Apple finally gets some good news in China as iPhone shipments surge
iPhone shipments in China soared about 40% in May according to Bloomberg calculations, suggesting a sales revival for Apple in a crucial market.
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Running clubs are all the rage. Millennials and Gen Z are using them to find love and friendship.
As young people lose faith in dating apps, they’re turning to running clubs to make lasting, IRL connections.
Airbus agrees to pay $1 for Spirit AeroSystems assets in deal sparked by Boeing 737 Max blowout
Airbus said it will also receive $559 million in compensation from Spirit AeroSystems. Boeing is buying the bulk of the business.
The latest ‘House of the Dragon’ episode confirms the civil war was started because Alicent got mixed up over some names. The internet is in stiches.
In the latest episode of "House of the Dragon," Alicent finally finds out the truth about King Viserys’ last words. Fans are now mocking her.
2 managers at the World Economic Forum, which hosts the glitzy Davos conference, said the N-word in front of staff: report
One white manager who used the word then "cried about her ancestral guilt" in a meeting with her Black subordinate, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The only way Biden would reverse course is if he’s offered a ‘dignified’ way out: report
Dems working for President Joe Biden believe he’ll only step aside after a disastrous debate performance if given a "dignified" exit, per The NYT.
Biden’s aides said his debate performance was poor because he struggles to function after 4 p.m.: report
Joe Biden’s aides defended his poor debate performance, telling Axios he is more likely to make verbal mistakes and become tired after 4 p.m.
Meet CriticGPT, OpenAI’s new fix for ChatGPT’s biggest coding blunders
Developers often find bugs in code generated by ChatGPT, so OpenAI is testing a new tool called CriticGPT to help identify errors.
Work is getting really weird
The use of shadow stand-ins and a lack of promotions are the latest trends that show how weird work has gotten.
Warning to holidaymakers as Greece’s PM says more wildfires on the way this summer
The prime minister of Greece has issued a warning to tourists, saying wildfires this summer could “be particularly dangerous”.