China broadens its crude oil import sources, including the US and Iran, amid geopolitical maneuvers ahead of President Xi’s summit with Trump.
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China widens oil purchases to extend influence from US to Iran
iOS 27 might add a lot more customization to the Camera app
Apple’s iOS 27 update may bring significant camera app customization, allowing users to select their own controls and widgets, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Japan Inc., households step up overseas investment despite weak yen
Japanese companies and households are boosting overseas investments, driven by low interest rates and growth opportunities abroad, despite the yen’s depreciation.
How Human-Robot Collaboration Changes Workflows
Keen on transforming your workplace, but curious how human-robot collaboration truly reshapes workflows and what it means for your role?
MAHA Keeps Being Weird as Hell About Fertility
The Trump administration promotes fertility initiatives and makes controversial claims about fertility decline, amid ongoing debates on reproductive health policies.
Meta won’t let you block its AI account on Threads
Meta’s new AI feature on Threads cannot be blocked by users, sparking user frustration and raising questions about platform control and privacy.
NBA The Run hits the streets on June 9
NBA The Run, an arcade-style basketball game overseen by original NBA Street artist Mike Young, releases on June 9 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam.
Googlebook
Google announces Googlebook, a new AI-integrated laptop ecosystem blending Gemini AI tech with hardware, launching this fall. Details are emerging.
Japan’s Murata rewards in-house innovators to keep global capacitor lead
Murata Manufacturing boosts employee incentives for patents to maintain its dominant position in multilayer ceramic capacitors amid rising competition.
Al Qaeda’s shadow returns
Al Qaeda’s presence and activities are reportedly increasing in regions previously considered under control, signaling a potential revival of the terror network.
