The early Black Friday sales are in full swing, with retailers like Currys, Argos, Boots and Shark dropping their best deals ...

Remember Xbox Live Gold? Now it's called Xbox Game Pass Core, and you can get a 12-month membership for $49.99 instead of $59 ...

The blog notes that one can rent a one-bedroom apartment in the city for an average of $700 (around £552) per month. By contrast, the average monthly rent for a flat in London ranges from £1,500 ...

Xbox Live Gold was discontinued on 1st September 2023, and those who kept their subscription will have been automatically swapped over to the new Xbox Game Pass Core tier as part of a price ...

Gold prices climbed to a record high on Thursday and were headed for their best month in seven on safe-haven demand ahead of the U.S. presidential election, while investors awaited U.S. inflation ...

Gold remained just under its all-time high on Thursday 31 Oct, 2024, on track for its best monthly performance in seven months, fueled by safe haven buying amid a fiercely contested U.S ...

Despite the modest pullback, UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo projects further upside for gold, targeting $2,900 per ounce within the next 12 months. “Prospects of lower U.S. interest rates have room to ...

In most cases, this issue is caused by a server glitch. The issue appears if the game can’t detect an Xbox Live Gold subscription. However, the game is completely free, and it should work without a ...

TL;DR: Through 27 October, you can grab 3-month stackable GamePass Ultimate memberships for only £28.12 (reg. £39.28). Customers can buy up to five passes, scoring access to hundreds of games ...

1431 ET – Front-month gold futures rise to a new high for the contract, up 0.8% to $2,744.20 an ounce. It’s the sixth-straight session that gold has closed higher, driven by a host of reasons.

With the help of an 11-month live-in relationship agreement, a 46-year-old man accused of rape finally got relief after the Colaba police filed a B-summary report on Monday at the sessions court.

Wall Street fell for a second day as investors grew cautious ahead of U.S. elections in two weeks. IMF raised U.S. growth forecasts but warned of unsustainable public debt due to large deficits ...