Guangdong-based Victory Giant is negotiating new US orders and expanding AI chip component production, acquiring land in Huizhou for a 3 billion yuan smart manufacturing facility.
Jetstar to charge A$25-A$52 for overhead locker space from Feb, testing unbundling limits in Asia-Pacific; analysts call it 'extreme' but potentially influential for regional rivals.
LIV Golf has secured a lead investor to fund the tour until 2030, according to chief executive Scott O’Neil, despite anticipated player departures and past losses.
Jetstar announced a new carry-on baggage charge allowing only one under-seat bag in basic tickets from next year, drawing criticism from consumer experts over hidden fees and difficult price comparisons.
Tsang Wai-ching, the alleged ringleader in a fatal bar fight, complained to a Hong Kong court about filthy police cell conditions and alleged physical abuse following his arrest.
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre, Delhi government, and Delhi Police on a PIL seeking designated protest sites in the NCR instead of Jantar Mantar due to a lack of basic amenities.
Sphere 3D, a Bitcoin miner, filed an amended at-the-market stock sale allowing up to $10.3M for working capital, adding up to 4.38M shares (50.9% increase) at $2.35 price, while retaining a policy to sell mined Bitcoin for liquidity.
Australia's corporate watchdog ASIC has issued its strongest warning yet against offshore prediction markets, which are illegal in the country and offer no consumer protection, with Alan Kirkland comparing them to gambling.
Protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir led by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) have resulted in dozens of deaths and injuries, with demonstrators demanding affordable flour, electricity, and basic rights. The government accuses JAAC of disrupting elections and being foreign-funded, while protesters fear arrest at hospitals.
Hong Kong researchers at CUHK are testing a surgical procedure for Alzheimer's, pioneered in mainland China, which has shown promise in improving patients' daily functions. The procedure was banned for unregulated use in mainland China due to safety concerns, prompting CUHK's controlled trials.
A 78ª Reunião Anual da Sociedade Brasileira para o Progresso da Ciência (SBPC) ocorre na UFF até 1º de agosto, com o tema 'Ciência para todos: soberania, desenvolvimento e inclusão', oferecendo conferências, mesas-redondas e cursos gratuitos. O evento também destacará substâncias bioativas do café nacional.
Android Headlines reportedly leaked the full Pixel 11 lineup specs and prices, indicating a $100 price hike for the base model ($899) with 256GB storage. Pro models and the Fold will see RAM cuts to 12GB and price increases.
A Russian company operating in Venezuela delivered humanitarian aid, including basic necessities and temporary accommodation equipment, to La Guaira state, severely affected by a June 24 earthquake. This follows a previous shipment from the Russian Emergencies Ministry.
England's Test cricket team appoints Stephen Fleming as coach after a period of poor performance and leadership changes. Managing director Rob Key emphasizes the need for sustained success and developing future leaders, with Fleming set to focus on refining players and coaching pathways.
The ECB announced its planned digital euro app will surpass European Accessibility Act requirements, featuring enhanced visual design and screen-reader support. A pilot involving 36 payment providers is set for H2 2027, despite ongoing privacy concerns.
CEO Jay Foreman of Basic Fun! discusses the impact of new tariffs on his toy import business, expressing frustration over lack of clear direction and higher consumer prices.
A global study identifies eight recurring sound motifs in birdsongs across 3,160 passerine species, influenced by both evolution and environmental factors like habitat and communication distance.
Comparison of ProWritingAid and Grammarly, two popular grammar-checking tools, highlighting their features, pricing, pros, and cons to help users decide which suits their writing needs best.
Displaced families in Gaza, including Malak al-Zaanin and Manal Hamad, struggle with food spoilage and health risks due to the severe electricity crisis caused by Israel's siege. Lack of refrigeration forces residents to discard food and medicine, while some resort to costly, unreliable cooling services.
An Ipsos study on British attitudes reveals a pessimistic, distrustful public with contradictory desires for lower taxes and better services. Despite general life happiness, many feel the social contract is broken and lack basic facts about state benefits.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly considering investing in Liverpool FC, potentially joining other interested parties like Amit Bhatia, who recently departed the QPR board. The speculation highlights the ongoing trend of ultra-wealthy individuals and state-backed entities investing in major football clubs.
GoPro has launched its first Wireless Mic System in 2026, a $159 two-mic bundle, entering a competitive market. The system offers direct Bluetooth connectivity to GoPros and two receivers for various devices. While praised for portability and sound quality, the review notes limitations like single mic Bluetooth pairing and lack of mono mode via USB.
New data from the Metropolitan Police shows a significant drop in neighbourhood crime and homicides in London, with the Mayor attributing success to record police funding and the Violence Reduction Unit. The report aims to counter online disinformation portraying London as a "lawless" city.
Modern fans have evolved beyond simple air movement, incorporating smart features like radar tracking, mood lighting, and quiet operation. WIRED reviews several innovative models, including the Dreo TurboPoly 707S with motion-sensing airflow and the Vornado Vora 8 with enhanced oscillation and a remote, highlighting their versatility and advanced technology.
