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Dolby Vision 2 Unveiled: AI HDR Revolution or Just Hype? (What It Means for Your TV)

Dolby Vision 2 Unveiled: AI HDR Revolution or Just Hype? (What It Means for Your TV)

Dolby Vision 2, announced in September 2025, uses AI to adjust TV picture quality based on content and room lighting. Hisense will launch the first DV2 TVs, with CANAL+ streaming new content in the format. Existing Dolby Vision TVs can play DV2 content but won’t support the new features. Dolby Vision 2 Max will offer the full set of upgrades on high-end models.
2 September 2025
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  • Stock Market Strength Drives Rupee to Record Lows
    May 23, 2026, 3:15 PM EDT. The Indian rupee has plunged from Rs 85.8 to nearly Rs 97 against the dollar since early 2025. This decline is driven by strong stock markets, which have become overvalued relative to peers. Consequently, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn a massive $53 billion over 18 months, seeking better returns elsewhere. Despite appearing as a market success, the elevated valuations have prompted capital outflows, weakening the rupee. The currency's drop reflects the complex interplay between stock market performance and currency stability amid global investment shifts.

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Chevron Faces Holiday Test With Oil Shock, Pump Prices and Hess Sale in Focus

Chevron Faces Holiday Test With Oil Shock, Pump Prices and Hess Sale in Focus

23 May 2026
Chevron closed Friday at $191.43, up 0.22%, ending the week nearly flat as Brent crude held above $100. California officials urged drivers to avoid Chevron stations over high pump prices, while director John B. Hess disclosed a large stock sale. U.S. markets are closed Monday for Memorial Day; trading resumes Tuesday.
PepsiCo shares gained ahead of the holiday. Harder pricing test still on deck

PepsiCo shares gained ahead of the holiday. Harder pricing test still on deck

23 May 2026
PepsiCo shares closed up 1.16% at $150.57 on Friday, capping a volatile week that included a new $10 billion credit facility and reports of a planned price hike on some U.S. snack bags. U.S. markets will remain closed for Memorial Day until Tuesday. PepsiCo’s new credit lines replace two 2025 facilities with no outstanding borrowings. The company maintained its 2026 growth outlook.
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