Han Jong-Hee, who elevated Samsung’s television business, dies
Samsung Electronics says the executive credited with elevating its television business has died
Tesla market share slumps 40% across Europe
Tesla sales across Europe plunged 40% last month, raising further questions over the extent drivers are being put off by its chief executive Elon Musk’s politics.
Why increasing number of farmers are at crisis point – and Prince William is being urged to ‘speak up’
A farming mental health charity supported by Prince William has told Sky News it has seen a direct link between recent government policies and an increase in the number of farmers at crisis point.
Glowing spiral appears in night sky
Is it a bird? Is it a plane?
‘Priority pathogens’ that pose greatest risk to public health revealed
Health officials have published a new list of viruses and bacteria they say pose the greatest threat to public health.
AI Backlash and Sabotage Inside Companies: ‘It’s Tearing Us Apart,’ Employees Say
Despite a 30% gap in AI success perception, 88% of employees and 97% of execs say GenAI has benefited them — use cases continue to expand.
Thousands rally in Serbia against Trump son-in-law’s real estate project
Demonstrators protest Jared Kushner’s plan to transform former army HQ bombed by NATO into luxury hotel, shopping site.
State Department blames Hamas for Israel’s killing of AJ journalist
The US State Department blamed Hamas for Israel’s killing of two journalists in Gaza, including one from Al Jazeera.
Genetic testing firm 23andme files for bankruptcy protection
Officials, including California’s attorney general, question what will happen to the data collected by the firm.
At least five killed in RSF shelling in Sudan’s Khartoum: Lawyers’ group
The attack comes as the Sudanese army pushes to take full control of the capital.