When Trade Relations Soured, This American Liquor Maker Moved Production To Canada
For years, Stephanie Intrevado has been an enthusiastic collector of Sour Puss, the brightly coloured fruit-flavoured liqueur that has become a staple among generations of Canadian university students. From passionfruit
Nike Set to Exit Russia as Resale Contracts End
American sport giant, Nike is on the verge of pulling its brand out of Russia following its stand not to renew Nike's agreements with authorised resellers in Russia.This is coming
Gold Pocket Watch from Titanic Rescue Sells for Record £1.56m at Auction
A gold pocket watch gifted to Captain Sir Arthur Rostron, the British seafarer who led the rescue of over 700 Titanic survivors, has sold for a staggering £1.56 million ($1.97
Elon Musk Announces His Starlink Network is Coming to Nigeria – Reveals Benefits
Billionaire businessman, Elon Musk has reportedly received approval from the Federal Government of Nigeria to launch his Starlink network, a high-speed, low-latency broadband internet in remote and rural locations across
Colombian Billionaire Takes Control of UK’s Struggling Metro Bank
Jaime Gilinski Bacal, a prominent Colombian banking and real estate entrepreneur, has assumed control of Metro Bank as part of a comprehensive rescue plan aimed at addressing financial challenges faced
Former Canadian Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard Sentenced to 11 Years for Sexual Assault
Peter Nygard, the former Canadian fashion mogul, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually assaulting four women. The sentence was handed down on Monday in a Toronto
Google Unveils Gemini, Its Cutting-Edge AI Model, in Bid to Rival OpenAI’s ChatGPT Dominance
In a strategic move to compete in the dynamic field of generative artificial intelligence, Google has launched Gemini, touted as its most advanced AI model to date. The tech giant
Columbia University to Pay $200 Million in Federal Settlement
Columbia University has reached a $200 million settlement with the Trump administration following allegations that it failed to adequately protect Jewish students during pro-Palestinian protests on its New York City
Use it or Lose It: Google Says it Will Delete Inactive Accounts
Google has announced its plans to delete inactive accounts that have been dormant for at least two years, as part of an effort to mitigate security risks. While the updated
A Bride Missed Her Own Wedding, Lost Thousands, and Spent New Year’s Alone After Southwest Canceled Her Flight
A bride said she "cried all morning" on her wedding day after she missed the event because of a canceled Southwest flight. Katie Demko, who lives in St. Louis, told
General Motors Announces Layoffs of 1,300 Workers
General Motors (GM) is set to cut approximately 1,300 jobs across two of its Michigan plants, the Orion Assembly and Lansing Grand River Assembly, according to WARN notices filed with
YouTube Ramps Up Efforts to Compete with TikTok, Offering Lucrative Deals to Creators
YouTube is intensifying its battle against rivals like TikTok and Instagram by investing heavily in its Shorts feature, offering substantial payouts to creators in a bid to dominate the short-form
Japanese Brewer Asahi Suffers Cyber-Attack Disrupting Domestic Operations
Japanese drinks giant Asahi has disclosed that a cyber-attack has forced a systems shutdown, halting parts of its order processing, shipping, and customer service operations in its home market. The
Trump Mobile Set To Begin Shipping T1 Phones After Months Of Delays
Trump Mobile has announced that shipments of its long-awaited T1 smartphone will begin this week, nearly a year after the company first opened pre-orders and collected deposits from customers. The
US Officials Slam EU After X Is Fined Over Verification Practices
A major transatlantic row erupted on Friday after the European Union imposed a €120m (£105m) penalty on X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, for what regulators described
Elon Musk’s DOGE is Coming for the Penny
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has set its sights on the U.S. penny, citing the high costs associated with producing the one-cent coin. In a post on X,
Warner Bros Shareholders Back Paramount’s $111bn Takeover Deal
Shareholders of Warner Bros Discovery have approved a $111 billion takeover by Paramount, a major development that could reshape the global entertainment industry. The proposed deal would give Paramount control
Bahama Breeze Shutters Over One-Third of Its Restaurants Amid Sales Slump
Caribbean-themed restaurant chain Bahama Breeze has closed more than a third of its locations across the United States, as parent company Darden Restaurants moves to streamline operations and boost overall
Apple Founder’s Daughter Mocks New iPhone
The youngest daughter of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has joined the chorus of critics reviewing Apple's latest iPhone - and she is unimpressed, as reported on BBC. In
Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ to Implement Stricter Password Sharing Policies, Following Netflix’s Lead
In a move mirroring its streaming competitor Netflix, Disney has announced that it will crack down on password sharing across its streaming services, including Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. Subscribers received
