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Renting makes robots affordable for work and play
Robot rental services are expanding across industries, from hospitals to homes, offering affordable access to automation technology without large upfront purchases while manufacturers gather real-world data.
Artificial intelligence: Yann LeCun works on more flexible AI
Yann LeCun, who left Meta to found AMI Labs, argues current AI systems like ChatGPT cannot understand the physical world and are unsuitable for robotics applications.
Heat failure: Why essential tech fails when the temperature rises
A transformer failure during extreme heat in France left over 100,000 without power, highlighting how rising temperatures threaten critical infrastructure and technology systems worldwide.
What is Helium-3 and could we get it from the moon?
Helium-3, an expensive isotope costing roughly $2,000 per liter, is sought for quantum computing and nuclear fusion, with companies planning lunar extraction missions.
The £5 coffee that tells a story of global economic turmoil
Coffee prices have surged globally due to climate disasters, geopolitical tensions, and tariffs, pushing UK café prices toward £5 despite resilient consumer demand.
FAA lets Boeing sign off on 737 Max, 787 airworthiness certificates again
The FAA has authorized Boeing to resume issuing airworthiness certificates for its 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner aircraft, restoring authority stripped after fatal crashes years ago.
Inside the Chinese fraud rings stealing billions from banks and retailers
Chinese organized crime rings are conducting large-scale tap-to-pay fraud schemes targeting U.S. retailers, potentially earning up to $1 billion annually through stolen credit cards and gift card purchases.
Andy Burnham: Five headaches for the incoming prime minister
Andy Burnham will inherit five major policy challenges including disability benefits costs projected to rise to £78bn annually by 2030, defence spending pressures, social care system reform, housing shortages, and rising youth unemployment rates.
UK economy returns to growth in May
The UK economy expanded by 0.1% in May after contracting in April, with service sector growth offsetting declines in production and construction amid Middle East conflict disruptions.
The threat to summer holidays looming with jet fuel shortages
Jet fuel prices have surged dramatically following Middle East conflict, raising concerns about potential shortages during the peak summer travel season and threatening to disrupt holidays across Europe.
Chinese automakers are taking on the UK — and many Brits are embracing it
Chinese automakers are rapidly gaining market share in the UK, with sales surging from 384 vehicles in 2015 to over 285,000 last year, driven by competitive pricing and advanced technology.
How big is the great wealth transfer? It could be over $100 trillion or $36 trillion
Two studies offer conflicting estimates of the coming wealth transfer from baby boomers: Visa projects $36 trillion over 20 years, while Cerulli Associates estimates over $100 trillion by 2048.
Aer Lingus: Airline proposes to cut 500 jobs under cost cutting plan
Aer Lingus proposes cutting up to 500 jobs and reducing flight capacity by 6% as part of a cost-cutting plan citing economic challenges and prior losses.
British Steel nationalisation bill passed by Parliament
Parliament has passed legislation enabling the nationalisation of British Steel, clearing the path for the company’s transition to public ownership following failed negotiations with its Chinese owner.
Labour should ditch triple-lock pensions promise, says OECD
The OECD urged Labour to abandon its triple-lock pensions pledge to address UK fiscal pressures, though the pensions minister said the government remains committed to the policy throughout the current parliament.
I changed jobs 10 times in 10 years to get the career I wanted
A 32-year-old professional describes changing jobs 10 times across six universities over a decade to build skills for her desired career role, reflecting an emerging trend among younger workers.
From Wimbledon towels to Scotch: How India-UK trade deal could change business
India and the UK’s free trade agreement, which took effect on Wednesday, removes or reduces tariffs on 99% of Indian exports and 90% of UK imports, with labor-intensive sectors like textiles and spirits expected to see significant growth.
Inflation slowed sharply — but it may not last
U.S. inflation slowed sharply to 3.5% in June as gas prices dropped, but analysts warn the decline may be temporary due to renewed Iran tensions threatening to push energy costs higher again.
South East Water to pay £30.5m penalty after multiple supply failures
South East Water will pay £30.5m in penalties following multiple water supply failures affecting hundreds of thousands of customers over several years, regulators announced.
‘The Trojan Teddy Bear’: The promise and peril of childhood in the age of AI
Tech companies are developing AI companions for children resembling intelligent teddy bears, raising concerns about whether they might replace crucial human interactions needed for healthy brain development.
What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?
UK passengers have rights when flights are cancelled or delayed, including refunds and compensation depending on the airline and reason for disruption. Rights vary based on whether the airline is at fault versus circumstances like weather or strikes.
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