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Experts Reveal Why Moving iPhone Production to the US Could Be a £77,000 Mistake
Experts warn that iPhones could cost $3,500 (£2,740) or more as a result of Trump's international tariffs, especially the 125% rate recently imposed on China.
Shopify CEO's New Hiring Rule: 'Want More Manpower? Prove AI Can't Do It First'
Shopify's CEO has revealed that employees asking for more team members must explain why AI cannot do the work instead.
US Steakhouse Chain Dethrones Olive Garden After Seven Years At The Top Of Casual Dining
Olive Garden has been the top dog of casual dining since 2018, but it has recently lost that spot to Texas Roadhouse after disappointing earnings in 2024.
Google Accused of 'Woke Discrimination' After Ex-Exec Claims Female Boss Ruined His Career
A former Google executive is suing his ex-manager for discrimination and retaliation after experiencing sexism in the workplace, claiming only women were included in meetings and considered for promotions.
Meghan Markle's 'As Ever' Brand Accused of Faking Sell-Outs and Using Dubious Web Partner
Meghan Markle's online shop sold out in 30 minutes and fans are furious. Meanwhile, industry insiders claims this might all have been a plot to fake demand.
'Stock Up Like It's 2020': Cuban Urges Shoppers To Buy Everything From Toothpaste To Soap Before Prices Soar
Mark Cuban warns shoppers to hoard essentials as Trump's 2 April 2025 tariffs threaten price hikes
From Code to Creativity: Why Tech Parents Are Steering Their Kids Away from STEM Careers
The tide is turning on STEM graduates facing a saturated job market threatened by AI. Parents in tech are now considering arts degrees and trade schools for their children.
New Startup Helps Hispanic Immigrants In The US Find Jobs Via WhatsApp—Backed By £2.3m Funding
Two Harvard roommates are using an AI-driven matching process to connect Hispanic immigrants with job opportunities suited to their skills.
Canadians Ditch US Holidays in Rage: Potential £1.6bn Fallout and 14,000 Face Job Loss
Trump's annexation threats drive Canadians to ditch US vacations, risking a £1.6 billion ($2 billion) loss and 14,000 jobs
Venezuelan Influencer Deported After Bragging About Squatting in US Homes and Exploiting Welfare
A Venezuelan influencer who bragged about 'cheating' the US system and provided advice on how to squat in empty homes has been deported following months in detention.
McDonald's Overtakes Starbucks as World's Most Valuable Restaurant Brand Amid Boycotts and Backlash
McDonald's reclaims its title as the world's most valuable restaurant brand, surpassing Starbucks amid boycotts, pricing backlash and shifting customer loyalty.
Trump 'Not Joking' About A Third Term: Here's Why Experts Say It May Be Possible
Trump has stated he is 'not joking' about extending his presidency for another term. Legal experts say this is might be possible through two avenues.
'Did You Want To Talk With Trump?': Internet Swoons Over Adorable White House Breach By Young Boy
On Wednesday, a little boy slipped through the north fence of the White House and was quickly caught by the Secret Service, who were seen taking him to his parents in a viral video.
'Narcissism Is Not Something To Be Coddled': Son of Snow White Producer Slams 'Woke' Rachel Zegler
Jonah Platt, son of Snow White producer Marc Platt, has incited backlash from Instagram users for calling Rachel Zegler's political comments 'immature' and 'narcissistic,' implying they hurt the movie's performance.
Moelis & Co. Joins The RTO Stampede, Forcing Staff Back To Desks As Wall Street Wobbles
Moelis & Co. is asking its employees to return to the office full-time, shifting away from the hybrid schedule established during the pandemic.
Heartbroken Mum Blames Energy Drinks For Fitness-loving Daughter's Fatal Heart Attack At 28
A 28-year-old Florida teacher and fitness enthusiast who drank three energy drinks daily has died from what her mother suspects is the result of caffeine toxicity.
Grieving Mum Asked To Return Gifted Bassinet After Baby's Death—Fans Call Baby Brand 'Heartless'
Baby brand Happiest Baby reportedly sent a grieving influencer six emails 'offering' to pick up the bassinet they sent her for content after her baby passed away.
'It's Mine Now': TikTok Thieves Brag About Stealing From Restaurants in Shocking New Trend
Stealing items like cups and cutlery from restaurants has become a viral TikTok trend, but many are concerned about its implications.
From Classroom to Cell: Trump's War on Pro-Palestinian Voices Hits Georgetown University
Badar Khan Suri, who studies and teaches at Georgetown University, was arrested and detained for antisemitism after he voiced his support for Palestinians amid Israel's occupation of Gaza.
Clocking Off at 4:39? Why Workers Are Ditching the Nine-to-Five—And Bosses Aren't Complaining
A recent study has found that workers are working from 8 a.m to 4:39 p.m., a tiny shift that has resulted in mass profits and benefits for American companies.
'He's F---ing Fired!': Engineer Sacked After Blunder Grounded Donald Trump's Jet During Campaign
Trump fired a mechanic due to a mistake he made on the Trump Force One during the 2024 elections, claims a new book by Axios journalist Alex Isenstadt.
Are Dinner Dates Dying? Why More Singles Are Choosing Coffee Shops for First Dates
New couples are filling coffee shops in every corner of New York City. As this trend spreads, a crucial question arises: are coffee dates replacing the classic wine-and-dine?
Why Does France Want the Statue of Liberty Back—138 Years After Gifting It to the US?
A French politician has suggested the US return the Statue of Liberty, citing a decline in American democratic values.
US Judge Denies Early Release for Racist Student Who Used N-Word 200 Times in Attack on Black Worker
A former senior at the University of Kentucky has been denied early release after she was sentenced to one year for her racial attack on a black student.
Starbucks Ordered to Pay $50M After Hot Coffee Burns—Could a Similar Payout Happen in the UK?
A California jury awarded $50 million to a Starbucks customer burned by hot coffee, but UK laws would make a similar payout nearly impossible—here's why.
Staggering 8.9 Million Americans Juggling Multiple Jobs Amid Soaring Costs and Brutal Labour Market
American workers are balancing two or three jobs amid rising inflation and increasingly inaccessible necessities, like gasoline, groceries and childcare.
OpenAI, DeepSeek, And Now Alibaba—China's New AI Model Is Shaking Up The Competition
Alibaba has unveiled its new AI reasoning model, QwQ-32B, claiming it outperforms rivals like OpenAI's o1-mini and DeepSeek's R1.
FBI Warning On Malicious Texts: Everything You Need To Know As Complaints Now Reach 2,000
Scam text messages and impersonating toll collection agencies are on the rise, targeting financial information.
DOGE's Latest Victim: Children Who Rely On Free Food In School As USDA Cancels Local Food Purchasing
Federal budget cuts, spearheaded by DOGE, are poised to eliminate vital food programs for schools and childcare facilities.
6,100 Americans Applied for British Citizenship in 2024—And Donald Trump Could Too, Thanks to His Mum
Over 6,100 Americans sought to become UK nationals last year, with experts believing Trump's re-election is the cause. Ironically, the U.S. president could become a UK citizen as well.