Amazon Retracts Cashier-less Technology from Grocery Stores, Rolls Out Dash Cart
Amazon's ambitious venture into cashier-less technology, once hailed as the future of retail, faces a setback as the company withdraws its "Just Walk Out" system from US Amazon Fresh grocery
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Addresses Arrest and Investigations Amid Platform Misuse Concerns
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has broken his silence following his recent arrest in Paris, stating he was "surprised" by the incident and the subsequent interrogation by French authorities. The arrest,
US Government Sues to Break Up Ticketmaster and Live Nation in Historic Monopoly Case
In a landmark antitrust lawsuit, the US government, along with numerous states, has taken legal action against Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, alleging that it has monopolized the
Paramount Holds Firm on $30-Per-Share Offer as Warner Bros. Discovery Backs Netflix Deal
Paramount has confirmed it will not increase its $30-per-share takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) for now, despite the media company’s board rejecting the proposal in favour of its
Adobe Unveils AI-Powered Tools and Features at Annual Max Event
Adobe, the photo-editing software company, recently showcased a range of new AI-powered tools and features at its annual Max event, featuring a dress that transforms into a wearable screen and
Instagram Begins Shutting Down Australian Teen Accounts Ahead of Nationwide Under-16 Social Media Ban
Instagram, Facebook and Threads have begun alerting young Australian users that their accounts will soon be deactivated, as the country prepares to enforce a sweeping ban on social media use
Prague to Ban Organised Night-Time Pub Crawls
The city of Prague is set to ban organised night-time pub crawls as part of a new initiative aimed at reducing disruptive behaviour by tourists and encouraging a more refined
Trump Administration Seeks to Pull Estimated $100m in Harvard Funding
The Trump administration is taking steps to review and potentially withdraw up to $100 million in federal contracts awarded to Harvard University, intensifying a months-long standoff between the White House
American TikTok Users Face Chinese-Style Censorship Challenges on RedNote
As TikTok faces potential bans in the United States, a wave of users has been migrating to Xiaohongshu, also known as RedNote, a Chinese social media platform. The influx of
McDonald’s Says Middle East Turmoil is Hurting its Business
Fast-food giant McDonald’s has reported that its business is being affected by the escalating tensions in the Middle East. While announcing overall growth in sales and earnings for the fourth
The Activision Blizzard Acquisition Will be Good for Gamers and Sony
Whilst Microsoft and Sony going back and forth with various self-serving claims has been cause for some amusement, thankfully the end is in sight. The job of regulators is to
Rolex Watch Prices Soar in 2025 Amid Rising Gold Costs
The price of Rolex watches, already a symbol of luxury, has climbed even higher in 2025, with surging gold prices driving significant increases for the brand's gold models. According to
Elon Musk’s Wealth Hits Unprecedented High of $350 Billion
Elon Musk's fortune has reached an all-time high, with the billionaire now worth an estimated $347.8 billion, according to Bloomberg. This new milestone surpasses his previous record set in November
Nike SB Nyjah 4 Debuts Sleek Black-and-White Colorway
Nike is expanding its skateboarding lineup with a fresh release of the Nike SB Nyjah 4, introducing a sleek black-and-white colorway designed with performance and style in mind. The model,
Gaming Industry Eyes $100 Price Tag for GTA VI, Analyst Suggests
The gaming world is abuzz with speculation following a report from industry analyst Matthew Ball, who suggests that Grand Theft Auto VI could debut with a price tag of up
Japan Demands Major Reforms from Toyota After New Certification Violations
The Japanese government has issued a directive to Toyota Motor Corporation, requiring "drastic reforms" following the discovery of new violations in the company's vehicle certification procedures. The Ministry of Transport's
Android Bluetooth Car Audio Bug Persists for Over a Year, Frustrating Users
More than a year after it was first reported, a persistent Bluetooth connectivity issue affecting Android smartphones and in-car infotainment systems remains unresolved, leaving many users frustrated by unreliable audio
Instagram Reels Evolves Into $50bn Revenue Engine for Meta
Instagram Reels has grown from a rapid response to TikTok’s rise into one of Meta’s most valuable businesses, with the short-form video product now generating an annual revenue run rate
Google Escapes Chrome Sell-Off but Ordered to Share Search Data With Rivals
Google has avoided being forced to sell its Chrome web browser after a landmark antitrust ruling in the U.S., but the company will now have to open up its search
Unilever to Slash One-Third of European Office Roles by 2025
Unilever has announced plans to cut approximately one-third of its office-based roles in Europe by the end of 2025. This move is part of a broader strategy to reduce costs
