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U.K. Navy Drones Found Transmitting Signals to China via Chinese Component
UK military discovered Chinese-made components in Royal Navy drones that were transmitting signals to China. The Ministry of Defence claims no data breach occurred, but the incident raises serious supply chain security concerns.
Archer Aviation acquires Boeing's eVTOL units in major aerospace consolidation
Boeing sells its eVTOL subsidiaries Wisk Aero, Insitu, and SkyGrid to Archer Aviation while taking an equity stake, consolidating the fragmented urban air mobility sector.
Sean Murray Rejects 'Redemption Arc' Narrative as No Man's Sky Marks 10-Year Milestone
Hello Games marks 10 years of No Man's Sky development, with creator Sean Murray rejecting the "redemption arc" narrative and teasing future updates across platforms.
Space mirror startup's FCC approval sparks alarm over astronomy damage and eye safety risks
An FCC-approved startup plans to deploy giant mirrors in space to beam sunlight on-demand to Earth, but scientists warn of risks to astronomy observations and potential eye damage from reflected light.
UAE's ADNOC Gas Commits $8.2B to Major Expansion Despite Profit Decline
UAE's ADNOC Gas announced an $8.2 billion expansion program despite a 52% profit decline in Q2, beating company guidance while recovering from April infrastructure damage.
UK manufacturers face rising cyber threat as 30% hit by attacks, survey finds
A third of British manufacturers experienced cyber-attacks in the past year, with only half having response plans. The threat has intensified following the £1.9bn JLR hack, attributed to Russian hackers.
EU sanctions force 'Mere' closure, leaving Latvian suppliers with €1.5M in losses
EU sanctions triggered the sudden closure of Latvia's Mere retail chain, leaving suppliers with €1.5M in losses from spoiled goods and unpaid invoices. While authorities now permit goods retrieval, broader business uncertainties remain unresolved.
Bosch to close washing machine plant near Berlin, cutting 450 jobs
Bosch subsidiary BSH is closing its washing machine factory in Nauen, Brandenburg, eliminating 450 jobs by mid-2027 despite the parent company posting €3.5 billion profit in 2024.
China's copper dominance poses hidden security threat to Western nations
China's state-subsidized copper smelters are consolidating control over global copper processing, creating potential geopolitical vulnerabilities for Western nations dependent on this critical defence material.
Childhood IBD cases surge in Bengaluru as urban diets and lifestyles shift
Bengaluru hospitals report a 12% rise in childhood inflammatory bowel disease cases over six months, attributed to ultra-processed diets, urbanization, and improved diagnostic awareness among children.
Zeekr 7X Catches Fire in China; Company Blames Prior Collision, Not Manufacturing
A Zeekr 7X electric SUV caught fire at a charging station in Ningbo, China on August 9. The company attributed the incident to prior collision damage that was never repaired at an official service center.
Bremworth's largest shareholder pursues $20m partial takeover bid
David Ferrier's Mangawhai Collective is pursuing a partial takeover of NZX-listed carpet-maker Bremworth, seeking to increase its stake from 19.7% to 50-55% through a $20m acquisition of shares from founding families.
South Korea's dog meat industry faces extinction as February 2027 ban takes hold
South Korea's landmark ban on dog meat breeding, slaughter, and sale takes full effect in February 2027, with over 80% of farms already closed and restaurants struggling as the tradition fades.
Webzen Unveils Strategy RPG 'PROJECT D1' Adapting Popular Webtoon Series
Webzen subsidiary Crevix is developing PROJECT D1, a strategy RPG based on the Naver Webtoon series 'Tyrant of the Defense Game,' featuring innovative diorama pixel art blending 2D and 3D rendering.
Realme 16x 5G India pricing leaked at Rs 25,999 ahead of August 12 launch
Realme 16x 5G will launch in India on August 12 starting at Rs 25,999, featuring a 6.8-inch 144Hz display, MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset, and 7,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging.
Hong Kong swelters in record 36.9°C heat as Typhoon Dolphin sweeps warm air over city
Hong Kong officially recorded its highest temperature of 36.9°C on Sunday as Typhoon Dolphin swept warm air over the city, breaking a 142-year record while triggering mass flight cancellations across China's east coast.
Oak Ridge Lab Cuts Week From Californium-252 Production With New Chemical Process
Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed a faster chemical process to produce californium-252, cutting production time by a week. The breakthrough addresses growing demand as the US expands nuclear energy capacity and deploys new reactor technologies.
Cobmais, empresa prudentina de tecnologia, é adquirida pela canadense Constellation Software
A Cobmais, empresa de Presidente Prudente especializada em gestão de crédito, foi adquirida pela Vela LatAm, subsidiária da canadense Constellation Software. A operação mantém a estrutura, marca e equipe na cidade.
Porta-voz de Zuckerberg nega que superiate ignorou pedido de socorro no Alasca
O superiate Launchpad, associado a Mark Zuckerberg, foi questionado após não participar do resgate de uma embarcação à deriva no Alasca, apesar de estar mais próximo. Porta-voz nega omissão, alegando falha de comunicação por rádio.
Game of Thrones stage prequel opens to mixed reviews at Royal Shakespeare Company
The Royal Shakespeare Company has launched Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a three-hour-45-minute prequel featuring a 36-strong cast. Critics are largely positive, with most awarding four stars, though opinions vary on whether it matches the TV series' intensity.
AOC Freezes Eggs, Shares Journey Online to Normalize Reproductive Autonomy
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced she is freezing her eggs and will document the fertility treatment process online, framing it as a personal choice and critique of reproductive care restrictions.
Fábrica centenária de doces Pearson's fecha após 117 anos e demite 80 funcionários
A tradicional fábrica Pearson's Candy Company, fundada em 1907, encerrará suas atividades em St. Paul, Minnesota, até 28 de setembro, demitindo 80 funcionários devido a dificuldades financeiras e altos custos de produção.
Microsoft's Accidental OneDrive Photos Rollout Leaves Windows 11 Users Stuck
Microsoft accidentally deployed its beta OneDrive Photos app to Windows 11 systems beyond intended scope, including enterprise machines, with no easy uninstall option without removing the main OneDrive client.