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North Korea: Missiles and Dialogue Under Strain
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Canva Restructuring Affects 1,271 Employees
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Disney Tests AI from the Studio to the Backstage
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Apple: A Record Quarter Gives John Ternus a Strong Start, Not a Free Pass
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Video Games: Google Backs Ten African Studios with a $1 Million Fund
Ten independent studios from Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana and Kenya join Google Play’s first Indie Games Fund Africa. The $1 million programme tests whether funding, mentorship and distribution can turn local creations into sustainable businesses.
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EloElo Raises $80 Million on the Microdrama Bet
India’s EloElo has raised $80 million with NBCUniversal and Hornbill Capital. Story TV plans to export its short vertical dramas and expand original programming.
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India Unveils Three AIs Built for Its Languages and Needs
With EKA-1 and the Dhīr 2B and 5B assistants, India is backing multilingual models, including tools designed to work offline. Their launch raises a key question: how can technological sovereignty become accessible, testable and useful in everyday life?
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Thomson Reuters: AI Growth Impresses, but Costs Worry Investors
Thomson Reuters raises its outlook after revenue grows 10%, while investors scrutinize AI costs and margins.
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Canva Cuts 22% of Its Workforce: A Warning Creative Tech Cannot Ignore
Canva initiates the largest restructuring in its history: 1,271 people, or 22% of its workforce, are affected.
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Ryanair Warns Airfares Could Rise 20%: Jet Fuel Reshapes the Low-Cost Equation
Ryanair's chief expects European fares could rise 10% to 20% next year as fuel costs increase. It is a forecast, not a set price, and signals a cost shock airlines cannot absorb alone.
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BTS Shatters Records: HYBE Achieves Its Most Powerful Quarter in History
HYBE has just shattered its quarterly revenue and operating profit records. Behind the numbers, BTS, KATSEYE, and global tours reveal a new pop economy, where concerts and merchandising weigh more than ever.