Ford Weighs Future of F-150 Lightning as EV Truck Sales Slow
Ford is considering discontinuing the F-150 Lightning, the electric pickup once positioned as a milestone in the company’s transition toward battery-powered vehicles, according to reports of internal discussions. Sources familiar
Apple Music Launches a New and Better Replay Experience to View Your Music Stats
Apple Music has redesigned its Replay feature, which allows users to see their music stats for the year. “New in 2022 is a year-end experience complete with expanded listening insights
Apple and Google are Working Together to Limit AirTag Stalking
Apple and Google have announced that they are collaborating on an industry specification aimed at combating safety risks associated with Bluetooth-enabled tracking devices like AirTags. The proposed standard requires the
Airbnb Sues New York City Over its Short-Term Rental Restrictions
Airbnb has taken legal action against New York City in a lawsuit filed challenging the city's restrictions on short-term housing rentals. The lawsuit specifically targets the Short-Term Rental Registration Law,
Flutterwave Secures CBN Banking Licence, Surpasses $40bn In Payments
Flutterwave has received regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria to operate banking services in Nigeria, marking a major step in the company’s evolution beyond payments infrastructure. The Lagos-based
Amazon Finds $1B Jackpot in its 100 Million+ IPv4 Address Stockpile
In a strategic move reflecting the escalating demand and costs associated with IPv4 addresses, Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently implemented a new pricing structure, charging customers $0.005 per public IPv4
Tesla Grants Elon Musk $29 Billion in Shares to Secure Future Amid AI Race
Tesla has approved a new $29 billion share award for CEO Elon Musk in a bid to retain the billionaire tech mogul as competition for AI talent heats up globally.
Meta Explores AI Infrastructure Deal With Anthropic Amid Data Centre Expansion
Meta is reportedly in early discussions with artificial intelligence startup Anthropic about leasing computing capacity, a move that could see the social media company expand into the cloud computing market
Nvidia is Suddenly in Trouble
Nvidia, the AI chipmaking giant, has encountered a major setback after a historic drop in its stock value. On Tuesday, the company's share price plummeted by 9.5%, wiping out an
Nike Suspends Online Sales in Türkiye Amid New Customs Regulations
Nike, the globally recognized sportswear brand, has announced the suspension of its online sales in Türkiye due to recent changes in the country’s customs regulations. The decision was confirmed in
Google Reveals RAM Requirements for Running AI Locally on Phones
Google has shed light on the significant RAM requirements needed to run its Gemini AI model locally on mobile devices, particularly on its Pixel 8 smartphones. During a recent episode
Jetstar Asia to Cease Operations in July, Over 500 Jobs Affected
Singapore-based budget airline Jetstar Asia is set to shut down operations by the end of July, bringing an end to more than two decades of service across the region. The
Locked Out and Branded: Instagram Users Speak Out on Wrongful Bans and Shattered Trust
For years, 26-year-old Yassmine Boussihmed poured her heart into building her boutique dress brand online. Her Instagram page was more than a storefront - it was a community. Then, one
Cryptocurrency Crash: Over 200 Billion Dollars Lost in Less Than a Day
It's a sad day for cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin.Bitcoin fell below $26,000 for the first time in 16 months, part of a larger sell-off in cryptocurrencies that wiped out more than
Coca-Cola is Giving BodyArmor a Major Makeover in Hopes of Jump-Starting Sales
After Coca-Cola's $5.6 billion acquisition of BodyArmor in 2021, the sports drink brand was expected to rise to the top of the market, challenging Gatorade’s dominance. Yet, nearly four years
World Bank Team Visits NEMA To Boost Disaster Preparedness in Nigeria
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has hosted a technical delegation from the World Bank Group as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen disaster preparedness and response systems in Nigeria.
Musk’s Companies File Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple and OpenAI
Two businesses backed by Elon Musk, social media platform X and artificial intelligence startup xAI, have filed a lawsuit in the United States accusing Apple and OpenAI of anti-competitive practices.
Lululemon Shares Plunge as Tariffs and Sluggish U.S. Sales Hit Outlook
Shares of Lululemon tumbled more than 15% in extended trading on Thursday after the Canadian athletic apparel brand slashed its sales forecast, citing the heavy financial toll of U.S. tariffs
Swish Fusion Launches Two Landmark Events to Foster Collaboration Between Western and Indigenous Markets
Swish Fusion, a premier event platform at the forefront of Africa’s media, retail, and tech markets, is set to host two game-changing events aimed at bridging the gap between Western
‘Elusive’ Apple iPhone From 2007 Sells For $190,000
A first-edition 2007 Apple iPhone has fetched an astounding $190,372.80 at auction, surpassing initial estimates and earning the title of "Holy Grail" by auctioneer LCG Auctions. The 4GB model, considered
