Breaking 17:20 Apple expands ads in maps as unified business platform rolls out 17:00 Robinhood and Webull jump after US SEC approves removal of day-trading limits for small investors 16:30 Big advertising agencies settle US FTC probe over alleged boycott of political content 16:20 VW warns China car market may shrink for first time since 2018 16:00 Steve Aoki exits crypto holdings as Bored Ape NFTs lose 88% value 15:40 Anthropic shifts to usage pricing for enterprise AI customers 15:20 European farmers cut crops as Iran war disrupts fertilizer supply 15:00 Tesla completes AI5 chip design with mass production targeted for 2027 14:40 Renewables offset Hormuz crisis as fossil power output falls 14:20 Unitree launches $8,200 humanoid robot globally via AliExpress 14:00 Donald Trump threatens to reconsider trade deal with the United Kingdom 12:40 Gold holds near record as oil slips on US Iran talks hopes 11:00 Washington expands funding for HIV preventive treatment, with Morocco among targeted countries 10:34 Parliament: Aziz Akhannouch details the Moroccan government’s record 10:33 Anthropic draws funding offers valuing AI startup up to $800 billion 09:20 Trump attacks UK energy policy over North Sea drilling ban 09:17 Freight train derailment in North Bergen shuts Route 3 09:01 Honda recalls over 440,000 minivans in the United States over airbag software issue 08:40 James Webb spots massive exoplanet challenging planet formation limits 08:20 Iran war accelerates global shift toward China-led energy future 08:15 American-Kuwaiti journalist detained in Kuwait amid regional tensions

Researchers build a phonon laser that could one day replace GPS

Researchers at the University of Rochester and the Rochester Institute of Technology have developed a new type of laser that manipulates sound particles rather than light, a breakthrough they say could eventually contribute to navigation systems immune to jamming. The findings, published March 30 in Nature Communications, describe the first......

Spain closes airspace to U.S. aircraft involved in Iran conflict

The Spanish government has closed its airspace to U.S. aircraft involved in the ongoing conflict against Iran, according to Defense Minister Margarita Robles. Spain’s left-leaning government has expressed strong opposition to U.S.-Israeli military actions in the region. Robles clarified that the use of U.S. bases in Spain for operations......

Asian currencies and stocks tumble as Iran war drives oil toward $115

Asian currencies and equity markets came under heavy selling pressure on Monday as the U.S. and Israeli military campaign against Iran, now entering its fifth week, continued to push oil prices higher and deepen risk aversion across the region. South Korea's Kospi plunged 4.73 percent at the open in Seoul, falling to 5,181.80, while the......

Gold holds near $3,490 as oil surge dims hopes of Fed rate cuts

Gold prices held steady near $3,490 per ounce as the final week of March drew to a close, with the precious metal caught between safe-haven demand driven by escalating Middle East tensions and downward pressure from surging oil prices that have all but erased expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. Brent crude surpassed $110......

Faouzia performs at Lollapalooza Chicago with new album Film noir

Faouzia, the 26-year-old Moroccan singer, takes the stage at Lollapalooza Chicago from July 30 to August 2, 2026. The festival draws hundreds of thousands to Grant Park each year. She brings her debut studio album, Film noir, released November 7, 2025. The record includes three singles that have gained millions of streams. Born in Oujda,......

Kosovo agrees to deploy troops to Gaza in U.S.-led peace initiative

On Monday, Kosovo’s government confirmed its decision to send troops to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping mission supported by the United States. This move comes following last year’s ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Several countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, and Albania, have also pledged forces......

Cambodia cuts electric vehicle import duties amid global fuel price surge

Cambodia will eliminate import duties on passenger electric vehicles, reducing the rate from 35% to zero effective April 1. The government also removed duties on electric vehicle battery chargers, electric motors, lithium batteries and solar energy devices to help consumers cope with rising energy costs. The country imports all its oil and......

Oil tops 116 dollars as Iran conflict fuels record electric‑vehicle demand

The war between the United States, Israel, and Iran, along with a de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, has upended global energy markets, and the ripple effects are now reshaping how consumers around the world buy cars. With Brent crude surpassing 116 dollars a barrel this week, drivers from Seoul to Stockholm are shifting toward electric......

Morgan Stanley backs memory stocks after market selloff triggered by TurboQuant

Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, unveiled TurboQuant on Tuesday, March 24, an algorithm that compresses key‑value cache memory in large language models by a factor of six—and within hours memory and storage stocks were tumbling worldwide. The announcement reignited fears that advances in AI efficiency could erode demand for one of......

Gurman calls Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone its “most important transformation” ever

Apple is preparing what Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman calls the “most important transformation in iPhone history”: a foldable iPhone expected to be unveiled in September alongside the iPhone 18 Pro family, though it may not reach customers for several weeks or even months after launch. In his Power On newsletter, Gurman described......

Tech CEOs increasingly cite AI to justify mass layoffs

An increasing number of technology executives are using artificial intelligence as a justification for sweeping job cuts, even as their companies report record revenues. In recent weeks, leaders at Google, Amazon, Meta, Pinterest, and Atlassian have announced or signaled workforce reductions, framing these layoffs as an inevitable consequence......

The Elder Scrolls: Blades shuts down permanently on June 30, Bethesda pulls it from all platforms

Bethesda has announced that The Elder Scrolls: Blades will shut down servers and become permanently unplayable on June 30, 2026. The free‑to‑play dungeon crawler, released in 2020 for iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch, has already been removed from all digital storefronts. Because the game offers no offline mode, the closure......

Pakistan and Afghanistan exchange fire as Islamabad prepares to host US-Iran talks

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated following an exchange of heavy fire along their shared border, just days after both sides had agreed to a temporary ceasefire. Officials from both countries confirmed that artillery and heavy weapons were used during the clashes, affecting areas near the border. Each side accused the......

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