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Nintendo Switch 2 sales plunge 41% as price hikes and memory crunch bite
Nintendo Switch 2 sales fell 41% in its fiscal second quarter to 2.67 million units, with price hikes and memory shortages cited as contributing factors.
AI meltdown: Nvidia and Qualcomm drop more than 9%, pushing Nasdaq to worst day since April 2025
Chipmakers Nvidia and Qualcomm dropped more than 9% on Thursday as election results sparked concerns about slowing AI infrastructure investment, pushing the Nasdaq to its worst day since April 2025.
‘American Doctor’ Doc Distributor Condemns Gaza Hospital Bombing Death of Dr. Rizk Abu Shaaira
Palestinian surgeon Dr. Rizk Abu Shaaira, featured in the documentary ‘American Doctor,’ was killed in a Gaza hospital airstrike on Wednesday. Distributor Watermelon Pictures condemned the attack on the medical facility.
Skyler Gisondo Reacts to James Gunn, Peter Safran’s DC Exits: “There’s a Lot I Still Don’t Know”
Actor Skyler Gisondo expressed sadness over James Gunn and Peter Safran’s departure from DC Studios, saying he remains grateful for the opportunities they provided him on Superman.
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Double amputee marathon runner criticises Badenoch for ‘weaponising his success’
Double amputee marathon runner Richard Whitehead criticized Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch for using his athletic achievements to justify proposed £36bn welfare cuts to disability benefits.
Ryanair warns air fares in Europe will jump next year if oil price stays high
Ryanair warns that European air fares will rise materially next year if oil prices remain elevated, citing risks to less-hedged competitors’ survival through the winter season.
Qantas announces 18-hour direct flights from Sydney to New York with onboard ‘wellbeing zones’
Qantas announced plans to operate 18-hour direct flights from Sydney to New York beginning mid-2028, featuring onboard wellness amenities and cutting at least three hours from current travel times.
Dream ticket? Super-rich can sleep pretty with Singapore Airlines ‘largest double bed in the sky’
Singapore Airlines will introduce the world’s largest commercial aviation double bed, spanning 203cm long and 152cm wide, as part of a S$2bn cabin upgrade beginning in the second half of 2027.
Delhi’s Smog Collides With India’s Peak Tourism Season
Delhi’s air quality has reached hazardous levels as winter pollution season coincides with peak tourism, with recent readings showing the city among the world’s most polluted.
Playing Catch-Up: Can American Close the Gap With Delta and United?
American Airlines, the largest U.S. carrier by passenger volume, significantly trails Delta and United in profitability and share performance, prompting a comprehensive operational overhaul.
Scandic’s Dalata Deal Just Got Its First Report Card
Scandic’s €500 million acquisition of Dalata Hotel Group has delivered a 24% boost to pro forma earnings per share in its first combined quarterly report, demonstrating the financial impact of combining operations with differing occupancy rates.
MCR’s Tyler Morse Wants to Ban AI Bots From Booking His Hotels
MCR Hotels CEO Tyler Morse stated he wants to prevent AI personal assistants from booking rooms at his properties, citing concerns that artificial agents make more rational purchasing decisions and are harder to persuade into impulse purchases.
Dusit Takes Low-Risk Bet on Yangon as Others Retreat
Thai hospitality group Dusit is expanding into Myanmar through management contracts on existing hotels, limiting its financial risk while others exit the challenging market.
Mantis Keeps Building in Gulf as Demand Shrinks to Locals
Mantis Collection continues expanding in the Gulf region despite current geopolitical tensions, with new resorts targeting the domestic market while awaiting international visitor recovery.
Air India’s Losses Are Still Bigger Than Singapore Airlines’ Profit
Singapore Airlines reported a net profit of S$134 million for six months to September 30, but its share of Air India losses totaled S$361.7 million, nearly 2.7 times the group’s profit.
‘A Bible-sized blind spot’: congressman sounds alarm on rising Christian nationalism
A congressional representative who publicly identifies as a non-believer has released a book warning that Christian nationalism poses the greatest threat to American democracy and that the nation has overlooked the religious dimensions of political extremism.