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*Чем могли бы заниматься аналитики свечного заводика: объясняем на реальных задачах*
В анализе данных много направлений — бизнес-аналитика, продуктовая аналитика, Data Science. Разбираемся в нюансах каждого вместе с сервисом онлайн-образования Яндекс Практикум.
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*Coca-Cola adds new flavors to one of its biggest soda brands*
In recent years, Coca-Cola hasn't seemed to take beverage development very seriously. Instead of trying to create the new big thing, the company has seemed to bounce between gimmicks and changes in the margins. The company has partnered with various celebrities for limited-time-offer flavors and it even released a flavor created by artificial intelligence (AI). It's hard to not see that as a stunt when the company describes it this way: "Coca‑Cola Y3000 Zero Sugar was co-created with human and artificial intelligence by understanding how fans envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, flavors and more. Fans’ perspectives from around the world, combined with insights gathered from artificial intelligence, helped inspire Coca‑Cola to create the unique taste of Y3000," the company shared in a press release.Related: Burger King's menu adds a cheesy new Whopper meal In theory, the product was meant to imagine what soda might taste like in the year 3000. In reality, it's a silly exercise designed to get attention, not actually create a core new flavor for the company. This has been happening as Coke's rival, PepsiCo (PEP) - Get Free Report overhauled its lemon-lime platform earlier this year. That was a major change that involved the company killing the Sierra Mist brand and replacing it with Starry, a new effort to take on Sprite designed to appeal to millennial customers. PepsiCo killed Sierra Mist this year. Image source: TheStreet Coca-Cola has a new Sprite product line While Pepsi is trying gain market share with Stary, Coca-Cola has the unchallenged lemon-lime soda leader in Sprite. It's not a relatively close battle like Coke and Pepsi's namesake products, it's more or less the Kansas City Chiefs against a low-tier college program. Now, to build on that lead, Coca-Cola (KO) - Get Free Report will be launching a new Sprite platform, Sprite Chill. That's not the flavors name, it's sort of the overall name for the umbrella of product Coke plans to add under the Sprite banner. "The flavor itself, at least the first one coming out, will be Cherry-Lime," Sporked reported. The Chill part is actually embedded into how the beverage will make consumers feel. "Literally. Sprite is going to add some sort of cooling agent to the drink so that it gives you a cooling sensation when you drink it, much like when you eat a York Peppermint Patties or candy canes or entire tubes of toothpaste (I cannot recommend that you try this last one)," Jessica Block wrote. Essentially, this is Coca-Cola trying to create a new sensation because it gives drinkers, well, a new sensation. The Sprite Chill line is expected in Spring 2024. Coca-Cola builds on its core brands While it has innovated new products, Coke generally follows a model of using its existing brands to launch new products. That's something CEO James Quincey spoke about during Coca-Cola's third-quarter earnings call. "We continue to see promising early results for Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola in Europe. We are learning and expanding in our core, including our recent announcement of our Absolut Vodka and Sprite," he said. Sprite has been a key part of the company's global strategy. "Within sparkling soft drinks, elasticities are holding up well, and we continue to drive quality leadership with Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Fanta. For example, our systems stepped up in-store activation on Sprite Lymonade legacy with increased displays at point of sale, which drove higher household penetration and repeat purchases," he added.
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In recent years, Coca-Cola hasn't seemed to take beverage development very seriously. Instead of trying to create the new big thing, the company has seemed to bounce between gimmicks and changes in the margins. The company has partnered with various celebrities for limited-time-offer flavors and it even released a flavor created by artificial intelligence (AI). It's hard to not see that as a stunt when the company describes it this way: "Coca‑Cola Y3000 Zero Sugar was co-created with human and artificial intelligence by understanding how fans envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, flavors and more. Fans’ perspectives from around the world, combined with insights gathered from artificial intelligence, helped inspire Coca‑Cola to create the unique taste of Y3000," the company shared in a press release.Related: Burger King's menu adds a cheesy new Whopper meal In theory, the product was meant to imagine what soda might taste like in the year 3000. In reality, it's a silly exercise designed to get attention, not actually create a core new flavor for the company. This has been happening as Coke's rival, PepsiCo (PEP) - Get Free Report overhauled its lemon-lime platform earlier this year. That was a major change that involved the company killing the Sierra Mist brand and replacing it with Starry, a new effort to take on Sprite designed to appeal to millennial customers. PepsiCo killed Sierra Mist this year. Image source: TheStreet Coca-Cola has a new Sprite product line While Pepsi is trying gain market share with Stary, Coca-Cola has the unchallenged lemon-lime soda leader in Sprite. It's not a relatively close battle like Coke and Pepsi's namesake products, it's more or less the Kansas City Chiefs against a low-tier college program. Now, to build on that lead, Coca-Cola (KO) - Get Free Report will be launching a new Sprite platform, Sprite Chill. That's not the flavors name, it's sort of the overall name for the umbrella of product Coke plans to add under the Sprite banner. "The flavor itself, at least the first one coming out, will be Cherry-Lime," Sporked reported. The Chill part is actually embedded into how the beverage will make consumers feel. "Literally. Sprite is going to add some sort of cooling agent to the drink so that it gives you a cooling sensation when you drink it, much like when you eat a York Peppermint Patties or candy canes or entire tubes of toothpaste (I cannot recommend that you try this last one)," Jessica Block wrote. Essentially, this is Coca-Cola trying to create a new sensation because it gives drinkers, well, a new sensation. The Sprite Chill line is expected in Spring 2024. Coca-Cola builds on its core brands While it has innovated new products, Coke generally follows a model of using its existing brands to launch new products. That's something CEO James Quincey spoke about during Coca-Cola's third-quarter earnings call. "We continue to see promising early results for Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola in Europe. We are learning and expanding in our core, including our recent announcement of our Absolut Vodka and Sprite," he said. Sprite has been a key part of the company's global strategy. "Within sparkling soft drinks, elasticities are holding up well, and we continue to drive quality leadership with Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Fanta. For example, our systems stepped up in-store activation on Sprite Lymonade legacy with increased displays at point of sale, which drove higher household penetration and repeat purchases," he added.
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Coca-Cola adds new flavors to one of its biggest soda brands
This time Coke isn't using AI or partnering with a big-name DJ to create its latest effort to take down Pepsi's newest big brand.
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Coca-Cola adds new flavors to one of its biggest soda brands
In recent years, Coca-Cola hasn't seemed to take beverage development very seriously. Instead of trying to create the new big thing, the company has seemed to bounce between gimmicks and changes in the margins. The company has partnered with various celebrities for limited-time-offer flavors and it even released a flavor created by artificial intelligence (AI). It's hard to not see that as a stunt when the company describes it this way: "Coca‑Cola Y3000 Zero Sugar was co-created with human and artificial intelligence by understanding how fans envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, flavors and more. Fans’ perspectives from around the world, combined with insights gathered from artificial intelligence, helped inspire Coca‑Cola to create the unique taste of Y3000," the company shared in a press release.Related: Burger King's menu adds a cheesy new Whopper meal In theory, the product was meant to imagine what soda might taste like in the year 3000. In reality, it's a silly exercise designed to get attention, not actually create a core new flavor for the company. This has been happening as Coke's rival, PepsiCo (PEP) - Get Free Report overhauled its lemon-lime platform earlier this year. That was a major change that involved the company killing the Sierra Mist brand and replacing it with Starry, a new effort to take on Sprite designed to appeal to millennial customers. PepsiCo killed Sierra Mist this year. Image source: TheStreet Coca-Cola has a new Sprite product line While Pepsi is trying gain market share with Stary, Coca-Cola has the unchallenged lemon-lime soda leader in Sprite. It's not a relatively close battle like Coke and Pepsi's namesake products, it's more or less the Kansas City Chiefs against a low-tier college program. Now, to build on that lead, Coca-Cola (KO) - Get Free Report will be launching a new Sprite platform, Sprite Chill. That's not the flavors name, it's sort of the overall name for the umbrella of product Coke plans to add under the Sprite banner. "The flavor itself, at least the first one coming out, will be Cherry-Lime," Sporked reported. The Chill part is actually embedded into how the beverage will make consumers feel. "Literally. Sprite is going to add some sort of cooling agent to the drink so that it gives you a cooling sensation when you drink it, much like when you eat a York Peppermint Patties or candy canes or entire tubes of toothpaste (I cannot recommend that you try this last one)," Jessica Block wrote. Essentially, this is Coca-Cola trying to create a new sensation because it gives drinkers, well, a new sensation. The Sprite Chill line is expected in Spring 2024. Coca-Cola builds on its core brands While it has innovated new products, Coke generally follows a model of using its existing brands to launch new products. That's something CEO James Quincey spoke about during Coca-Cola's third-quarter earnings call. "We continue to see promising early results for Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola in Europe. We are learning and expanding in our core, including our recent announcement of our Absolut Vodka and Sprite," he said. Sprite has been a key part of the company's global strategy. "Within sparkling soft drinks, elasticities are holding up well, and we continue to drive quality leadership with Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Fanta. For example, our systems stepped up in-store activation on Sprite Lymonade legacy with increased displays at point of sale, which drove higher household penetration and repeat purchases," he added.
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In recent years, Coca-Cola hasn't seemed to take beverage development very seriously. Instead of trying to create the new big thing, the company has seemed to bounce between gimmicks and changes in the margins. The company has partnered with various celebrities for limited-time-offer flavors and it even released a flavor created by artificial intelligence (AI). It's hard to not see that as a stunt when the company describes it this way: "Coca‑Cola Y3000 Zero Sugar was co-created with human and artificial intelligence by understanding how fans envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, flavors and more. Fans’ perspectives from around the world, combined with insights gathered from artificial intelligence, helped inspire Coca‑Cola to create the unique taste of Y3000," the company shared in a press release.Related: Burger King's menu adds a cheesy new Whopper meal In theory, the product was meant to imagine what soda might taste like in the year 3000. In reality, it's a silly exercise designed to get attention, not actually create a core new flavor for the company. This has been happening as Coke's rival, PepsiCo (PEP) - Get Free Report overhauled its lemon-lime platform earlier this year. That was a major change that involved the company killing the Sierra Mist brand and replacing it with Starry, a new effort to take on Sprite designed to appeal to millennial customers. PepsiCo killed Sierra Mist this year. Image source: TheStreet Coca-Cola has a new Sprite product line While Pepsi is trying gain market share with Stary, Coca-Cola has the unchallenged lemon-lime soda leader in Sprite. It's not a relatively close battle like Coke and Pepsi's namesake products, it's more or less the Kansas City Chiefs against a low-tier college program. Now, to build on that lead, Coca-Cola (KO) - Get Free Report will be launching a new Sprite platform, Sprite Chill. That's not the flavors name, it's sort of the overall name for the umbrella of product Coke plans to add under the Sprite banner. "The flavor itself, at least the first one coming out, will be Cherry-Lime," Sporked reported. The Chill part is actually embedded into how the beverage will make consumers feel. "Literally. Sprite is going to add some sort of cooling agent to the drink so that it gives you a cooling sensation when you drink it, much like when you eat a York Peppermint Patties or candy canes or entire tubes of toothpaste (I cannot recommend that you try this last one)," Jessica Block wrote. Essentially, this is Coca-Cola trying to create a new sensation because it gives drinkers, well, a new sensation. The Sprite Chill line is expected in Spring 2024. Coca-Cola builds on its core brands While it has innovated new products, Coke generally follows a model of using its existing brands to launch new products. That's something CEO James Quincey spoke about during Coca-Cola's third-quarter earnings call. "We continue to see promising early results for Jack Daniel's and Coca-Cola in Europe. We are learning and expanding in our core, including our recent announcement of our Absolut Vodka and Sprite," he said. Sprite has been a key part of the company's global strategy. "Within sparkling soft drinks, elasticities are holding up well, and we continue to drive quality leadership with Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Fanta. For example, our systems stepped up in-store activation on Sprite Lymonade legacy with increased displays at point of sale, which drove higher household penetration and repeat purchases," he added.
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Coca-Cola adds new flavors to one of its biggest soda brands
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**This* Is the Next Rug Type I’m Buying for My Small Apartment*
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*Elon Musk says the Tesla Cybertruck will be able to double as a boat*
Beyond being designed to withstand a barrage of bullets, the Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report Cybertruck has a built-in feature that enables it to drive in more than two feet of water. Speaking on a recent episode of Jay Leno's garage, Lars Moravy, vice president of vehicle engineering at Tesla, explained a feature called "wade mode," which enables Cybertuck drivers to cross a river or other smaller body of water when necessary. The automaker built a new piece of technology it calls a "Scuba Pack," which pressurizes the battery, to enable this. Related: Why Elon Musk's high Cybertruck pricing is actually a good thing Drivers can activate wade mode by pressing a button. The mode currently takes up to 10 minutes to activate and comes with a time limit of 30 minutes. But CEO Elon Musk is interested in more than just wading through puddles. He said in a post on X that Tesla will offer a "mod package that enables Cybertruck to traverse at least 100m of water as a boat." Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the package or its expected timing. Musk said that Tesla "mostly" just needs to "upgrade cabin door seals" to achieve this iteration of off-roading. I’m ready to do this pic.twitter.com/IFsOK2z5OK— Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics) December 19, 2023 Moravy told Leno that the Cybertruck "almost floats." "Maybe you have to add a little bit of extra buoyancy just to keep it up," he said. "If you're creative and you want you could figure out how to put an outboard motor plugged into your outlet there, turn it on from your screen and go boating." Amphibious cars are not a new concept — 3,878 units of the Amphicar Model 770 were produced between 1961 and 1968. According to Lane Motor Museum, it was the most successful amphibious car ever produced. Several manufacturers have additionally come out with amphibious electric vehicles or ATVs in recent years, including the Watercar EV and the Atlas EV. Contact Ian with tips via email, ian.krietzberg@thearenagroup.net, or Signal 732-804-1223.Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Beyond being designed to withstand a barrage of bullets, the Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report Cybertruck has a built-in feature that enables it to drive in more than two feet of water. Speaking on a recent episode of Jay Leno's garage, Lars Moravy, vice president of vehicle engineering at Tesla, explained a feature called "wade mode," which enables Cybertuck drivers to cross a river or other smaller body of water when necessary. The automaker built a new piece of technology it calls a "Scuba Pack," which pressurizes the battery, to enable this. Related: Why Elon Musk's high Cybertruck pricing is actually a good thing Drivers can activate wade mode by pressing a button. The mode currently takes up to 10 minutes to activate and comes with a time limit of 30 minutes. But CEO Elon Musk is interested in more than just wading through puddles. He said in a post on X that Tesla will offer a "mod package that enables Cybertruck to traverse at least 100m of water as a boat." Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the package or its expected timing. Musk said that Tesla "mostly" just needs to "upgrade cabin door seals" to achieve this iteration of off-roading. I’m ready to do this pic.twitter.com/IFsOK2z5OK— Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics) December 19, 2023 Moravy told Leno that the Cybertruck "almost floats." "Maybe you have to add a little bit of extra buoyancy just to keep it up," he said. "If you're creative and you want you could figure out how to put an outboard motor plugged into your outlet there, turn it on from your screen and go boating." Amphibious cars are not a new concept — 3,878 units of the Amphicar Model 770 were produced between 1961 and 1968. According to Lane Motor Museum, it was the most successful amphibious car ever produced. Several manufacturers have additionally come out with amphibious electric vehicles or ATVs in recent years, including the Watercar EV and the Atlas EV. Contact Ian with tips via email, ian.krietzberg@thearenagroup.net, or Signal 732-804-1223.Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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*Why Apple is pausing sales of its newest Apple Watch*
TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Tuesday, December 19th.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks have been on a tear as the December rally continues. Investors are still cheering the prospect of interest rate cuts despite warnings from Fed officials that it’s quote “premature” to expect that the central bank is done raising interest rates. Investors are looking ahead to jobless claims Thursday and personal consumption expenditures data on Friday – the Fed’s preferred gauge on inflation. In other news - if you were planning to buy an Apple Watch, you might want to move quickly. Apple will stop selling its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 versions in the U.S. due to a patent controversy. The company is pausing sales of the devices online starting December 21 and in stores after December 24. Apple is in an ongoing dispute with medical device maker Masimo over the watches’ blood oxygen feature. The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in October that Apple was in violation of Masimo’s patent for technology used in its pulse oximeter. While Masimo’s CEO has said Apple’s use of the technology is a quote “deliberate infringement” of its patent, Apple has fired back - saying in a statement, “Apple strongly disagrees with the order and is pursuing a range of legal and technical options to ensure that Apple Watch is available to customers.” Apple also said its other watch models will remain on shelves for now, but watches that are Series 6 and later could be pulled depending on the verdict. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Tuesday, December 19th.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks have been on a tear as the December rally continues. Investors are still cheering the prospect of interest rate cuts despite warnings from Fed officials that it’s quote “premature” to expect that the central bank is done raising interest rates. Investors are looking ahead to jobless claims Thursday and personal consumption expenditures data on Friday – the Fed’s preferred gauge on inflation. In other news - if you were planning to buy an Apple Watch, you might want to move quickly. Apple will stop selling its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 versions in the U.S. due to a patent controversy. The company is pausing sales of the devices online starting December 21 and in stores after December 24. Apple is in an ongoing dispute with medical device maker Masimo over the watches’ blood oxygen feature. The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in October that Apple was in violation of Masimo’s patent for technology used in its pulse oximeter. While Masimo’s CEO has said Apple’s use of the technology is a quote “deliberate infringement” of its patent, Apple has fired back - saying in a statement, “Apple strongly disagrees with the order and is pursuing a range of legal and technical options to ensure that Apple Watch is available to customers.” Apple also said its other watch models will remain on shelves for now, but watches that are Series 6 and later could be pulled depending on the verdict. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Why Apple is pausing sales of its newest Apple Watch
Here's the legal dispute that has Apple halting sales of the Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the U.S..
Elon Musk says the Tesla Cybertruck will be able to double as a boat
Beyond being designed to withstand a barrage of bullets, the Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report Cybertruck has a built-in feature that enables it to drive in more than two feet of water. Speaking on a recent episode of Jay Leno's garage, Lars Moravy, vice president of vehicle engineering at Tesla, explained a feature called "wade mode," which enables Cybertuck drivers to cross a river or other smaller body of water when necessary. The automaker built a new piece of technology it calls a "Scuba Pack," which pressurizes the battery, to enable this. Related: Why Elon Musk's high Cybertruck pricing is actually a good thing Drivers can activate wade mode by pressing a button. The mode currently takes up to 10 minutes to activate and comes with a time limit of 30 minutes. But CEO Elon Musk is interested in more than just wading through puddles. He said in a post on X that Tesla will offer a "mod package that enables Cybertruck to traverse at least 100m of water as a boat." Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the package or its expected timing. Musk said that Tesla "mostly" just needs to "upgrade cabin door seals" to achieve this iteration of off-roading. I’m ready to do this pic.twitter.com/IFsOK2z5OK— Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics) December 19, 2023 Moravy told Leno that the Cybertruck "almost floats." "Maybe you have to add a little bit of extra buoyancy just to keep it up," he said. "If you're creative and you want you could figure out how to put an outboard motor plugged into your outlet there, turn it on from your screen and go boating." Amphibious cars are not a new concept — 3,878 units of the Amphicar Model 770 were produced between 1961 and 1968. According to Lane Motor Museum, it was the most successful amphibious car ever produced. Several manufacturers have additionally come out with amphibious electric vehicles or ATVs in recent years, including the Watercar EV and the Atlas EV. Contact Ian with tips via email, ian.krietzberg@thearenagroup.net, or Signal 732-804-1223.Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Beyond being designed to withstand a barrage of bullets, the Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report Cybertruck has a built-in feature that enables it to drive in more than two feet of water. Speaking on a recent episode of Jay Leno's garage, Lars Moravy, vice president of vehicle engineering at Tesla, explained a feature called "wade mode," which enables Cybertuck drivers to cross a river or other smaller body of water when necessary. The automaker built a new piece of technology it calls a "Scuba Pack," which pressurizes the battery, to enable this. Related: Why Elon Musk's high Cybertruck pricing is actually a good thing Drivers can activate wade mode by pressing a button. The mode currently takes up to 10 minutes to activate and comes with a time limit of 30 minutes. But CEO Elon Musk is interested in more than just wading through puddles. He said in a post on X that Tesla will offer a "mod package that enables Cybertruck to traverse at least 100m of water as a boat." Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the package or its expected timing. Musk said that Tesla "mostly" just needs to "upgrade cabin door seals" to achieve this iteration of off-roading. I’m ready to do this pic.twitter.com/IFsOK2z5OK— Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics) December 19, 2023 Moravy told Leno that the Cybertruck "almost floats." "Maybe you have to add a little bit of extra buoyancy just to keep it up," he said. "If you're creative and you want you could figure out how to put an outboard motor plugged into your outlet there, turn it on from your screen and go boating." Amphibious cars are not a new concept — 3,878 units of the Amphicar Model 770 were produced between 1961 and 1968. According to Lane Motor Museum, it was the most successful amphibious car ever produced. Several manufacturers have additionally come out with amphibious electric vehicles or ATVs in recent years, including the Watercar EV and the Atlas EV. Contact Ian with tips via email, ian.krietzberg@thearenagroup.net, or Signal 732-804-1223.Related: Investors have finally had enough of Tesla CEO Elon Musk Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Elon Musk makes a huge new promise for the future of the Cybertruck
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Why Apple is pausing sales of its newest Apple Watch
TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Tuesday, December 19th.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks have been on a tear as the December rally continues. Investors are still cheering the prospect of interest rate cuts despite warnings from Fed officials that it’s quote “premature” to expect that the central bank is done raising interest rates. Investors are looking ahead to jobless claims Thursday and personal consumption expenditures data on Friday – the Fed’s preferred gauge on inflation. In other news - if you were planning to buy an Apple Watch, you might want to move quickly. Apple will stop selling its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 versions in the U.S. due to a patent controversy. The company is pausing sales of the devices online starting December 21 and in stores after December 24. Apple is in an ongoing dispute with medical device maker Masimo over the watches’ blood oxygen feature. The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in October that Apple was in violation of Masimo’s patent for technology used in its pulse oximeter. While Masimo’s CEO has said Apple’s use of the technology is a quote “deliberate infringement” of its patent, Apple has fired back - saying in a statement, “Apple strongly disagrees with the order and is pursuing a range of legal and technical options to ensure that Apple Watch is available to customers.” Apple also said its other watch models will remain on shelves for now, but watches that are Series 6 and later could be pulled depending on the verdict. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Tuesday, December 19th.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks have been on a tear as the December rally continues. Investors are still cheering the prospect of interest rate cuts despite warnings from Fed officials that it’s quote “premature” to expect that the central bank is done raising interest rates. Investors are looking ahead to jobless claims Thursday and personal consumption expenditures data on Friday – the Fed’s preferred gauge on inflation. In other news - if you were planning to buy an Apple Watch, you might want to move quickly. Apple will stop selling its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 versions in the U.S. due to a patent controversy. The company is pausing sales of the devices online starting December 21 and in stores after December 24. Apple is in an ongoing dispute with medical device maker Masimo over the watches’ blood oxygen feature. The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in October that Apple was in violation of Masimo’s patent for technology used in its pulse oximeter. While Masimo’s CEO has said Apple’s use of the technology is a quote “deliberate infringement” of its patent, Apple has fired back - saying in a statement, “Apple strongly disagrees with the order and is pursuing a range of legal and technical options to ensure that Apple Watch is available to customers.” Apple also said its other watch models will remain on shelves for now, but watches that are Series 6 and later could be pulled depending on the verdict. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Why Apple is pausing sales of its newest Apple Watch
Here's the legal dispute that has Apple halting sales of the Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the U.S..
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