Far Cry 6 Update 1.03 Addresses Bugs On All Platforms
Last night, Ubisoft pushed out a brand-new patch for Far Cry 6 which aims to address general bugs and various other performance issues on certain platforms.
The update size varies depending on which platform, but none are bigger than 2.5GB, as the patch seems to be a quick hotfix. Come from Sports betting site VPbet
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Black Friday Deals Bring Small Crowds
U.S. retailers discounted heavily on Black Friday to clear out bloated inventories but customers responded with only modest traffic, leaving profitability in doubt for many chains.
Crowds were thin in the late morning at Connecticut’s Stamford Town Center mall, with few shoppers at Kay Jewelers and just a small line at Forever 21. A couple at a Walmart Inc. supercenter near Dallas reveled in the lack of crowds as they bought presents for their grandchildren. At the Stonestown mall in San Francisco, shoppers were few and far between.
“It feels like a normal day,” said Miguel Martinez, 35, a warehouse supervisor walking through a Target Corp. store on Chicago’s North Side with his 12-year-old daughter, Jaylen. Martinez said he’s been cutting back …
Markets end lower in special trading session; Nifty closes below 21,600 on January 19; IT and FMCG key losers
The special trading session conducted on Saturday ended in negative territory. The NSE Nifty 50 lost 50.60 points or 0.23% to settle at 21,571.80 points. While S&P BSE Sensex closed 259.58 points lower or 0.36% to settle at 71,423.65 points. Bucking the trend, Nifty Bank ended higher by 357.05 points or 0.78% to settle at 46,058.20 points.
On the sectoral front, IT and FMCG stocks were key laggards.
However, the broader indices ended in positive territory, with midcap and smallcap stocks leading the gains.
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Markets navigate volatility amid global cues- Aarti Industries and Apollo Hospitals remains the top picks for the week
By Ajit Mishra
Markets ended lower amid excessive volatility last week, tracking mixed earnings and muted global cues. After the subdued start, a sharp cut in the middle derailed the momentum however resilience in the select heavyweights in the final sessions trimmed losses. Eventually, both the benchmark indices, Nifty and Sensex, lost over a percent each to close at 21,571.80 and 71,423.65 levels respectively.
On the sectoral front, banking, realty and financials were badly hit while energy and IT managed to end in the green. Interestingly, the broader indices outperformed for yet another week however deterioration in the market breadth showed selective participation.
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