This was kind of interesting as many times companies increase its prices due to inflation in order to sustain operations. Today though I was reading how Nvidia was increasing prices for its GeForce Now service only for people in Canada and Europe apparently. US prices remained unchanged which makes you wonder if this is a
Dining out is often expensive as you are paying for the luxury of having a meal being made for you on top of the additional expenses such as tipping that often comes up as well for non fast food restaurants. As well, even ordering food from deliveries can be expensive where many businesses actually increase
Many times when it comes to making money companies will do their research on what they think the market will pay and then adjust prices accordingly if they are getting no sales. There was a recent example that was interesting where a company essentially tried to charge it userbase more while introducing new small fees
I’m actually surprised this hasn’t happened sooner where Best Buy confirmed recently that it plans to discontinue selling physical DVD and Blu Ray movies as a lot more people are simply watching things digitally nowadays. There seemed to be some people who mentioned how those were the main items that they go to the store
There is a lot of news here recently on how the RCMP is involved in the investigation of an app called ArriveCan here which was developed originally in recent times to track and manage travellers at airports in regards to their vaccination status. While the app itself was a flop, one thig is for sure
Recently there was a sale on Amazon and I happen to need a new solid state drive as the year has filled up my previous 2TB drive. While looking at the sales I saw the exact same drive I was using and the price seemed very decent at about $150 for 2TB. The thing that