Apple is working on a foldable iPad and iPhone, reports say
Apple is working towards 2028 as a release date for its foldable iPad, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported.
Year: 2024
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EU slaps new sanctions on Russia
The Council adopted a 15th package of economic and individual restrictions against Moscow on Monday Read Full Article at RT.com
Serbia announces talks with US and Russia on sanctions against oil major
Aleksandar Vucic says he plans to hold talks with Moscow and Washington to dispute US sanctions against Serbia’s biggest oil company Read Full Article at RT.com
Mystery ‘dancing’ illness plagues hundreds in Uganda
round 300 people have been infected with a mysterious ‘dancing’ disease in Uganda, according to health officials Read Full Article at RT.com
West pushing Russia beyond ‘red line’ – Putin
The West is provoking Russia into retaliatory action by pushing it beyond red lines, President Vladimir Putin has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Closure of storm damaged port causing ‘significant challenges’, shoppers warned
Customers in Ireland are being advised to shop locally as the closure of a ferry port in North Wales continues to affect Christmas deliveries.
After the Skydance-Paramount merger and Comcast spinoff, these are the media deals industry insiders think could be next
With several buzzy media and entertainment deals already planned for 2025, industry insiders say next year could see a flurry of M&A activity.
One more sign of the retail apocalypse: store aisles crowded with boxes
From Dollar Tree to Walgreens to Target, store aisles are filled with unpacked boxes and bins. It’s a sign of deeper staffing problems.
I’m a retiree who assembles furniture on Taskrabbit to avoid draining my retirement fund. At 79, I also like having structure and meeting new people.
Dan Weiss was only retired for six months before he realized he needed structure. He made $47,000 on Taskrabbit last year building furniture.
Meet the CEO trying to turn around Air India, the 92-year-old airline with a pile of problems
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson compared his turnaround efforts to juggling and "drinking from a firehose," with plans for hundreds of new planes.