BUSINESS

Canada slaps up to 50% tariffs on US goods, zeroing in on Republican swing states before the midterm elections.

A homeowner received a $3,000 property tax bill months after selling a house, prompting discussion about closing statements and tax proration.

Nvidia's quarterly revenue surged to $96.2 billion, driven by AI demand, marking a 106% increase from last year. The company anticipates continued growth, predicting its first $100 billion quarter

Bill Gates discusses AI's rapid rise and its potential to disrupt jobs and society, emphasizing the need for urgent preparation to manage its economic impacts.

British PM Andy Burnham may meet US President Trump in New York, discussing Ukraine, North Sea oil, and international security. The meeting coincides with the UN General Assembly.

A trade war between the US and Canada is set to push up American toilet paper prices, with tariffs hitting pulp, tissue, and finished paper goods.

SpaceX will spend $100B on a Louisiana spaceport, its largest, to fly Starship and launch up to 1 million AI data-centre satellites into orbit.

In 2026, 54% of layoffs are linked to AI, automation, or machine learning, affecting over 170,000 workers. The tech sector is hardest hit, but other industries are also experiencing AI-attributed job cuts.

Tim Curry, famed for 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show', built a diverse career across film, stage, and voice acting. Despite a 2012 stroke, his legacy and financial success endured through residuals and voice work.

Callaway Golf faces backlash after an ad featuring a male golfer shoving a female golfer went viral, prompting public apologies and raising concerns about the company's appeal to female golfers.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, discusses the unexpected slow pace of AI adoption and its economic impact, addressing industry communication challenges and public perception issues in his latest podcast.

SanDisk's job cuts in Israel, as work shifts to India, impact sites in Kfar Saba, Tefen, and Omer. The implications for laid-off staff and the company's future.

Harvard Business School's Foundry course uses AI avatars of top lecturers to guide 760 founders through an 8-week online program for $699, preparing entrepreneurs for real-world investor pitches.

Explore the top hair transplant clinics in Turkey, known for their expertise and international reputation. Learn about key factors to consider when choosing a clinic for optimal results.

Burger King is scrapping its old chicken nuggets for a 100% white meat recipe on 1 September, responding to thousands of customer complaints as the fast-food chicken war heats up.

This article evaluates UK casino review sites based on transparency, trust signals, and review processes, highlighting the importance of criteria like licensing, bonus terms, and community feedback.

The article explores the shift in trading education from mere access to information to structured learning, emphasising the importance of sequence, practice, and feedback for retail traders.

Graduate job vacancies in the UK fell to their lowest since 2016, with intensified competition and regional disparities. Cost control, not AI, is cited as the main reason for reduced hiring.

Dolly Parton, the iconic country music star, passed away at 80, leaving behind a $650 million estate. Her philanthropic efforts suggest her wealth may benefit charitable causes, despite no direct heirs.

Target has publicly apologised and removed a children's Halloween costume after critics said its design evoked racist blackface and minstrel-show imagery. The retailer says it is reviewing how the product was approved.

MacKenzie Scott has donated $130 million to Undue Medical Debt, helping erase over $40 billion in medical debt across the US, highlighting her significant impact on philanthropy and healthcare reform.

Starbucks is laying off 224 employees in Seattle, with 120 declining a relocation to Nashville due to a pay cut. The remaining 104, involved in coffeehouse design, were cut after a leadership change.

Disney's latest cost-cutting move reaches its executive ranks, offering eligible leaders an early-retirement package as the company continues reshaping its organisation.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent threatened to cut firms laundering money for Iran out of the US dollar system, but enforcing it against China before the September Trump-Xi summit is the real test.

James Talarico accuses Amazon of prioritising profit over safety after a worker's death, sparking debate over the company's emergency response and workplace conditions.

French President Macron and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince finalise a £5.13bn deal to build three theme parks near Paris, including a Dragon Ball attraction, creating 22,000 jobs and strengthening cultural ties.

OpenAI and Meta are investing in local communities to counteract growing public opposition to AI data centres, as polls show increasing concern over AI's impact on jobs and infrastructure.

Apple has confirmed rare layoffs hitting its Siri and Vision Pro teams as TikTok, Netflix and LinkedIn also slash jobs, pushing 2026 tech cuts past last year's total.

Bilibili's international app offers better video access, real-time 'danmu' comments, and easier sign-ups. Join the platform that's captivating Gen Z and challenging global giants.