Stephen Curry Partners With Li-Ning After Ending Under Armour Deal
Basketball icon Stephen Curry has signed a new endorsement agreement with Chinese sportswear company Li-Ning, marking a significant move for both the athlete and the brand as they seek to
Dangote Refinery in Court Seeking Annulment of Import Licences to NNPCL, Others
Dangote Refinery has filed a legal case at the Federal High Court in Abuja, challenging the import licences granted to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Matrix Petroleum Services
‘X’ Removed After Being Installed Atop Company Headquarters Following Twitter’s Rebrand
The San Francisco Department of Building Inspection officials made an observation on Monday morning regarding the removal of the new "X" sign on top of the building previously known as
Tinubu Hires Special Investigator to Probe CBN, Trace Stolen Funds
President Bola Tinubu has taken decisive action in the fight against corruption by appointing a Special Investigator to look into the activities of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and
US Pushes Europe to Ease Big Tech Rules in Exchange for Tariff Relief
The United States is urging the European Union to rethink its regulatory approach to major technology companies as negotiations continue over metal tariffs and broader trade terms between the two
Need for Speed Unbound Volume 6 Introduces Audi and Dedicated PVP Mode
In a surprising turn of events, EA's Need for Speed Unbound extends its live service support into a second year, delivering fresh content, including new cars, themed events, and game
DeepSeek’s AI Revolution Reshapes China’s Tech Industry Amid Global Disruptions
The rise of Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is shaking up not only global tech giants like OpenAI but also China’s own technology landscape. As the company’s influence spreads, some of
The Removal of Movies and Shows from Streaming Services: A Business Decision, Not Personal
The concept of streaming was once seen as a permanent solution for accessing a vast digital library of movies and TV shows. Consumers became accustomed to the idea that content
Microsoft and Asus Unveil ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X: Windows 11 Handhelds for Multi-Platform Gaming
Microsoft and Asus have officially launched two new handheld gaming consoles - the ROG Xbox Ally and the more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X - after months of speculation and
Meet the REV-9 Laptop: A Monster with a 64-Core CPU, Full Liquid Cooling System, and a Desktop RTX 4080
Chinese laptop manufacturer Zhanjiang Xinjuneng has introduced the REV-9, a powerhouse laptop that prioritizes raw computing power over sleek design. Touted as the first laptop featuring a 64-core CPU, the
Big Tobacco Posts Warning Signs at 220,000 US Stores, Wrapping Up Ongoing Lawsuit Since 1999
The largest tobacco manufacturers will be required to prominently display warning signs about the dangers of cigarette smoking in over 200,000 stores across America startinon July 1, 2023. This was
Chivas Regal Unveils Falz as its Newest ‘New Regal’
Chivas Regal has announced Nigerian singer, songwriter and activist, Falz (born Folarin Falana) as its newest 'New Regal.' The partnership welcomes a new era and extends the luxury whisky’s rich
Tesla Quietly Launches Robotaxi Pilot in Texas, Marking New Step in Driverless Ambitions
Tesla has officially kicked off its long-anticipated robotaxi pilot in Austin, Texas, marking a cautious but significant step into the self-driving ride-hailing space. The electric carmaker began offering limited paid
Airline Meals Used to be Plentiful and Luxurious. Here’s What Happened
In an era when airline passengers once savoured gourmet meals at 30,000 feet, today's travellers are lucky to receive a pack of pretzels on short flights. The evolution of airline
Apple Faces £3 Billion Legal Claim Over Alleged iCloud “Rip-Off” Pricing
Apple is under fire in the UK as consumer advocacy group Which? initiates a £3 billion legal claim, alleging that the tech giant has effectively locked 40 million British users
How Amsterdam Became The First Capital To Ban Meat And Fossil Fuel Ads
At a busy tram stop in Amsterdam, commuters are beginning to notice a dramatic change. The giant advertisements that once promoted burgers, cheap flights and fuel-powered SUVs have quietly disappeared.
Qantas Hit by Data Breach Affecting Up to Six Million Customers
Australian airline Qantas has confirmed a cyberattack on a third-party customer service platform that may have compromised the personal information of up to six million individuals. The breach was detected
Domino’s Tried to Sell Pizza to Italians, It Failed
Domino's' Italian job was harder than it looked. As reported by CNN, seven years after Domino's made its debut in the country, the American pizza giant has formally shut its
Tinubu Promises to Support Google’s Plan to Create One Million Digital Jobs in Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu has expressed the Federal Government's readiness to collaborate with global tech giant Google Incorporated in its endeavour to generate one million digital jobs in Nigeria. The president
Pinterest Dismisses Engineers Over Layoff Tracking Tool
Pinterest has terminated the employment of two software engineers after they created an internal tool designed to identify colleagues affected by a recent round of job cuts, the company has
