. About three-fourths of Nike’s shoes are manufactured in Southeast Asia. Over 50% of them are made in Vietnam, where factories are shut due to Covid resurgence.

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Power Cuts Threaten China's GDP in 2021

Power Cuts Threaten China’s GDP in 2021

After the Evergrande crisis, another issue may threaten China’s GDP. This holiday season, some of us across the world may not get to buy smartphones and other goods for our loved ones. That’s because China’s state-mandated power cuts have forced factories to shut down and halt production. This will affect the supply of some sought-after products, like Apple and Tesla.

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After the Evergrande crisis, another issue may threaten China’s GDP. This holiday season, some of us across the world may not get to buy smartphones and other goods for our loved ones. That’s because China’s state-mandated power cuts have forced factories to shut down and halt production. This will affect the supply of some sought-after products, like Apple and Tesla.