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The US Federal Reserve is to launch a new payment service that could allow Americans to send and receive money in seconds. The new service, called 'FedNow', will initially launch with 41 banks and 15…

Samsung’s Unpacked is set to take place on July 26, live from Seoul, Korea. And you know what that means. Samsung Galaxy Reserve is back. Once again, you can reserve the next Galaxy before it is even announced and get $50 off of your purchase. As usual, this is a no-commitment offer from Samsung, so you are going to be able to input your name and email to reserve your device(s). There’s no commitment to buy, and Samsung does not even ask for a credit card. If you opt to buy one of the new device(s), then you’ll get $50…

The US Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that 57 firms have been certified to utilise its "FedNow" instant payments system after it launches in late July.The Fed did not provide a specific date for the launch, but 41 banks and 15 service providers, including large firms like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of New York Mellon, US Bancorp and Wells Fargo, have completed formal testing and will be ready to provide instant payments after the new service is live. Discover the stories of your interestBlockchain5 StoriesCyber-safety7…

Last week at Anker’s Recharge press event, the company revealed its new PowerCore Reserve 192Wh. The new addition to its family of portable power banks arrives with as something of a mix between the brand’s usual everyday carry upgrades and its more capable power stations meant for keeping your gear powered on camping trips and at tailgates. Today, the new release is going up for sale via Amazon, launching with some savings attached. Anker’s new PowerCore Reserve 192Wh begins shipping Anker’s new…

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER (AP Economics Writer) WASHINGTON (AP) — Don’t call it a “pause.” When the Federal Reserve meets next week, it is widely expected to leave interest rates alone — after 10 straight meetings in which it has jacked up its key rate to fight inflation. But what might otherwise be seen as a “pause” will likely be characterized instead as a “skip.” The difference? A “pause” might suggest that the Fed may not raise its benchmark rate again. A “skip” implies that it probably will — just not now. The purpose…

Federal Reserve officials this past week raised interest rates to a 16-year high and signaled they might be done hiking them for now. But they didn’t say exactly how they will know when they have reached that point. Fed Chair Jerome Powell said at a Wednesday press conference that policy makers will base the decision “on the totality of incoming data and their implications for the outlook for economic activity and inflation.”  Federal Reserve officials this past week raised interest…

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve approved another quarter-percentage-point interest-rate rise and signaled it could be done lifting rates after that. The decision Wednesday marked the Fed’s tenth consecutive rate increase aimed at battling inflation and will bring its benchmark federal-funds rate to a range between 5% and 5.25%, a 16-year high. WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve approved another quarter-percentage-point interest-rate rise and signaled it could be done lifting rates after that.…

OnePlus unveiled its first tablet alongside the OnePlus 11, and it looks like the company went all out on it. While we know just about everything there is about this device, the Chinese company has yet to reveal its price (and that’s kinda important). Well, we know one price; you can reserve the OnePlus Pad for $99, according to XDA Developers.So, it sounds weird that you would drop $99 just to set aside one of these tablets, but there’s a perk to reserving one. The OnePlus has two accessories that you can add on. One is…

Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it intends to raise interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point in its latest bid to curb inflation. It’s a somewhat contentious move given the recent banking failures the US has experienced, and some economists fear that higher interest rates could further weaken the financial sector. Those in favor, however, argued the hike would show the banking sector is stable enough to handle higher rates. Additionally, the Fed has long been under pressure to do more to…

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues this week face one of their toughest calls in years: whether to raise interest rates again to fight stubbornly high inflation or take a timeout amid the most intense banking crisis since 2008. The decision over whether to raise interest rates by a quarter-percentage point is likely to hinge in part on how markets digest the forced marriage Sunday of two Swiss banking giants, UBS and…