Boeing Still Doesn’t Know How a Plane Missing Four Bolts was Sent to Alaska Airlines
Boeing's Missing Bolts Mystery: NTSB Investigation Highlights Safety Lapses and CriticismsIn a revealing investigation spanning seven months and nearly 10 hours of hearings, neither Boeing nor the National Transportation Safety
This is How Much the iPhone 14 Pro & iPhone 14 Max Will Cost You
We know for a fact that Apple’s iPhone 14 line-up will be launched around October 31, 2022. While details of the phone's specifications and new features have been circulating on
Nike Suffers Historic Decline, Erasing $28 Billion in Market Value
Nike, the global sportswear giant, has encountered a staggering downturn in its stock value, marking its most significant setback since its 1980 initial public offering. On June 28, 2024, in
PepsiCo Moves to Cut Snack Prices After Shoppers Push Back on Costs
PepsiCo has announced plans to reduce the prices of several of its best-known snack brands, including Doritos, Lay’s and Cheetos, in response to growing consumer frustration over rising food costs.
Twitter’s Bird Statue Sells for $100,000 at Auction
An auction for hundreds of items at Twitter's San Francisco HQ has just ended. A statue of the platform's famous bird logo has claimed the most expensive item sold, coming
Artist Turns 6,000 Copies of ‘The Da Vinci Code’ into ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’
In 2017, a thrift store in Swansea, Wales, faced an avalanche of unwanted copies of Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code,” prompting a plea to stop the donations, attracting attention
BMW and Mercedes Launch Ambitious Electric Vehicle Initiatives to Compete with Tesla and Chinese Rivals
Two automotive giants, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, have embarked on their most substantial foray into the electric vehicle (EV) market, aiming to counter the escalating competition from Chinese automakers and catch
You May Lose Access to Your Netflix Account if You’re Paying Through Apple
In a recent move, Netflix has advised its customers who pay for their streaming subscription through Apple's App Store to switch their payment method to avoid potential disruptions in service.
Instagram Launches ‘Blend’ Feature to Reinvent Social Reels Sharing
Instagram has introduced a new feature called Blend, aimed at reshaping how users engage with Reels by offering a shared, personalized content stream within direct messages or group chats. Rather
CBN Denies Reports of New N5,000 and N10,000 Banknotes
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has dismissed reports claiming it has introduced new N5,000 and N10,000 banknotes, labeling them as false. In a statement shared on its official Instagram
China Allocates $47.5 Billion to Boost Semiconductor Industry Amid U.S. Restrictions
China is intensifying its efforts to become a leader in advanced technologies by establishing its largest-ever state investment fund for the semiconductor industry, worth $47.5 billion. This move comes as
Twitter Debuts a Mid-Tier Data Access Plan, to Almost Immediate Backlash
Twitter introduced a new data access tier called "Pro" in an attempt to attract startups after facing backlash for implementing a paywall for developers and researchers. However, some critics argue
India Urges E-Commerce Firms To Drop 10-Minute Delivery Promise
The Indian government has asked quick-commerce companies to stop advertising their popular “10-minute delivery” service, following growing concerns about rider safety and working conditions. Sources within the federal labour ministry
Licences Needed for Botox Clinics in Cosmetics Crackdown
The UK government has unveiled plans to introduce mandatory licensing for cosmetic clinics in England, in a move aimed at tightening safety standards and protecting the public from unqualified practitioners.
Apple Issues Apology Over Controversial iPad Pro Ad Celebrating Creativity Amid Backlash
Apple has issued an apology, acknowledging that it "missed the mark" with its recent iPad Pro advertisement, following widespread criticism from internet users. The ad, shared on social media by
Former BBC Anchor Huw Edwards Receives Suspended Sentence for Child Pornography
Former BBC news presenter Huw Edwards has been sentenced to a six-month suspended prison term for possessing indecent images of children. The 60-year-old journalist, who was once the BBC's highest-paid
Airbnb Bans Surveillance Cameras Inside Rental Properties
Airbnb, the leading online rental platform, has announced a sweeping worldwide prohibition on the use of indoor security cameras within rental properties, effective from the end of next month. This
Controversy Surrounds Blockbuster Chinese Video Game “Black Myth: Wukong” Over Streaming Guidelines
The highly anticipated Chinese video game Black Myth: Wukong has ignited a heated debate online after the developers issued guidelines to streamers, advising them to avoid discussing certain topics during
Baidu’s $3.6 Billion Joyy Deal Collapses, Dealing a Setback to Live Streaming Expansion Plans
Chinese tech giant Baidu faces a setback in its ambitions to expand its live streaming business in China and diversify revenue streams as it calls off a planned $3.6 billion
Starlink Outage Disrupts Tens of Thousands, Including Ukrainian Military
Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Starlink, experienced a brief but significant global outage on Monday, disrupting connections for tens of thousands of users - including Ukrainian military units actively engaged
