LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
As part of the proposed bankruptcy deal, the upstart golf venture is expected to be majority owned by its players.
U.S. denies claims Iran struck two American vessels in retaliation for earlier strikes
The U.S. denied Iran’s claim that it struck two American vessels as the two sides traded attacks near the Strait of Hormuz and Brent crude hit $100 a barrel.
Chinese giants Xiaomi, Huawei race to get ahead of Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone
Xiaomi and Huawei launched new foldables ahead of Apple’s event, where the company is rumored to unveil its first foldable iPhone.
Chinese giants Xiaomi, Huawei race to get ahead of Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone
Xiaomi and Huawei launched new foldables ahead of Apple’s event, where the company is rumored to unveil its first foldable iPhone.
TikTok to expand data center capacity in Finland amid boom in AI infrastructure deals
TikTok plans to take roughly 150 MW of data center capacity in Finland as the country sees digital infrastructure deals ramp up amid the AI boom.
Air traffic control issue disrupts departing flights at major UK airports
Hundreds of departing flights from major British airports were disrupted on Tuesday after air traffic control provider NATS experienced a technical issue.
UK announces new Israeli settlement sanctions, despite U.S. warning of economic consequences
U.S. officials have warned the U.K. of potential economic consequences if it moves ahead with sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
‘Patients pay the tariff’: Swiss pharma CEO warns of Trump’s generic drug tariff threat
Sandoz CEO Richard Saynor warns steep U.S. tariffs on imported generic drugs could force manufacturers to raise prices or cut supply.
Qualcomm issues warrants to Amazon to acquire $4 billion worth of chipmaker’s stock as part of AI infrastructure deal
Qualcomm is trying to move into the data center business, where Nvidia has been the dominant player in the AI boom.
Australia targets algorithmic social feeds as it looks to hit Big Tech harder
Australia plans to give social media users the option to switch off algorithm-based feeds in proposed legislation, serving as the latest blow to tech giants.
