Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Remembering Bill Atkinson: The Man Who Made Computers User-Friendly
Bill Atkinson, Apple pioneer behind the GUI and double-click, has passed away at 74, leaving a legacy in personal computing.
Over 25,000 Evacuated as Wildfires Devastate Central-Western Canada
Wildfires in central-western Canada lead to evacuations for over 25,000 residents due to poor air quality and health risks.
Trump’s Bold Move: Retirement Funds Can Now Flow into Bitcoin Investments
The Trump administration allows Bitcoin investments in pension accounts, reversing Biden-era restrictions, potentially benefiting the Trump family.
North Korea’s Mount Kumgang Poised for UNESCO World Heritage Status
North Korea's Mount Kumgang is recommended for UNESCO World Heritage listing, potentially becoming its third site by July.
Cryptocurrency Soars Past $111K, Driven by Policy Tailwinds and Institutional Demand
Bitcoin hits a new all-time high of over $111,000, driven by regulatory optimism and institutional interest amid market divergence.
Remembering Bill Atkinson: The Man Who Made Computers User-Friendly
Bill Atkinson, Apple pioneer behind the GUI and double-click, has passed away at 74, leaving a legacy in personal computing.
Rare Earths at the Center as U.S.–China Trade Talks Restart in London
U.S. and China resume trade talks focusing on rare earth exports, aiming to ease tensions after recent tariff disputes.
Tariff Talks to Continue at G7 as Japan Abandons Pre-Summit Meeting Plan
Japan's PM Ishiba abandons early talks with Trump, focusing on tariff negotiations during the G7 Summit amid ongoing stalemate.
Trump Pushes Powell to Cut Rates Amid Disappointing Jobs Report
Trump pressures Fed Chair Powell to cut interest rates amid slowing job growth, citing potential recession risks for the U.S. economy.
S&P Flat, Nasdaq Edges Up Amid Concerns Over Private Job Growth
U.S. stock market ends mixed as ADP reports disappointing job growth, impacting investor sentiment and tech stocks like Apple and Tesla.
Rare Earths at the Center as U.S.–China Trade Talks Restart in London
U.S. and China resume trade talks focusing on rare earth exports, aiming to ease tensions after recent tariff disputes.
Tariff Talks to Continue at G7 as Japan Abandons Pre-Summit Meeting Plan
Japan's PM Ishiba abandons early talks with Trump, focusing on tariff negotiations during the G7 Summit amid ongoing stalemate.
Trump Pushes Powell to Cut Rates Amid Disappointing Jobs Report
Trump pressures Fed Chair Powell to cut interest rates amid slowing job growth, citing potential recession risks for the U.S. economy.
S&P Flat, Nasdaq Edges Up Amid Concerns Over Private Job Growth
U.S. stock market ends mixed as ADP reports disappointing job growth, impacting investor sentiment and tech stocks like Apple and Tesla.
WTI Sinks After U.S. Jobs Shock
Oil prices fell as Saudi Arabia's output increase and weak U.S. employment data raised demand concerns, with Brent at $64.86.
Samsung’s Z Fold 7 Teaser Drops—And It’s Ultra in Every Way
Samsung teases the Galaxy Z Fold 7, showcasing its ultra-thin design and AI features, set for reveal at next month's Unpacked event.
Google Rejects DOJ Demand to Share Search Data, Plans Appeal
Google plans to appeal a court ruling on its online search market dominance, claiming the decision is incorrect amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny.
Qualcomm Unveils Next-Gen DragonWing Tools for Embedded and Industrial IoT
Qualcomm hosted the IoT Partner & Tech Day, showcasing innovations in IoT, AI, and new products to strengthen partnerships in various sectors.
Korean Robotics Firm Brings AI-Driven Parking Tech to 2025 ITS Asia-Pacific
HL Group's Parkie, the first indoor autonomous parking robot, will demonstrate at the 2025 ITS Asia-Pacific Conference, showcasing its advanced SMS.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Survives Five Hours in Frozen River, Still Works Perfectly
A Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra survived five hours underwater in freezing conditions, showcasing its durability and reliability in harsh environments.
Remembering Bill Atkinson: The Man Who Made Computers User-Friendly
Bill Atkinson, Apple pioneer behind the GUI and double-click, has passed away at 74, leaving a legacy in personal computing.
Over 25,000 Evacuated as Wildfires Devastate Central-Western Canada
Wildfires in central-western Canada lead to evacuations for over 25,000 residents due to poor air quality and health risks.
Trump’s Bold Move: Retirement Funds Can Now Flow into Bitcoin Investments
The Trump administration allows Bitcoin investments in pension accounts, reversing Biden-era restrictions, potentially benefiting the Trump family.
North Korea’s Mount Kumgang Poised for UNESCO World Heritage Status
North Korea's Mount Kumgang is recommended for UNESCO World Heritage listing, potentially becoming its third site by July.
Cryptocurrency Soars Past $111K, Driven by Policy Tailwinds and Institutional Demand
Bitcoin hits a new all-time high of over $111,000, driven by regulatory optimism and institutional interest amid market divergence.
Remembering Bill Atkinson: The Man Who Made Computers User-Friendly
Bill Atkinson, Apple pioneer behind the GUI and double-click, has passed away at 74, leaving a legacy in personal computing.
Rare Earths at the Center as U.S.–China Trade Talks Restart in London
U.S. and China resume trade talks focusing on rare earth exports, aiming to ease tensions after recent tariff disputes.
Tariff Talks to Continue at G7 as Japan Abandons Pre-Summit Meeting Plan
Japan's PM Ishiba abandons early talks with Trump, focusing on tariff negotiations during the G7 Summit amid ongoing stalemate.
Trump Pushes Powell to Cut Rates Amid Disappointing Jobs Report
Trump pressures Fed Chair Powell to cut interest rates amid slowing job growth, citing potential recession risks for the U.S. economy.
S&P Flat, Nasdaq Edges Up Amid Concerns Over Private Job Growth
U.S. stock market ends mixed as ADP reports disappointing job growth, impacting investor sentiment and tech stocks like Apple and Tesla.
Rare Earths at the Center as U.S.–China Trade Talks Restart in London
U.S. and China resume trade talks focusing on rare earth exports, aiming to ease tensions after recent tariff disputes.
Tariff Talks to Continue at G7 as Japan Abandons Pre-Summit Meeting Plan
Japan's PM Ishiba abandons early talks with Trump, focusing on tariff negotiations during the G7 Summit amid ongoing stalemate.
Trump Pushes Powell to Cut Rates Amid Disappointing Jobs Report
Trump pressures Fed Chair Powell to cut interest rates amid slowing job growth, citing potential recession risks for the U.S. economy.
S&P Flat, Nasdaq Edges Up Amid Concerns Over Private Job Growth
U.S. stock market ends mixed as ADP reports disappointing job growth, impacting investor sentiment and tech stocks like Apple and Tesla.
WTI Sinks After U.S. Jobs Shock
Oil prices fell as Saudi Arabia's output increase and weak U.S. employment data raised demand concerns, with Brent at $64.86.
Samsung’s Z Fold 7 Teaser Drops—And It’s Ultra in Every Way
Samsung teases the Galaxy Z Fold 7, showcasing its ultra-thin design and AI features, set for reveal at next month's Unpacked event.
Google Rejects DOJ Demand to Share Search Data, Plans Appeal
Google plans to appeal a court ruling on its online search market dominance, claiming the decision is incorrect amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny.
Qualcomm Unveils Next-Gen DragonWing Tools for Embedded and Industrial IoT
Qualcomm hosted the IoT Partner & Tech Day, showcasing innovations in IoT, AI, and new products to strengthen partnerships in various sectors.
Korean Robotics Firm Brings AI-Driven Parking Tech to 2025 ITS Asia-Pacific
HL Group's Parkie, the first indoor autonomous parking robot, will demonstrate at the 2025 ITS Asia-Pacific Conference, showcasing its advanced SMS.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Survives Five Hours in Frozen River, Still Works Perfectly
A Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra survived five hours underwater in freezing conditions, showcasing its durability and reliability in harsh environments.
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Remembering Bill Atkinson: The Man Who Made Computers User-Friendly
Bill Atkinson, Apple pioneer behind the GUI and double-click, has passed away at 74, leaving a legacy in personal computing.
Rare Earths at the Center as U.S.–China Trade Talks Restart in London
U.S. and China resume trade talks focusing on rare earth exports, aiming to ease tensions after recent tariff disputes.
Tariff Talks to Continue at G7 as Japan Abandons Pre-Summit Meeting Plan
Japan's PM Ishiba abandons early talks with Trump, focusing on tariff negotiations during the G7 Summit amid ongoing stalemate.
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