Motorola’s Teasing a Rollable Concept Phone
At parent company Lenovo’s Tech World 2022 event, Motorola is showing off a rollable mobile phone in a quick video demo. With the press of a button, the screen extends
Apple’s 2024 Strategy Shifts Focus to Wearables with Anticipated Updates and New Features
As Apple gears up for 2024, the tech giant is set to significantly emphasise its wearables business, signalling a shift away from the traditional iPhone-centric approach. Among the key areas
Wendy’s to Invest $55M in Breakfast Advertising Campaign
Wendy's is ramping up its efforts to bolster breakfast sales with a $55 million investment in advertising over the next two years, the company revealed in its Q4 2023 earnings
Microsoft Surpasses $3 Trillion Valuation, Riding High on AI Enthusiasm
In a historic moment on Wednesday, Microsoft became the second company ever to reach a staggering valuation of over $3 trillion, propelled by the ongoing artificial intelligence boom that propelled
How Chinese Robots Are Transforming UK Warehouses
Every time an online shopper places an order, there is an increasing chance that a fleet of autonomous robots begins processing it within minutes. Many warehouses now use compact mobile
China May Prefer TikTok to be Banned Than Fall into US Hands
Nearly three years after the Trump administration threatened to ban TikTok if its Chinese owner didn’t sell the company to American investors, the video app is once again facing an
Tesla Unveils Lower-Priced Cybertruck at $59,990
Tesla has rolled out a cheaper version of its futuristic Cybertruck, offering buyers a lower entry point into the electric pickup lineup - though the price still falls well above
Dos Equis Brings Back “Most Interesting Man” Campaign As Sales Decline
Dos Equis has announced the return of its iconic “The Most Interesting Man in the World” advertising campaign in a bid to revive interest in the struggling beer brand. The
International Fake Wine Ring Busted in France and Italy, Authorities Say
An international wine fraud ring has been dismantled by French and Italian police, who arrested six individuals, including a suspected Russian ringleader, for selling counterfeit vintage wines. The operation targeted
China’s Comac Steps Onto the Global Stage as It Challenges Aviation’s Biggest Names
Amid rows of aircraft models, mock cockpits and high-tech aviation displays at the Singapore Airshow, one exhibitor has been attracting outsized attention: Comac, China’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer. The company has
Tony Elumelu’s Top 7 Rules For Success
Tony Elumelu is a Nigerian economist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is the chairman of Heirs Holdings, the United Bank for Africa, Transcorp and founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation. The
Broadcasters Accuse YouTube of ‘Massaging’ Viewing Figures to Boost Ad Business
YouTube has been accused of “massaging” viewing figures to boost its advertising business in a major row with British broadcasters. The Google-owned video sharing platform is currently in discussions with
GM’s Cruise to Launch Robotaxis on Uber Platform Starting Next Year
Cruise, the autonomous vehicle subsidiary backed by General Motors, has announced a new partnership with Uber to offer robotaxis on the ride-hailing platform beginning next year. This collaboration marks a
Australia Bans TikTok on Federal Government Devices
Australia has joined other Western countries in banning the use of TikTok on government devices as the Chinese-owned video app comes under increasing pressure over claims it presents a security
Ubisoft Unleashes Over 50 Free Games on PlayStation, No PS Plus Required
Ubisoft, the renowned publisher behind iconic franchises like Assassin's Creed, is rolling out a treasure trove of gaming delights for PlayStation enthusiasts, and the best part? No PlayStation Plus subscription
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
Anne Wojcicki’s Nonprofit Wins $305 Million Bid to Acquire 23andMe Following Bankruptcy
A nonprofit organization led by Anne Wojcicki, co-founder and former CEO of genetic testing company 23andMe, has successfully secured the acquisition of the company after it filed for bankruptcy in
Apple Agrees to Up to $500 Million Settlement Over iPhone Slowdown Controversy
In a significant development marking the resolution of a long-standing legal battle, tech behemoth Apple has conceded to pay a settlement amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars, addressing allegations
Singapore Airlines Awards Staff with Eight-Month Salary Bonus Amid Record Profits
Singapore Airlines is setting a new standard in employee bonuses, rewarding its staff with nearly eight months' salary following a year of record profits. An insider, who requested anonymity due
New York City’s Landmark Congestion Pricing Program Set to Move Forward
The Biden administration is poised to approve New York City's Central Business District Tolling Program, popularly known as "congestion pricing," after the conclusion of a public review period on Monday.
