Da gibt's doch so eine Finanzbude, die Anteile an Samsung hält...

QuoteBlackRock becomes Samsung Securities' third-largest shareholder

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has become Samsung Securities' third-largest shareholder as of the end of February, data showed.

According to data from the Financial Supervisory Service, the U.S. investment firm secured a 5.46 percent stake in the Samsung affiliate as of Feb. 28. No other global asset managers possess more than a 5 percent stake in a Korean securities firm.

www. koreatimes .co.kr/www/biz/2024/05/602_346880.html


Also dieselbe Bude, die Geld mit Krieg (Anteile an Rüstungs-Unternehmen) macht...

QuoteBlackRock still has a big gun problem
Following the Parkland, Florida, school shooting that left 17 people dead, focus turned to the fact that BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, was the largest institutional shareholder of three publicly traded gun manufacturers, including the one that made the gun used in the Parkland shooting.

www. qz. com/2170128/blackrock-is-still-the-largest-shareholder-in-gun-stocks

und die Geld mit der Zeit nach dem Krieg macht...

QuoteBlackRock and JPMorgan are backing a $15 billion investor fund to rebuild Ukraine
A coalition of investors, with support from BlackRock and JPMorgan, are aiming to put together $15 billion in aid to rebuild Ukraine.

www. qz. com/blackrock-jpmorgan-private-investors-ukraine-fund-1851334929

As usual, laptop vendors intentionally kneecap their AMD models because ??? Let's see:

• no USB 4, Slow HDMI, no SD reader
• smaller battery than Intel model
• MAX 16GB Soldered memory
• Base 8640HS version is limited to 8GB Soldered memory - this is BEYOND absurdity
• No fingerprint reader/biometrics
• 16 Inch device with only 1 M.2 slot, max 1TB from HP, so you might have to replace IMMEDIATELY

This is completely repulsive by HP.
Nobody ever learns anything in this industry.

P.S. Notebookcheck, I don't understand your claim of DC Dimming on this one. You wrote: "Pulse-width modulation is present on all brightness levels including the maximum setting. Its frequency would stay constant 492 Hz throughout the entire brightness range" - this is NOT DC Dimming

How is this exactly "affordable" when there are much cheaper options with basically the same specs ?
I can find RTX 4060 laptops in the $1000 range , this article is a joke and do is the laptops price

Ok, interesting. But not sure if worth. I mean desktop RAM already go up to 8000+ MT/s. Not sure a CAMM2 would be faster, or if timings are better...

But even more fascinating is, how fast they implemented CAMM2 on their hardware. They rarely ever improved their own notebooks (I remember very well how annoyed I was with them remaining on the same crappy design or cooling solutions for years), but something like CAMM2 is implemented within a few months. Just shows how much they really care about notebooks... which is... not much.