International Women’s Day 2021: Top 5 influential women changing tech industry News Updated: March 8, 2021 2:26 PM IST
Each year March 8 is slated to celebrate the special occasion- International Women’s Day. With usual fanfare, the day celebrates the economic, social, political, and cultural achievements of women irrespective of their ethnic, linguistic, national, and cultural division. Also Read - 5 best Android apps that ensure women safety
From demonstrations in the streets of Europe to speaking of women’s representation in parliament, women have since long been raising their voices to fight against social and economic marginalization. While industries are gradually evolving, we have slowly begun to witness a dynamic culture in many leading sectors. Also Read - Google Doodle celebrates International Women’s Day 2020
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Online education startup Coursera has filed for an IPO after seeing its 2020 sales jump 59%
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Fitbit to Launch New Activity Tracker This Month Mar 5, 2021 17:43 GMT
The new Fitbit tracker
The now Google-owned Fitbit continues its typical business despite being purchased by the Mountain View-based search giant, so it’s now getting ready to launch another wearable device as soon as this point.
German site WinFuture is reporting that Fitbit Ace 3, a device that’s primarily aimed at kids, would go live in approximately 10 days, obviously coming with a set of features that are specifically tailored for this category of users.
The new Ace 3 will come with a 1.47-inch OLED display that supports touch input and sports a 240x240 pixel resolution. This isn’t supposed to be a smartwatch, so it doesn’t look like one, but Fitbit wants to make the new Ace as appropriate for kids as possible, so it’s planning two pretty cool color combinations, namely black and red and blue and green.
This Apple Stock Investor Made $270 Million in 2020
Not CEO Tim Cook, but chairman Art Levinson is Appleâs largest individual shareholder. In 2020, as Apple stock soared 80%, the investorâs 4.6 million shares earned him a whopping $270 million in paper gains.
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Mar 4, 2021
2020 was a tough year for everyone, as the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc across the globe. But at least financially, one Apple investor had 270 million reasons to smile ear-to-ear.
Dr. Art Levinson made bank in 2020. At the start of last year, the investor owned a stock split-adjusted 4.59 million shares of Apple, of which he sold very few in 2021 (a net 2,700 shares, per my estimate).