Dua Lipa sues Samsung over image use
Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against Samsung Electronics in California federal court, seeking at least $15 million in damages.
Bank of England warns of unavoidable inflation rise
The Bank of England maintained interest rates at 3.75% in April.
Nintendo Shares Plunge After Switch 2 Price Hike, Weak Forecast
Nintendo shares plunged, closing 8.4% lower in Tokyo, Japan, at 7,020 yen on Monday, following announcements of Switch 2 price increases and market concerns over a lack of new high-profile games and a weak sales forecast.
US Beef Prices Remain High Due to Small Herd
The U.S. cattle herd has fallen to its smallest size in 75 years, contributing to high beef prices.
BIS urges targeted fiscal policy to curb inflation risks
Pablo Hernandez de Cos, general manager of the BIS, stated that broad-based, persistent stimulus could increase inflationary risks and compel central banks to raise interest rates.
BOJ appoints Masaki to oversee international affairs
The Bank of Japan appointed Kazuhiro Masaki as executive director to oversee its international affairs.
Bank of Korea Member Urges Inflation Control Focus
Consumer inflation in South Korea quickened to reach a near two-year high of 2.6 per cent in April.
Datta's Healthy Bites brings fresh local food to Mangaluru
Datta’s Healthy Bites operates from 6.30 a.m. to 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. daily.
Vietnamese Ministries Back First International Sustainable Aviation Fuel Summit
The ASAFA Innovation & Policy Summit (IPS) Vietnam 2026, held from May 6–8 in Da Nang, was supported by several Vietnamese government ministries and brought together leaders from approximately 70 organizations.
German Business Disillusioned with Chancellor Merz's Economic Policies
Confidence in the German economy is at its lowest since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in May 2020.
Woolworths worker's 'bum crack' claim dismissed by commission
A former Woolworths employee's unfair dismissal claim, stemming from being told to cover his 'bum crack' at work, was dismissed by the Fair Work Commission.
Canadian visits to US cities drop 42% amid Trump 2.0
A new research tool tracking cell phone activity found a 42% drop in visitors from Canada to US metropolitan areas between April 1, 2024, and March 31, 2026.
Hawks bust alleged fuel theft syndicate in Gauteng
The Hawks arrested 11 suspects, aged between 27 and 46, at a fuel plant in Meyerton, Johannesburg, on Sunday.
Household Insurance Explained: Do You Need It?
Household contents insurance covers the items inside your home, distinguishing it from building insurance which covers the structure.
Cerebras to raise IPO price range amid surging demand
Cerebras Systems plans to increase its initial public offering's price range and number of shares due to strong investor demand for its AI chips.
Chennai Metro Rail Tunnelling Delayed Due to Shaft Work
Chennai Metro Rail's Phase II tunnelling work between Perambur Barracks and Purasawalkam is experiencing delays.
Kochi-Lakshadweep Seaplane Trial Flight Postponed
The trial flight of the seaplane service on the Kochi-Lakshadweep route was rescheduled to May 12 due to a yellow alert for rain in Ernakulam.
YouTube Consultants Drive Success for Top Creators
The rise of YouTube consultants has become a booming business within the creator economy.
Advisers urge JP Morgan investors to split CEO, chair roles
Jamie Dimon has held the chief executive and chair roles at JP Morgan since 2005 and 2006, respectively.
Travel Insurance Tips After Couple Loses £1,000
Debbie and Ardon Rainbird from Northallerton lost around £1,000 when their flight from Sri Lanka was cancelled due to the Iran conflict.