Tropicana Takes a Stand Against AI Hype with Bold Marketing Move at CES
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where artificial intelligence (AI) dominates discussions, Tropicana, the leading orange juice brand, is making waves by distancing itself from the AI buzz. In
Apple May Be Compelled to Permit Rival App Stores in the UK
Apple could soon be required to open its iPhone ecosystem to rival app stores in the United Kingdom following a major ruling by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The
Stellantis Recalls 285,000 Sedans Over Side Curtain Airbag Safety Concerns
Stellantis, the multinational automotive corporation, is issuing a recall for nearly 285,000 Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 sedans across the United States due to potential safety hazards related to side
The Chevy Malibu, the Brand’s Last Sedan, Will End Production
General Motors, the parent company of Chevrolet, has announced the cessation of production for the Chevrolet Malibu sedan, marking the end of an era for the brand's sedan offerings. The
Uber Attracts More Drivers as Cost of Living Bites
There has been a all-time-high spike in the number of people driving for Uber as a source of income, as concerns about the rising cost of living push people to
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
Elon Musk Confirms $16.5B Chip Deal Between Tesla and Samsung
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced a $16.5 billion agreement with Samsung Electronics to supply chips for the U.S. automaker’s future vehicles. The deal is set to boost Samsung’s struggling
Swish Fusion Tech Meet: Bridging the Gap for Global Collaboration in Africa’s Media and Tech Sectors
On November 27th, 2024, The Zone in Gbagada Industrial Scheme became the epicentre for a thought-provoking gathering that explored the future of Western and indigenous collaboration within Africa’s burgeoning media
Oando Wins Energy Deal of the Year
Oando Plc has been honored with the Energy Deal of the Year 2024 award at the Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) 2025 in recognition of its landmark $783 million acquisition
Lawmakers Wrangle Over Measures to Address Pilot Shortage
A series of controversial proposals aimed at addressing the airline pilot shortage is creating complications for Congress as they consider new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) policies.One senator has issued a
TikTok Accused of Recommending Pornographic Content to Children
A new investigation has alleged that TikTok’s algorithm promotes pornographic material to underage users, even when parental safety features are switched on. Global Witness, a human rights campaign group, said
China’s EV Takeover: Innovation, Intrigue, and the Global Power Shift on Four Wheels
It’s sleek, compact, and unmistakably futuristic. In China, it’s affectionately named the Seagull, a budget electric vehicle that zips through city streets with angular curves and headlights that seem to
Nokia and Telecom Argentina Forge Partnership to Boost Network Innovation in Latin America
Nokia and Telecom Argentina have entered into a collaborative agreement aimed at advancing the GSMA’s Open Gateway ecosystem for network operations across Latin America. The collaboration will leverage Nokia’s Network
ChatGPT Can Now Handle Reminders and To-Dos
OpenAI has launched a beta feature called "Tasks" for ChatGPT, enabling users to schedule reminders and future actions. This feature aims to expand ChatGPT's capabilities beyond real-time interactions, making it
Court Upholds Ruling That Google Play Store Operates as Illegal Monopoly
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a landmark jury verdict that found Google's Play Store to be operating as an illegal monopoly, handing a significant win to
Canada Warns Jeep-Maker Stellantis Over Plans To Shift Production To U.S.
The Canadian government has warned multinational car manufacturer Stellantis that it may face legal action if it proceeds with plans to move production of the Jeep Compass from Ontario to
Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead by Suicide, Police Confirm
The investigation into the tragic death of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett has concluded with police confirming that Barnett died by suicide. The 62-year-old former quality manager, who had raised significant
Top Soccer Clubs are Using an AI-Powered App to Scout Future Stars
In a bid to revolutionize talent identification and scouting in soccer, a London-based technology company has launched an AI-powered mobile app that is gaining traction among top soccer clubs worldwide.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Samsung’s Lee, and Hyundai’s Chung Treat Seoul Diners to Free Chicken and Beer
Diners at a popular fried chicken restaurant in Seoul were in for an unexpected treat when three of the world’s most influential tech leaders - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Samsung
Ford Says Trump’s Auto Tariffs Unlikely to Trigger Major Price Hikes
Despite an estimated $1.5 billion hit from new auto tariffs this year, Ford says it doesn’t anticipate a sharp rise in car prices for American consumers. The automaker shared the
