Apple's iPhone 17 series is expected to launch in the second week of September, featuring models including Air, Pro, and Ultra. They will likely include A19/A19 Pro chips, enhanced cameras, 120Hz displays up to 6.9 inches, and prices starting around Rs 89,900.
Amazon employees in Peterborough packed thousands of literacy kits with books and messages for local children. The kits, donated to West Midlands Multibank, aim to support families in need across the Midlands.
Google agreed to spend $500 million over 10 years to revamp its compliance structure as part of a settlement with shareholders accusing it of antitrust violations. The company will create committees to oversee regulatory and compliance issues, including a standalone board committee and a senior vice president-level group.
Microsoft has laid off over 300 employees in a new round of job cuts, described as a "recalibration" to address shifting business priorities and the evolving tech landscape. This follows last month's layoffs of 6,000 workers, which were not performance-related but aimed at reducing management layers.
A serious collision involving a van and an HGV on the A46 in Warwickshire has caused the road to close southbound between Stoneleigh and Thickthorne. A passenger in the van was seriously injured, though not life-threatening, and the road is expected to reopen soon.
Meat samples from C.P. Vietnam stores tested negative for diseases after allegations of selling unsafe products. Inspections found no disease signs but noted administrative errors. False claims on social media led to the tests, which C.P. denied, ensuring safety standards.
Kofi Amoo-Gottfried's unorthodox marketing strategies at DoorDash include creative campaigns like Mother’s Day promotions and Super Bowl stunts, aiming to drive growth through empathy, value, and data.
Google Wallet is ending support for PayPal accounts in the US starting June 13, removing linked accounts and transaction history but allowing use of PayPal-branded debit cards.
Warren Buffett's $281 billion portfolio has 48% invested in three top stocks: Apple (22%), American Express (16%), and Coca-Cola (10%). Each company has a strong competitive advantage, long-term growth potential, and appears fairly valued for their performance. Buffett's investments reflect his high-conviction strategy in businesses with durable moats and consistent returns.
Tech companies exploit the PERM process by posting fake job ads to hire foreign workers without genuinely seeking Americans, bypassing Trump's immigration restrictions and disadvantaging domestic tech workers.
The article highlights three stocks—Nvidia, TSMC, and Alphabet—as top picks for a $1,000 investment in June. Nvidia leads in AI tech with GPUs, TSMC is a key semiconductor supplier, and Alphabet offers both growth and value.
Sony is outsourcing production of its Xperia smartphones, including the new Xperia 1 VII, to third-party manufacturers. This shift follows their existing practice for mid-range and entry-level models like the Xperia 5 and 10, indicating a strategic change in manufacturing approach.
Elon Musk, despite being the world's richest man, earned $0 from Tesla in 2024 as his 2018 compensation package was rejected. He responded, "Zero for seven years, despite increasing the value of the company > 2000%."
Meat samples from C.P. Vietnam stores tested negative for diseases after false allegations caused panic. Inspections found no signs of disease or rotten products but noted administrative errors like expired certificates.
Tesla's stock is volatile as investors watch its June 12 robotaxi launch in Austin. The event may reveal the effectiveness of Tesla's self-driving tech, but its core EV business struggles with lower sales. Analysts caution against relying on short-term events for investment decisions, as the company's long-term potential remains uncertain.
Meta Platforms, owner of Facebook and Instagram, uses AI to boost user engagement, driving ad revenue despite challenges in acquiring new users. Amazon's AWS leads in AI hardware and software, offering solutions like its Nova LLMs and virtual assistant Q to accelerate development. Both companies are positioned for growth despite recent stock declines.