Hyundai, LG to Spend $2 Billion More on Georgia Battery Plant
Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution have announced plans to increase their joint investment in a battery manufacturing plant located in Georgia by an additional $2 billion. This expansion
Intel Ruled Tech. Now It’s in Deep Trouble
Intel, once the undisputed leader in the global tech industry, is facing a period of profound uncertainty, reflecting a dramatic shift from its dominant position. Nearly 30 years after former
Drake’s Nike Air Force 1 “Love You Forever” in “Citron Tint” Unveiled
The highly anticipated Drake x Nike Air Force 1 "Love You Forever" in "Citron Tint" has officially been revealed through detailed retailer images. The new shots confirm earlier leaks, showcasing
Adidas Says Dropping Kanye West Could Cost it More Than $1 Billion in Sales
Adidas’ breakup with Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is a pricey one. As reported on CNN, the company warned Thursday that it’s expected to lose $1.3 billion (1.2 billion
Toyota Announces 2025 Camry Redesign as Hybrid-Only Model
In a significant move reflecting the growing acceptance of hybrid technology, Toyota has revealed that the redesigned 2025 Camry, America's best-selling car, will be available exclusively as a hybrid. While
DeepSeek’s Shock Debut Shook Silicon Valley – But Has It Changed AI?
When Chinese AI firm DeepSeek released its chatbot, DeepSeek-R1, in late January, few in the United States had heard of it. Within 48 hours, it was the most downloaded free
Netflix and Athletic Brewing Release ‘The Witcher’-Themed Non-Alcoholic Beer
A unique collaboration has emerged between streaming giant Netflix and one of the leading nonalcoholic craft breweries in the United States, Athletic Brewing Company, resulting in a brew inspired by
FCC Launches Investigation into Amazon for Alleged Sale of Wireless Signal Jammers
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated an investigation into retail giant Amazon and other undisclosed retailers for their alleged involvement in marketing and selling wireless signal jammers. The probe,
OpenAI Urges Firms To Test Four-Day Work Week As AI Reshapes Jobs
OpenAI has suggested that businesses explore shorter work weeks as part of broader efforts to adapt to the growing influence of artificial intelligence in the workplace. In a set of
UK Issues Over 1.16 Million Visas in One Year, Sees Decline in Work and Study Visas
The UK government has granted a total of 1.16 million visas for work, study, and family reasons in the year ending June 2024, according to newly released immigration data. The
Regeneron Acquires 23andMe for $256 Million in Bankruptcy Auction
Biotech giant Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has announced plans to acquire genetic testing firm 23andMe for $256 million, following the company’s bankruptcy proceedings. The deal was confirmed on Monday and is expected
Zuckerberg Testifies Again in U.S. Antitrust Trial Over Instagram and WhatsApp Acquisitions
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg returned to the witness stand on Tuesday for a second day in a high-stakes antitrust trial in Washington, where U.S. regulators are seeking to unwind his
Tesla Faces High-Stakes Vote on Elon Musk’s Proposed $1 Trillion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders are set for a pivotal decision as the company’s annual general meeting approaches on Thursday, with a major vote on whether chief executive Elon Musk should receive a
Versace Unveils Luxury Boutique on Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue
Internationally renowned luxury brand Versace has officially opened its new boutique on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. The 2,800-square-foot space at 243 Worth Ave. debuted last month, marking Versace's seventh
Amazon’s Ring Cancels Surveillance Partnership After Privacy Backlash
Amazon’s smart doorbell subsidiary Ring has ended a planned partnership with U.S. surveillance firm Flock Safety, following mounting criticism over privacy and surveillance concerns. The agreement, announced in October, would
Toyota Warns of Record $9.5 Billion Profit Blow from U.S. Tariffs
Toyota Motor Corporation, the world’s largest carmaker, has cautioned that U.S. import tariffs could slash its annual operating profit by as much as 1.4 trillion yen ($9.5 billion) - the
UK to Introduce Mandatory Digital ID to Curb Illegal Migration
The UK government has announced plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID system for anyone seeking to work in the country, as part of its strategy to tackle illegal migration
The Battery Revolution Is Here But Apple and Samsung Are Still Chasing Thinness
For more than a decade, smartphone brands have insisted that thinner is better. Slimmer silhouettes, lighter frames, and ultra-minimalist designs have dominated keynotes and marketing campaigns. But in 2025, something
Trump-Branded Smartphone Faces Scrutiny Over Manufacturing Claims and Ethics Concerns
The Trump Organization’s latest business venture - a $499 gold-coloured smartphone branded with Donald Trump’s name - has drawn criticism from tech experts and ethics watchdogs, particularly over its claim
The Biggest Deal in Gaming Hangs in the Balance
After a surprise decision by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) last week, the biggest acquisition in gaming history hangs in the balance. Microsoft’s $68.7 billion deal to acquire
