Microsoft is developing a console-free game streaming service

Microsoft Executive President of Gaming Phil Spencer announced ahead of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 on Sunday that the company is building a cloud-based streaming service for games.

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Microsoft is developing a console-free game streaming service Microsoft Executive President of Gaming Phil Spencer announced ahead of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 on Sunday that the company is building a cloud-based streaming service for games. Read More »

The European Central Bank is on the brink of ending its $3 trillion crisis-era stimulus programme The ECB is expected to argue that its €2.55 trillion ($3 trillion) bond-buying scheme has done its job in bringing the 19-member currency bloc back from the brink of collapse. Read More »

Psychedelic drugs could treat depression and other mental illnesses, according to a new study A new study found that psychedelic drugs can change the neuronal structures of the brain that impact how we feel, think, and behave. It's possible these drugs can make long-lasting changes on brain function and could be used to repair damaged circuits that are damaged in mood and anxiety disorders. Read More »

Microsoft could be aiming at Amazon with its own push for checkout-free retail Microsoft has shown sample technology to retailers from around the world and has had talks with Walmart about a potential collaboration, according to sources. Read More »

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A little-known business at Robinhood has exploded, and now it's launching a service to go after the most serious traders BI PRIME: Robinhood has seen $2 billion in options-trading volumes since launch. It said on Wednesday it would roll out multileg options, which allow traders... Read More »

The one player you need to know from every country competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup The 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament is fast approaching so we have profiled a key player from each participating country. We have avoided the obvious picks like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Neymar — but there is still a breadth of talent to pick from. Read More »

China economic performance is starting to look a little scratchy Chinese economic data missed across the board in May, creating renewed concerns over a slowdown in the second half of the year. Read More »

How to use Zelle, the lightning-fast payments app that's more popular than Venmo in the US Zelle is a payments app that lets you send and receive money instantly, without the need for bank transfers. The service was created by the five largest banks in the US, and has surpassed Venmo in America. Read More »

Princess Charlotte copied the queen's royal wave — and it's too cute to handle While greeting the crowd on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the recent Trooping the Colour, Charlotte appeared to notice when the queen began waving to the crowd, and she quickly followed suit. Read More »

The Warriors baffled the NBA world with several awkward comments about Kevin Durant's next contract Warriors GM Bob Myers said Kevin Durant hasn't earned the right to any contract he wants like Stephen Curry did. The comment was a joke, but nonetheless, an awkward quip that surprised the NBA world. Read More »

Mister Rogers shared a particular type of message that research shows could be good for your health From 1968 to 2001, "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" promoted love and kindness. These have proven to benefit people's mental health and happiness. People who are generous and volunteer their time for the benefit of others seem to be happier than those who don't. Read More »

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