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Patch Should Fix AMD Performance Issues on Windows 11
Microsoft has a patch ready to fix the bugs that cause some applications on AMD Ryzen chips to run up to fifteen percent slower.
Two weeks ago, it was publicized that two bugs are causing the combination of AMD and Windows 11 to…
Americans are Rebuying More Stuff Due to Delta Variant Coronavirus
The spending pattern of American households has shifted more to goods instead of services due to the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
The number of coronavirus infections increased in August and September, reducing demand for…
Biden Visits Pope Ahead of Glasgow Climate Summit
US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will attend an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican on October 29.
Biden will also attend a G20 summit in Italy on October 30 and 31.
The White House reports that the…
OPEC Weakens Market Expectations Despite High Oil Prices
Oil prices have reached their highest level in years this week, yet OPEC is more cautious in estimating demand for the commodity.
The oil country cartel estimates the total need in 2021 is lower than previously estimated. At the…
Formula 1 Drivers Approve Fireproof Gloves
The new fire-resistant gloves in Formula 1 have been approved. Australian Daniel Ricciardo was one of the drivers who had to test the gloves for wearing comfort at the last Turkish Grand Prix, and the McLaren driver was satisfied.
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Philippine President Duterte Congratulates Nobel Laureate Ressa
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte congratulated Maria Ressa on winning the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday. The Filipino journalist won that prize on Friday.
The congratulation, released by a spokesman for the president, is…
US Job Growth Much Weaker Than Expected in September
Employment in the United States grew much less than expected in September. According to the US Department of Labor, employment increased by 194,000. Economists had expected average growth of 500,000 new jobs in the world's largest economy.…
Deal Between Democrats and Republicans on US Debt Ceiling
Democrats and Republicans in the US Senate have reached an agreement on the level of the US government debt ceiling. That ceiling is now being raised until December, as the Republicans had proposed.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck…
IMF Thinks Inflation will Rise Further This Year and Then Weaken
Inflation, which has been rising for some time in many countries, is likely to peak sometime in the coming months. Thereafter, the increase in the overall price level will return to a more normal level, the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…
Six Years After Windows 10, A New Windows Version Still Appears
Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 11, will be released on Tuesday. Unfortunately, this one looks very different from its predecessor.
For example, people can also use multiple so-called desktops at the same time. Anyone who…