Just Stop Oil protesters halt second Ashes Test at Lord’s | England’s Jonny Bairstow carries one protester off
Two men from the Just Stop Oil campaign disrupted the second Ashes test match at Lords, releasing orange powder before being tackled by security staff.
UK holds crisis talks as top water supplier seeks cash
The British government has held emergency talks over the country’s biggest water supplier, Thames Water, as the company buckles under huge debts.
Carl Pei’s smartphone startup Nothing raises $96 million from investors for U.S. expansion
Nothing, the hardware startup from OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has raised $96 million from investors in a new round of funding.
As drugmakers race to develop the next big weight loss pill, Eli Lilly may have an edge
For now, Eli Lilly’s orforglipron appears to be the top contender in the weight loss pill space due to its strong efficacy data and ease of use.
Nvidia’s chips fuel A.I. — here’s why the U.S. worries about China’s access
Nvidia’s powerful semiconductors have taken on particular importance as their capacity to fuel artificial intelligence has become increasingly sought after.
This new $250 Nokia smartphone can be self-repaired and comes with 5G
HMD Global, the Finnish company behind new Nokia smartphones, unveiled the Nokia G42 model on Wednesday.
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s future — what could be next for Russia’s mutinous mercenary chief
Once a close ally and caterer to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Yevgeny Prigozhin now finds himself exiled in Belarus after leading an armed mutiny against the Russian military.
Samsung to begin making world’s most advanced mobile chips in 2025 as battle with TSMC heats up
Samsung said it will begin mass production of the 2 nanometer process for mobile applications in 2025, in line with rival TSMC.
Belarus’ Lukashenko says he convinced Putin not to eliminate Wagner leader Prigozhin
Yevghny Prigozhin’s Russian paramilitary troops progressed toward Moscow over the weekend, before aborting their advance.
Chinese A.I. stocks fall as U.S. reportedly weighs curbs on chip exports
China’s AI stocks fell Wednesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. is planning to impose more chip restrictions
