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Apple set an iPhone sales record even without a new standard iPhone
Apple reported record iPhone revenue of $57.58 billion in its fourth quarter, up 17 percent year-over-year, despite not launching a standard model in its latest refresh.
iPhone Duo: Apple unsure when more of the foldable devices will be available
Apple’s new foldable iPhone Duo sold out within a week of its October launch, with executives acknowledging uncertainty about when additional inventory will become available to customers.
A new gas line or cash to electrify? California lets households choose.
California enacted a new law allowing households scheduled for gas service line replacement to choose a financial incentive to electrify instead, potentially saving millions across all ratepayers.
California just showed how home batteries will radically remake the grid
Home batteries and electric vehicles are increasingly helping stabilize California’s electrical grid by storing and distributing power during peak demand periods, potentially lowering costs for all ratepayers.
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Texas says data centers must pass an audit before connecting to the grid
Texas directed regulators to audit data center proposals before grid connections, requiring disclosure of incentives, power needs, water consumption, and community impact assessments.
New era for Gibraltar with removal of border controls with Spain
Gibraltar and Spain are scheduled to remove border controls on July 15, ending decades of frontier restrictions and allowing free movement between the British territory and the EU following Brexit negotiations.
India wants to cuts its reliance on overseas strawberry varieties
India seeks to reduce dependence on imported strawberry varieties by developing domestic cultivars through gamma irradiation breeding and advancing cultivation technologies in its primary growing region.
FIFA tests the limits of private equity in sports with World Cup subsidiary sale
FIFA’s plan to sell a minority stake in a World Cup subsidiary to private equity investors faces strong opposition from European and North American soccer governing bodies over concerns about outside influence.
ECB official warns climate crisis poses growing threat to ‘core financial stability’
An ECB official warns that climate change and ecosystem collapse pose growing risks to financial stability, as the central bank intensifies monitoring of nature-related financial hazards affecting European banks.
Apple issues new challenge against UK order for access to private user data
Apple has launched a new legal challenge against a UK government demand for backdoor access to encrypted user data, continuing a dispute that began in early 2025.
Campaigners denied appeal against Gatwick Airport expansion
Campaigners opposed to Gatwick Airport’s two-runway expansion plan have failed in their bid to appeal a government approval decision to the Court of Appeal.
BP boss urges Burnham to prioritise UK oil and gas even as firm exits North Sea
BP’s CEO urged Prime Minister Burnham to prioritize UK oil and gas production, even as the company prepares to exit the North Sea after 60 years of operations in the aging basin.
Paramount Skydance raises full-year profit guidance, remains ‘confident’ about WBD merger
Paramount Skydance raised full-year profit guidance after beating revenue expectations in the second quarter, with streaming gains offsetting continued linear TV weakness. CEO David Ellison expressed confidence the proposed Warner Bros. Discovery merger will close despite ongoing antitrust litigation.
Why is Ceuta a migration flashpoint and how were so many people able to cross from Morocco?
Tens of thousands of people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish territory of Ceuta after border controls appeared to break down, resulting in dozens of deaths and a humanitarian crisis.
India denies involvement in ex-Bangladesh PM Hasina’s planned speech
India denied involvement in organizing a virtual speech by former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, stating a private media entity hosts the event as tensions over bilateral relations escalate.
Senate Democrat’s report says major banks ‘looked the other way’ on Epstein
A Senate Democrat released a report alleging major Wall Street banks knowingly facilitated Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation by ignoring suspicious financial activity for years.