Brazil’s securities regulator approved prediction markets as financial securities, letting the B3 exchange offer outcome-based contracts to professional investors.
Toyota Australia signals openness to expanding its remanufacturing partnership with Walkinshaw, reflecting shifting demand and a new chapter in local automotive industry.
Sony may delay its next PlayStation until 2028 or 2029, extending the PlayStation 5’s life cycle well beyond the company’s usual console timeline.
Warner Bros. Discovery has resumed talks with Paramount after a seven-day waiver from Netflix. Paramount is offering at least $31 per share.
Despite the Supreme Court ruling parts of U.S. tariffs illegal, the trade chief says the overall tariff policy strategy remains in place, shifting to other legal authorities.
Cesar’s Cafe in Florey, Canberra offers smooth coffee, hearty café staples, and a welcoming suburban atmosphere that quickly turns first visits into favorite routines.
BYD’s premium plug-in hybrid SUV, positioned as a Toyota Land Cruiser rival, has been tested, signaling the brand’s push into the rugged large 4WD segment.
Samsung expands its Galaxy AI into a multi-agent ecosystem, adding Perplexity for contextual help and smoother workflows across apps on upcoming Galaxy devices.
Observers note a slowdown in dedicated driver updates for AMD’s Ryzen Z1 Extreme, raising questions about long-term software support for handheld gaming devices.
A golden doodle abandoned at Las Vegas’s Harry Reid International Airport was adopted by a police officer who helped rescue him, turning a troubling moment into a hopeful ending.
Slovakia warned it may cut electricity exports to Ukraine amid tensions over Russian oil transit, highlighting the fragile energy balance in wartime Europe.
Pakistan conducted deadly strikes inside Afghanistan targeting alleged militants, prompting Kabul’s condemnation and raising fresh concerns over border tensions and civilian impact.
Pakistan says it killed at least 70 militants in border strikes near Afghanistan, citing security threats, as regional tensions and calls for transparency continue.
Russia launched a large missile barrage on Ukraine as Hungary signaled it may block new EU sanctions, highlighting both battlefield escalation and political strain within Europe.
A dog left at an airport ticket counter was adopted by the responding officer, transforming a moment of abandonment into a story of compassion and new beginnings.
As data centers expand across the U.S., communities weigh economic growth against energy use, water demand, and neighborhood impact, turning digital infrastructure into a local debate.
Many voters can name the key issues they believe matter most — such as health care costs and the economy — yet polls show substantial uncertainty about how they feel regarding these concerns and political leadership.
Tory Bruno, former longtime CEO of United Launch Alliance, has joined Blue Origin as president of its National Security Group, leading the company’s push into U.S. defense and intelligence space launch markets.
Markets face a pivotal week with Nvidia’s earnings, fallout from a Supreme Court tariff ruling, and rising geopolitical tensions with oil price implications as traders watch inflation, jobs and broader sentiment.
Investors are focused on key corporate earnings from Nvidia, Home Depot, banks, and Berkshire Hathaway alongside economic data and a major speech by President Trump that could influence markets.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos urged Paramount to present a stronger bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets as rival negotiations continue. Warner’s board has reopened discussions in a seven-day window, balancing competing offers ahead of shareholder votes and regulatory scrutiny.
Millions of U.S. adults are now returning to education for skill growth, career shifts or personal interests, making older learners the “new majority” in continuing education.
Anna Murdoch Mann dePeyster, author, journalist, philanthropist, and former wife of Rupert Murdoch, has died aged 81. She played a meaningful role in media, family life, and writing, leaving a multifaceted legacy.
As American Girl marks its 40th anniversary, Mattel faces the challenge of blending nostalgia with modern relevance, updating beloved dolls while adapting to changing consumer tastes and digital competition.