Join us as we dive into this latest update in the video game industry and how company officials are combating this latest obstacle.
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Big news out of the video game industry today as Japanese system manufacturer Nintendo announced they are cutting its full year Switch sales by 6% as they struggle to meet demand for the coming holiday season with the ongoing chip shortage continuing to hold up production. This is just the latest company to announce delays in the year's fourth quarter as this chip shortage continues to leave many shelves empty and eager customers empty handed. JOIN US TODAY as we dive into this latest update in the video game industry and how company officials are combating this latest obstacle. |
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We're at the start of a brand-new trading month and most investors are hoping to put all the negative energy of the past two months behind them. For those hopeful traders, things are looking bright this Monday morning as futures are all sitting in the GREEN as the markets prepare to open for the day ahead. As we've all learned, however, the events of the week ahead could most definitely make a serious impact on this morning's good news, dashing all those hopes aside as the week moves on. Join us today as we discuss the events of the week ahead that could have a major impact on these markets and your investments in the days ahead… |
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Apple officials had a bit of a surprise at the end of this week as major competitor Microsoft managed to dethrone Apple Inc. by passing the company in market cap, now making Microsoft the world's most valuable publicly traded company. Could this be the beginning of the end of the tech giant or will they be able to regain their footing in the weeks and months to come? Join us today as we take a look at these latest updates coming out of the tech industry and what could be the cause of this latest tumble by the tech giant. |
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