Tesla Approved as Official Chinese Government Vehicle
For the first time, Tesla has been included in a Chinese government purchase list, as reported by state-owned media outlet Paper.cn. Tesla is the only foreign-owned electric vehicle (EV) brand
Doom Faces the Challenges of 2025 Gaming Industry
Few video game franchises are as iconic as Doom. Since its debut in 1993, the first-person shooter has become a cornerstone of the gaming world. But even Doom and its
Mr Eazi Sells His Company Vydia For $1 Billion
Nigerian singer and businessman, Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Mr Eazi, a soon to be inlaw of business mogul and investor, Femi Otedola, has sold Vydia, the portfolio company of
Budweiser Releases Music Video to FIFA World Cup Theme Song
King of Beers and Official Sponsor of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Budweiser, a product of International Breweries Plc has released the first-ever FIFA World Cup music video shot during
Apple Lost $200 Billion in Two Days After Reports of iPhone Ban in China
Apple (AAPL) shares recently experienced a 2.9% decline, triggered by reports of China's intention to extend its ban on the use of iPhones to government-affiliated agencies and companies. This development
Betfred Warns of Possible Nationwide Shop Closures if Gambling Tax Is Increased
UK bookmaker Betfred has warned that all 1,287 of its High Street shops could shut down if Chancellor Rachel Reeves raises taxes on gambling firms. Fred Done, the company’s co-founder
Citi Hit with $79 Million Fine Over $189 Billion Trading Blunder
UK regulators have fined Citigroup a total of £62 million ($79 million) for failures in its trading systems that nearly led to a catastrophic $189 billion stock sell-off on European
Superman Comic Discovered in Late Mother’s Attic Sells for Record $9.12m
A long-forgotten box in a California attic has produced the most valuable comic book ever sold. A pristine copy of Superman #1, discovered by three brothers while clearing out their
Twitter Executives Quit Amid Company Turmoil
Just days after Twitter laid off thousands of employees, a number of top executives from teams working on privacy and security at the platform have reportedly resigned. As reported by
Microsoft Could Soon Integrate Steam Games Into the Windows Xbox App
Microsoft may be preparing to integrate Steam and other game launchers into the Xbox app on PC, signaling a major shift in how players access their game libraries. A leaked
End of an Era for Electronics Giant Toshiba
Japan's renowned electronics giant, Toshiba, has officially delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, closing a chapter that spanned 74 years and once symbolized the pinnacle of Japan's electronic dominance. The
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
Trump Media Shares are in Free Fall
Truth Social's parent company, Trump Media & Technology Group, has seen a dramatic decline in its market value. The conservative social media company has experienced a staggering 50% drop in
Even Warren Buffett Thinks His Stock is Too Expensive
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has raised eyebrows by halting its stock buybacks for the first time in six years, despite having more than $325 billion in cash on hand. The
Amazon Tells Workers they Must Come to the Office 5 Days a Week
Amazon has announced that its corporate employees will be required to return to the office five days a week, beginning January 2, 2025, marking a significant shift from its current
Sam Bankman-Fried Transferred to New Prison Facility
Former cryptocurrency magnate Sam Bankman-Fried is being transferred from the Brooklyn jail where he has been held for the past nine months, according to a spokesperson for Bankman-Fried. The exact
Nvidia Shares Dip Despite Record-Breaking AI Chip Sales
Shares in Nvidia took a hit despite the company surpassing expectations by reporting record revenues of $30 billion for the three-month period ending July 28. The AI chip giant, which
YouTube Creators No Longer Need a Big Following to Start Earning
YouTube has announced that it is relaxing the rules for its partner program, allowing new creators to start earning money from their video-making careers at an earlier stage. Despite this
Is WhatsApp About to Leave Nigeria? FG Agency Responds
The Federal Government has dismissed rumours that WhatsApp is considering halting its services in Nigeria, calling the reports a tactic by the company to sway public opinion amidst a legal
China Blocks Access to OnlyFans After Brief Accessibility
Popular subscription-based platform OnlyFans, widely known for hosting sexually explicit content, is no longer accessible in China after briefly working in recent weeks. The development follows reports on social media
