Month: July 2025

Yhdenmaisella yrityksellämme olemme muokanneet tietosuoja-asetuimia ja evästeasetuksiimme. Muutos on hyvä seurata, koska se vaikuttaa siihen, miten me käytämme henkilötietoja ja evästeitä ympäröivissä toimintaamme. Yrityksellämme olemme noudattaneet EU:n tietosuojalainin sääntöjä. Eväste- ja tietosuojan säännöt voit lukea lisätiedossa, koska ne ovat mukana yleisissä tietosuojakäytännöissämme. Jos haluat muokata valintojasi tai peruuttaa eväste- ja tietosuostumuksesi, napsauta linkki tietosuoja- ja … Read more

Microsoft has launched a new 5G-enabled Surface Laptop specifically designed for business customers. The laptop’s cellular option is set to start shipping next month, with a transition between WiFi and cellular networks seamless thanks to its six internal antennas. The device features a 13.8-inch screen powered by Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors. Its Neural … Read more

US 10-year Treasuries have gained for the fifth day in a row as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent offered reassurance to investors about Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s position. According to Ian Lyngen, head of US rates strategy at BMO, the market’s positive response suggests that President Trump has decided not to pursue his campaign to … Read more

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US is likely to extend its trade deadline with China, following a 90-day suspension of tariffs that expired on August 12. Bessent will meet his Chinese counterparts in Stockholm next week, where they will discuss issues such as sanctioned Russian and Iranian oil imports. The two countries agreed … Read more

The historic franchise “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” has come to an end after nine consecutive seasons as the No. 1 show in late-night television. The final episode will air in May 2026. In a dramatic return to TV, Colbert thanked his supporters and expressed his relief at being able to speak unvarnished truth … Read more

Australia’s military plans to expand its ship-to-shore capability have been put on hold due to a lack of suitable amphibious assets. The country relies heavily on ageing and limited numbers of landing craft, which are unable to carry the weight of modern tanks. During Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025, the Australian Army observed the use of … Read more

US stocks remained mixed in early afternoon trade as investors digested more earnings reports, with the S&P 500 scoring a record high and the Nasdaq weighing on chip stocks due to SoftBank’s scaled-down artificial intelligence project. More than 85% of the over 60 S&P 500 companies that have reported topped analysts’ estimates, according to FactSet … Read more

Olof Gustafsson, former CEO of Escobar Inc., has pleaded guilty to six counts of wire and mail fraud and money laundering. Gustafsson marketed a foldable phone called the Escobar Fold 2, which he claimed offered cutting-edge features for $399. However, the device was merely a repackaged Samsung Galaxy Fold with added gold foil. Gustafsson never … Read more

NASA’s next trip to space will be a rideshare mission with nine other satellites sharing a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, but it has been delayed until Wednesday due to airspace concerns. The original launch window was scrubbed about 45 seconds before liftoff on Tuesday, and the FAA cited a regional power outage in the Santa … Read more

The Perseid meteor shower, touted as one of the “big three” annual events, is overhyped for observers in Australia and New Zealand. The shower’s peak period coincides with the northern hemisphere’s summer, making it inaccessible to most Australians and Kiwis. Instead, experts recommend looking at alternative meteor showers that can be seen from these regions. … Read more