Stock Trading Weekly Video Training: September 2016

Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Chinese Internet Firms Hit Obstacles Abroad

Columnist Li Yuan writes that China’s internet companies struggle to come up with products and strategies that can make them competitive overseas.
http://on.wsj.com/2d9t2Je

GoPro Review: A Camera With Smartphone Smarts

The Hero 5 borrows some of the best smartphone features, such as voice commands and cloud storage, and brings a few improvements of its own, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.
http://on.wsj.com/2d9stPV

Europe Hangs Up on Cross-Border Roaming Fees

European regulators are finally ready to get rid of roaming. The European Commission rolled out new proposals that laid out the blueprint of how to abolish cellphone roaming fees charged by carriers when customers crisscross EU borders.
http://on.wsj.com/2cKwsXH

Iceland Refuses Spot in 'FIFA 17' Because of Low Offer

Videogamers won’t be re-creating the summer heroics of the Iceland soccer team any time soon. When Electronic Arts came calling to include the side in its popular “FIFA” franchise, the Norsemen couldn’t be bought—at least not on the cheap.
http://on.wsj.com/2cKl3av

Apple and Google Browser Tweaks Could Boost Mobile Video

Apple and Google made tweaks to their popular mobile web browsers to enable video content to play automatically in web pages.
http://on.wsj.com/2d8xng3

Replacement Galaxy Note 7s Arrive En Masse

A global recall of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, whose batteries in some cases caught fire, rolled out in earnest around the world, amid questions about whether Samsung can meet demand for the replacement devices.
http://on.wsj.com/2cJWkml

Replacement Galaxy Notes 7s Arrive En Masse

How Pokémon Became Monster Hit

When Pokémon Chief Executive Tsunekazu Ishihara first got involved with the game two decades ago, he didn’t expect Pikachu—a chubby yellow mouse with rosy cheeks—to become its global figurehead.
http://on.wsj.com/2cJJaFY

Japan Could Divest Itself of Stake in iPhone-Screen Maker

Japan’s government could divest itself of its stake in Japan Display unless it shows it is more than just a commodity supplier to Apple.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGcE4y

Tuesday, 20 September 2016

Google Allo Review: Messaging and AI, With Limitations

WhatsApp, Apple iMessage, Facebook Messenger, Google Hangouts: There’s a good chance you’re already using two or three different messaging apps just to keep up with friends and family. Google wants you to try one more, Allo.
http://on.wsj.com/2cIyyXY

Japan Could Divest Stake in iPhone Display Maker

Japan’s government could divest its stake in Japan Display unless it shows it is more than just a commodity supplier to Apple Inc.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGcE4y

Tesla Crash Victim's Family Seeks Court Probe

A Chinese man who is suing Tesla over his son’s fatal Model S crash in January applied to a local Beijing court to investigate whether the car’s Autopilot driving system was engaged.
http://on.wsj.com/2cG7WUv

Record Companies' U.S. Revenue Up 8.1% in First Half of 2016

A huge jump in music streaming contributed to an 8.1% increase in record companies’ U.S. revenue in the first half of 2016, compared with the same period a year earlier. The growth was the industry’s strongest since the CD boom of the late 1990s.
http://on.wsj.com/2cG11KV

Fully Autonomous Robots: The Warehouse Workers of the Near Future

Grocery baron Rick Cohen, CEO of C&S Wholesale, is pitching bots that can pick and stack goods untethered, promising to cut inefficiency in a low-margin business that has been slow to automate.
http://on.wsj.com/2cG14Gm

AT&T to Test Broadband Over Power Lines

AT&T Inc. said Tuesday it had discovered a way to deliver high speed broadband over electrical power lines, a technology it claims would make it cheaper and easier to bring the internet to hard to reach places.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFQO0Y

Samsung Says Replacement Galaxy Note 7s Will Be Available Wednesday

Samsung said replacements for half of the one million Galaxy Note 7 phones recalled in the U.S. last week will be available in stores by Wednesday, falling short of expectations.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFPZoK

Microsoft Plans $40 Billion Stock Buyback, Raises Dividend

Microsoft Corp. announced plans to buy back up to $40 billion in stock and boost its dividend to 39 cents.
http://on.wsj.com/2cHJkOn

Adobe Results Boosted by Subscription Sales

Adobe Systems reported quarterly results at the top end of its forecast and above Wall Street expectations, propelled by a 41% jump in subscription revenue.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFDg5H

Road for Driverless Cars Pockmarked With Regulatory Pitfalls

Companies from the Motor City to Silicon Valley welcomed the Obama administration’s new self-driving car policy this week, but there is still a long road ahead full of obstacles before robots entirely replace humans as motorists.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFDAB9

GE Goes Into High Gear to Attract Silicon Valley Tech Talent

General Electric—one of the country’s oldest industrial businesses—has set up a new software division that is working to lure tech talent from Silicon Valley titans such as Apple and Cisco.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFwXPF

Cowboys Turn to High-Tech Ear Tags to Monitor Animal Health

New high-tech ear tags that track a herd’s movement and feeding patterns offer ranchers a way to reduce the use of antibiotics in livestock operations.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFpMqA

Chip Veteran Backs Ambitious, Economical Startup

Gordon Campbell, an entrepreneur who has been betting on new chip companies since the 1980s, is now backing one of his most ambitious startups yet.
http://on.wsj.com/2cH0aNf

Apple's MacOS Sierra: Five Top Features

Even though Siri is the star of MacOS Sierra, other new tricks make this year’s free update worth checking out.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGPSgb

Apple's Siri: A Lot Smarter, But Still Kind of Dumb

With the new MacOS and Apple’s AirPods, Siri’s more powerful than ever, but still not as good as some competitors, Joanna Stern writes.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGPDSf

U.S. to Issue Driverless Car Guidelines

The Obama administration said companies developing driverless cars should adopt a series of government recommendations to certify that their vehicles are ready for U.S. roads.
http://on.wsj.com/2cDmzI7

Hey, Check Out My New Phone! It Does Nothing.

As tech lovers race to buy the iPhone 7, entrepreneurs are pitching the functionless ‘NoPhone Air,’ which comes in an empty package and is aimed at people tired of being glued to their screens.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGddyr

Comcast to Launch Wireless Service by Mid-2017

CEO Brian Roberts said Comcast is aiming to launch a wireless service by mid-2017, creating a new business line that could help the cable giant better retain customers.
http://on.wsj.com/2cGdly2

U.S. to Roll Out Recommendations for Driverless Cars

Researchers Use Wireless Signals to Recognize Emotions

One of these days, the walls may know when you’re happy, sad, stressed or angry by using an experimental device unveiled Tuesday by researchers at that uses wireless signals to recognize emotions.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFPFcU

Uber to Open Facility in Detroit Area

Uber Technologies is close to opening a facility in the Detroit area to boost collaboration with conventional car companies, a top executive said at a conference Monday.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFPyOI

Pokémon to Create Games for Next Nintendo System

Sales of Pokémon products have been lifted by the popularity of ‘Pokemon Go.’ and the company is hoping to bring the smartphone app to China and South Korea.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFPGO1

Twitter to Cut Jobs in India

Twitter said it would lay off some employees from its global engineering workforce at a development center in the southern Indian city of Bangalore.
http://on.wsj.com/2cFiJS5

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