Month: July 2025

Yahoo on ilmoittanut käyttäväänsä uutta eväste- ja tiedotuskykyasetusta kaikilla omistamiensa verkkosivustoin ja sovelluksissa. Asetus sisältää muutamia muutoksia, joita on tarkoitus toteuttaa nopeasti. Asetuksen mukaisesti, Yahoo käyttää evästeitä kuten tekniikallisia evästeitä, seliteevästeitä ja annettujen sähköisiensopimuksien perusteella. Lisäksi, Asetus tarkoittaa, että kun sovellukset ja verkkosivut käyttävät teknologioita tai palveluita ulkopuolelta (tietyn “puolen puolella”), niin tietoa voimassa olevasta … Read more

Asia-Pacific markets fell on Friday as investors awaited details on US trade deals ahead of President Donald Trump’s deadline for higher tariffs next week. The Nikkei 225 benchmark in Japan ended the day flat at 39,810.88, while the broader Topix index also remained steady. In South Korea, the Kospi index dropped 1.99% to close at … Read more

Wales ended their historic first appearance at the Euro 2025 tournament with a painful 1-0 defeat against Netherlands, but Rhian Wilkinson’s side can hold their heads high as they make history. Vivianne Miedema scored her 100th international goal to seal the win for Netherlands in the dying moments of stoppage time. The Manchester City striker’s … Read more

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in microbiology, identifying an organism called Sukunaarchaeum mirabile that blurs the lines between viruses and cellular life. The unique entity, found in marine plankton, has a genome smaller than any previously documented archaeal genomes. Sukunaarchaeum’s characteristics are distinct from both viruses and living cells. Like viruses, it shows dependence … Read more

Amazon’s Prime Day is just around the corner, and this year’s four-day event promises to be the biggest yet. For home decor enthusiasts, there are countless amazing deals on offer across categories. We’ve curated a list of our favorite home items that will make any stylish person swoon. From chic décor finds to quirky knick-knacks, … Read more

Scientists at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging made a groundbreaking discovery about brain sugar stores, which has significant implications for treating Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive decline. The researchers found that the metabolism of glycogen in neurons appears to protect the brain from toxic tau build-up and cognitive decline. Glycogen, a stored form … Read more

A recent discovery in Canada and Japan has raised big questions about what it means to be alive. The microbe Sukunaarchaeum mirabile is so tiny and needy that scientists are debating whether it’s truly a living organism. This tiny microbe relies heavily on an alive host to survive, blurring the lines between cellular life and … Read more

A new study published on July 2 in Nature has found a strong link between air pollution and lung cancer in people who have never smoked. The research, led by researchers at the University of California San Diego and the National Cancer Institute, analyzed data from over 871 never-smokers living in 28 regions with different … Read more

Coach Stephanie White of the Indiana Fever expressed frustration after a 98-87 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on July 5. Despite holding a late lead, the Fever collapsed under pressure. White attributed the defeat to a lack of discipline on defense and poor execution of screens. The recent loss marks the second time this … Read more

Nine financial firms, including major banks Credit Suisse and Citigroup, have been penalised S$27.5 million by Singapore over money laundering breaches. The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced the penalties on Friday, citing lapses related to the city’s largest money laundering case. Credit Suisse’s local branch was fined S$5.8 million, while UBS Group AG and Citigroup … Read more