Tiffany, Pomellato, and other luxury brands are creating and marketing NFTs to reach young potential consumers in China, despite the country banning NFT trading (Yaling Jiang/South China Morning Post)

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Tiffany, Pomellato, and other luxury brands are creating and marketing NFTs to reach young potential consumers in China, despite the country banning NFT trading  —  As in the rest of the world, the metaverse is generating marketing buzz in China.  Unlike the rest of the world …

Vivo X90 Pro specifications leaked ahead of launch

Vivo recently launched its latest lineup of X-series smartphones with the launch of Vivo X80 and X80 Pro in the Chinese market. The company is now gearing to launch its upcoming X smartphone lineup with the launch of– Vivo X90 Pro in China. However, the renders of the smartphone have already hit the web ahead of its launch. https://ift.tt/YrijuTI

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority warns consumers against FTX, saying the exchange is not authorized, following a similar warning about Binance in 2021 (Joshua Oliver/Financial Times)

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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority warns consumers against FTX, saying the exchange is not authorized, following a similar warning about Binance in 2021  —  FCA says group led by Sam Bankman-Fried is ‘targeting’ consumers without authorisation  —  The UK's financial regulator …

How India and US ramping up local manufacturing of semiconductors hurting China

As India and the US double down on domestic semiconductor manufacturing, China witnessed its biggest-ever monthly decline in chip manufacturing in August owing to Covid restrictions and weakening demand. https://ift.tt/a4zwTiy

9 countries where you can get Apple iPhone 14 series cheaper than in India

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Artists say they risk losing income as people use their names as distinctive style prompts in text-to-image AI art generators for commercial purposes (Melissa Heikkilä/MIT Technology Review)

Melissa Heikkilä / MIT Technology Review:
Artists say they risk losing income as people use their names as distinctive style prompts in text-to-image AI art generators for commercial purposes  —  Greg Rutkowski is a more popular prompt than Picasso.  —  Those cool AI-generated images you've seen across the internet?