Detroit automaker General Motors has accelerated EV sales and market share while Texas-based Tesla cratered this spring due to criticism of Musk.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez said “I do” last weekend in romantic Venice. The newlyweds celebrated their union in a wedding which ran them an estimated $50 million. Long anticipated, the wedding lived up to all its promises: couture gowns by Schiaparelli, an extravagant yacht, the City of Water as a private setting, hand-picked guests,
The formulation clearly means something important, but its origins are often obscured.
Skip to content Home Latest News Releases JULY 4th BEDEVILS CELEBRITIES JULY 4th BEDEVILS CELEBRITIES Bill Donohue Fourth of July festivities are loved by most Americans, and this year is no different. There are exceptions, of course, the most noticeable being celebrities, many of whom are more at home condemning America than celebrating it. Too
Tesla bull and Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has praised the company’s Q2 deliveries, saying the “fireworks come early”. The electric vehicle company delivered 384,122 vehicles in the second quarter of 2025, exceeding some market expectations and sparking optimism among investors and analysts. The delivery numbers, which were higher than the estimated 365,000 “whisper number,” led
Notably, General Zhang Youxia, the first vice chairman of the Central Military Commission and a key military figure, is believed by some analysts to be consolidating influence during Xi’s absence. His reported backing by senior party figures close to former President Hu Jintao has further fuelled rumours of a possible power recalibration at the top.
Phoebe Gates, daughter of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, is using artificial intelligence not just as a tool, but as a creative partner in building her fashion-tech startup, Phia. From TikTok trends to viral Instagram videos, Phia’s content strategy is data-driven, AI-powered, and unapologetically Gen Z. Co-founded with Sophia Kianni while they were sophomores at Stanford,
China’s powerful Central Military Commission has shrunk to its smallest size in decades under the leadership of Xi Jinping, a Newsweek analysis shows, with analysts saying it highlights the personalisation of his control – and efforts to make the military combat-ready. The changes come at a critical time for China as it rivals the United
