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Apple reportedly has plans to release several new iPad Pros and a new MacBook Pro in the first half of next year. The company is currently working on four models of the new tablet with faster chips, Bloomberg reported. It is also developing a new “entry-level” MacBook Pro, which

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Don't expect trackers to save your stolen car, experts say - Published People should not expect vehicle trackers to be able to help them if their car is stolen, experts have warned. Car safety firm Thatcham Research said there was a "genuine and growing gap" between consumer expe

All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines increased fuel surcharges Wednesday, with fees topping $400 on some long-haul flights. The hikes, which apply to tickets purchased in July and August, come even as jet-fuel rates in Asia are dropping. That's because Japan's two largest airlin

Americans are celebrating their split from Britain - how is the UK marking it? - Published The forecourt of St Paul's Cathedral in London feels like an unlikely place to embark on an exploration of American independence - but a lesser-known statue in that very spot has a tale to

Third UK heatwave increasingly likely as 30C temperatures forecast - Published Another heatwave is likely to be declared in the UK within the coming days as temperatures are forecast to reach 30C in places. A large area of high pressure is currently building from the Azores towar

Diesel sees biggest monthly fall in 26 years. What's happening to fuel prices? - Published UK motorists experienced the fastest monthly fall in diesel prices since 2000 in June with the cost plunging by 17p a litre, according to motoring group RAC. When the US-Israel war with Ira

US regulators allowed Philip Morris to advertise its Zyn oral nicotine pouches as less harmful than cigarettes. The decision is a marketing win for the tobacco giant, which like other manufacturers is investing in smoke-free products. Tobacco replacements, such as nicotine pouche

Anthropic is rolling back spyware-like code it implemented to track whether users are affiliated with Chinese AI labs. A cybersecurity newsletter reported that the Claude Code feature covertly tracked and transmitted information based on a user’s timezone and potential connection

Earlier this year, shares of traditional SaaS companies tumbled amid investor fears that software built with AI could eventually displace those businesses. Despite such concerns, Bending Spoons, a company that acquires and revitalizes stagnating but well-known tech firms, saw its

Global chaos isn’t spreading, but is highly localized, a new report argued. The impression in foreign policy circles, a former US ambassador to NATO wrote, is that “the erosion of the international rules-based order is a uniform, global trend.” But the reality, according to the A

From Truman's pension to Trump's billions - a White House windfall unmatched by any president - Published Harry Truman left the White House without any income other than his Army pension of $113 (£85) per month. The 33rd US president later wrote that it was wrong to "commercializ

The recent surge in commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could give the US additional leverage in talks with Iran, analysts said. More than 10 million barrels of oil are flowing through the waterway daily, a US official told Bloomberg, adding that the jump underscores

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors who feel they've missed this year's biggest winners should be thankful for Wednesday's market rotation. "You are getting a chance to sell the losers at a premium and switch to winners at a discount," the "Mad Money" host said Wednesday. "So often

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors who feel they've missed this year's biggest winners should be thankful for Wednesday's market rotation. "You are getting a chance to sell the losers at a premium and switch to winners at a discount," the "Mad Money" host said Wednesday. "So often

Lethal Weapon actor Danny Glover reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis - Published Renowned American actor Danny Glover has been living with Alzheimer's disease for several years, he revealed. The 79-year-old told NBC in an interview with that aired on Wednesday that he received the diag

AOL is public again — sort of. Its owner Bending Spoons, the 13-year-old Italian company that has been quietly acquiring beloved but ailing internet brands for the past decade, went public on the Nasdaq today, opening at an over $18 billion valuation, with the stock then popping

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Russia is starting to import gasoline from India, Reuters reported, in a sign of the severity of Moscow’s fuel shortages. The shipments mark a shift in the countries’ energy dynamic: Earlier this year, India turned to Russia to mitigate a disruption to oil supplies spurred by the

US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh on Wednesday signaled inflation remains too high for his liking, but declined to offer hints on what the central bank might do later this month. In his international debut as chair, Warsh said he found “common cause” with his European, British

Turkish police beat us with iron rods before we lost limbs to frostbite, Afghans say - Published Warning: This article contains images and descriptions of violence that some readers may find distressing. A dozen young Afghans who tried to reach Europe in January have told the BBC

Tuchel urges parents to let kids stay up for England game - Published England manager Thomas Tuchel has urged parents to let their children stay up to watch England take on Mexico in the last 16 of the World Cup. While England's win against DR Congo on Wednesday kicked off at 17:

WhatsApp this week started rolling out username reservations ahead of the broader launch planned later this year. The feature — which lets people find and message each other by handle instead of phone number — is already raising impersonation concerns, drawing scrutiny from secur