Microsoft has ended its long-standing volume-based discounts for online services, a move that could add millions of dollars to enterprise software budgets. The change, effective November 1, is part of a broader push by the tech giant to standardize its pricing model across markets and delivery channels. The new policy impacts cloud and subscription-based products, …
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China’s Ministry of Commerce has announced several outcomes from the latest round of China-US economic and trade talks held in Kuala Lumpur, signaling a modest thaw in relations between the two economies. The measures include tariff suspensions, adjustments to export controls, and agreements on agricultural trade and anti-drug cooperation. According to the ministry, the United …
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Aiming to reduce the deficits and lower inflation, President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act on 16 August 2022. The bill proposes reduced healthcare and drug expenses and investment in domestic energy production to battle climate change. Essentially a scaled-down rendition of the Build Back Better Act proposed in 2021, President Joe Biden calls it …
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SAP and Apple will help customers to fabricate their autonomous portable business applications, Reuters highlighted on Tuesday. Apple will utilize its ML innovation to do advancement. The new advancement, with AR, will assist customers with using iPhones or iPads to complete business errands, for example, fixing apparatus and stocking racks absolutely. Two years back, SAP …
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